Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch
Here’s what brand new Jetour Dashing models will cost you approximately
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Jetour is one of the newest Chery-family brands to land in the UAE, and the Dashing is its compact SUV bid for buyers who'd otherwise be cross-shopping a Kicks or an EcoSport.
How much does a used Jetour Dashing cost in the UAE?
A meaningful step below new: our listings sit around 17% under list price for a comparably specced current car, running AED 70000 to AED 88000. That gap is the whole case for buying used here rather than ordering new.
Which used Jetour Dashing year should you buy?
Anything from this stock is recent — the model has only been on sale in the UAE since 2024, all on the same 1.6-litre engine, so there's no generation to navigate yet. Pick on remaining warranty and condition rather than model year.
How long does a Jetour Dashing last?
No verdict yet on long-term wear, but the early picture is unremarkable in the best sense: a median of about 33,000 km on the cars we've inspected and nothing flagged. That's a car still well inside its first service intervals, not one that's proven itself over real distance.
Jetour Dashing or Jetour T2?
Jetour's own T2 costs more but has the stronger inspection record in the family, body or panel repair on just 5% of cars against the 25% expected for compact SUVs. A Honda CR-V costs considerably more and carries mechanical faults on 26% of cars against the 19% expected for compact SUVs — a name buyers trust, with a fault rate that doesn't quite earn it. A Nissan Kicks undercuts the Dashing sharply on price but shows body or panel repair on 59% of cars against the 53% expected for the class, a segment-typical history rather than a red flag on its own.
What to check on a used Jetour Dashing
Have a look at what's live now and read the inspection report before you decide.