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AED 25,000
UAE
Sharjah al nabba 17th street
Private Seller
155,000 (km)
AED 27,000
UAE
Abu Dhabi
Private Seller
0 (km)
AED 65,000
UAE
Dubai
Private Seller
54,000 (km)
AED 130,000
UAE
Dubai
Private Seller
29,000 (km)
AED 135,000
UAE
Dubai
Private Seller
3,900 (km)
AED 174,999
UAE
Dubai
Private Seller
103,000 (km)
AED 145,000
UAE
Dubai
Private Seller
38,000 (km)
AED 45,000
UAE
Abu Dhabi
Private Seller
150,000 (km)
AED 155,000
UAE
Sharjah
Private Seller
48,000 (km)
AED 10,000
UAE
Sharjah
Private Seller
105,592 (km)
AED 70,000
UAE
Sharjah
Private Seller
0 (km)
AED 120,000
UAE
Dubai
Private Seller
105,000 (km)
AED 29,500
UAE
Abu Dhabi
Private Seller
95,000 (km)
AED 260,000
UAE
Dubai
Private Seller
95,000 (km)
AED 1,138,000
UAE
Dubai
Private Seller
900 (km)
AED 21,996
UAE
Dubai
Private Seller
211,998 (km)
USD 21,000
UAE
Sharjah
Private Seller
0 (km)
AED 150,000
UAE
Dubai
Private Seller
80,000 (mi)
AED 90,000
UAE
Dubai
Private Seller
64,500 (mi)
AED 5,000
UAE
Al Fujayrah
Private Seller
300,000 (km)
Browse used cars on CarAgency and filter by make, model, price, mileage, or emirate. When you find a car you like, contact the seller, arrange an inspection, check the documents, get insurance, and complete the ownership transfer with the relevant traffic authority.
You usually need a valid Emirates ID, UAE driving licence, and car insurance. The seller should provide the Mulkiya and any ownership or finance-related documents. Requirements can vary slightly by emirate or if the car has an active loan.
Yes. Expats can buy and register new or used cars in the UAE if they have a valid residence visa, Emirates ID, and UAE driving licence. Many banks and finance companies also offer car loans to eligible residents.
