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27 Used Lincoln cars for sale in UAE

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2019 Lincoln MKC in Dubai
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Lincoln MKC 2.0L I4

2019145,100 KMGCC specs
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Price45,000AED
Installments705AED/mo
2023 Lincoln Corsair in Dubai
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Lincoln Corsair RESERVE II 2.0L

202339,896 KMGCC specs
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Price109,990AED
Installments1,723AED/mo
2008 Lincoln MKX in Dubai
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Lincoln MKX . 3.5L V6

2008237,000 KMGCC specs
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Good price
Price8,000AED
InstallmentsUnavailable

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Frequently asked questions

Our UAE listings run from AED 12,500 for a car from the middle of the last decade to AED 380,000 for a current-year flagship. Size and age set your place in that band rather than trim: older mid-size crossovers and saloons at the bottom, full-size three-row cars at the top. One change to be aware of is that the Nautilus's latest generation moved to a full-width dashboard display, a sharp break from the cabins of the cars below it here.

Poorly, which is why a used one is so much car for the money: Lincolns average about 42% of their value after five years across the models we can measure.

Cadillac is the closer comparison and drives with more edge; Mercedes holds its value far better and has deeper workshop coverage. Lincoln's argument is the amount of car per dirham.

Budget for electronics, and buy the report rather than the car. Across the Lincolns we have inspected in the UAE, at a median of 108,000 km, 19% had an electrical or electronics fault, against the 11% we would expect for SUVs of the same age and mileage here, and 22% had a mechanical fault in the engine, gearbox, suspension or steering against the 16% expected for that class. This is what heavily equipped luxury cars look like out of warranty — a lot of modules, motors and air springs, all needing attention eventually. Get the flagged items quoted and take that off your offer.

The Aviator is the sweet spot — three rows, a strong twin-turbo six, and modern enough to still feel current. The Navigator is the one if outright size is the point, and the most expensive to run. The Corsair is the sensible small choice, the Nautilus the two-row middle option, and the MKX the cheapest way in.