Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch
Here’s what brand new Suzuki Dzire models will cost you approximately
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Suzuki's Dzire packages Baleno-level running costs into a proper sedan boot, aimed at UAE buyers who want cheap ownership without a hatchback shape.
How much does a used Suzuki Dzire cost in the UAE?
About 24% below a new Dzire, at roughly AED 24000 for a 2023 model to AED 38000 for a 2024 one — one of the widest used discounts among small sedans here.
Which used Suzuki Dzire year should you buy?
Anything from the 2023 to 2024 window our stock covers, all on the same 1.2-litre engine — there's no generation split within that span, so weigh service history over the exact plate.
How long does a Suzuki Dzire last?
A car built to be cheap to run is wearing exactly like one: the Dzires we've checked come in at a median of 59,000 km, with every inspection coming back clean. That's solid daily use with no early flag against it.
Does the Suzuki Dzire hold its value?
Slightly ahead of the segment: it keeps about 58% of its price after five years against the 55% expected for small sedans, and just above Suzuki's own 56% average across the range.
Suzuki Dzire or Honda Civic?
A Honda Civic costs more and shows body or panel repair on 82% of cars against the 68% expected for small sedans — more than four in five carrying some history, which is what this class looks like when it's bought to be driven hard, not a fault specific to any one badge. A Nissan Sentra is cheaper and posts 87% against the 72% expected for the same measure, the highest rate in the group. Suzuki's own Ciaz undercuts the Dzire further and holds 59% of its value after five years if you want even more cabin for less.
What to look over on a used Suzuki Dzire
Check today's listings and let the inspection report separate a well-kept Dzire from a hard-used one.