No one can deny the fact that the used car market in Dubai has been doing extremely well in the past few years, with more and more people opting for pre-owned cars than brand-new set of wheels from a shiny showroom. Of course, this definitely does not imply that the new car market in Dubai is doing too poorly; but there is now increased pressure on it has increased compared to in the previous decade. As we are well aware, Dubai (and the UAE as a whole) is like a magnet that draws in many of the world’s best and most popular automakers towards it – automakers that include those who only make premium vehicles as well as those that produce something for everyone.
A prime example of such a company is Mitsubishi Motors from Japan. New Mitsubishi cars in Dubai have had some major success and in many segments because of their well-priced and reliable line-up of mass-produced but quality vehicles. However, while their new cars aren’t exactly expensive, so to speak, used Mitsubishi cars in Dubai have certainly proven to be a worthy adversary to their showroom-fresh counterparts. Depending on where you are placed in the UAE, you can find a used Mitsubishi car in Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Ras Al Khaimah, Ajman etc.

Mitsubishi Models in Dubai

Overall, there are about 9 different new Mitsubishi models in Dubai. Scattered across several price and model segments, prospective customers should have no problem finding the right model that suits their respective needs and requirements. The most affordable, i.e. starting from just AED 48,195, is undeniably the Mitsubishi Mirage. Then there is the extremely popular and well-liked Mitsubishi Lancer, with the workhorse in the brand’s line-up being the Mitsubishi L200 pick-up truck.
Meanwhile, the Mitsubishi ASX and Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross have you covered if you are in the market for a compact crossover SUV. But if you need something a touch larger and more versatile, there’s the Mitsubishi Outlander on offer as well. For SUV lovers, the Mitsubishi Montero Sport and Mitsubishi Pajero continue to be good value for the money spent. Mitsubishi’s line-up of passenger vehicles may not cover every possible segment and sub-segment in the market, but the ones that it does sell are pretty competitive in their own right.