The Toyota Rush is the cheap seven-seat Toyota SUV: a 1.5-litre four-cylinder, body-on-frame construction and rear-wheel drive, sold to families who need a third row and low running costs from the same car. We have 6 used Rushes listed in the UAE.
How much does a used Toyota Rush cost in the UAE?
Our UAE listings run from AED 33,500 for an early-2020s car up to AED 50,000 for one of the newest. That spread is narrow for a used SUV, so specification and service record decide which car is worth the money more than the registration year does.
Which used Toyota Rush year should you buy?
Buy on condition, not year. The current Rush has run in one generation since 2018 with no platform or engine change, so a 2020 and a 2023 are mechanically the same car with different mileage on them. Spend the money on a lower-mileage, fully serviced example rather than on the newest plate.
Is a used Toyota Rush reliable?
18% of the Toyota Rushes we inspect in the UAE show an electrical or electronics fault, against the 9% we would expect for small SUVs of the same age and mileage here. On a car built to a price that usually means infotainment, sensors, power windows or AC electrics rather than anything structural, and it is cheap to put right, but you want it found and priced in before you buy.
Toyota Rush or Nissan Kicks?
The Nissan Kicks is cheaper and better to drive, but it has five seats, and 59% of them show prior body or panel repair against the 53% we would expect for small SUVs of the same age and mileage in the UAE. The Mitsubishi ASX is closest on price with a better cabin, again five seats. Only the Chevrolet Captiva matches the Rush on seven seats at this money, and we find interior staining on 31% of them against the 18% we would expect for small SUVs of this age here.
What should you check on a used Toyota Rush?
- Every electrical function — screen, windows, mirrors, sensors, rear AC vents.
- AC output at idle, in traffic rather than at speed.
- Third-row condition, which tells you how hard the car has been used.
- Service history, continuous rather than a flurry just before sale.
Read the electrical section of the CarSwitch inspection report first on any Rush in the UAE — it is still negotiable.
