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Here’s what brand new Lincoln Aviator models will cost you approximately
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The Lincoln Aviator in the UAE is the newest of the brand's three-row SUVs, most of what we list dating to the tightly packed 2022 and 2023 model years rather than the older cars still findable elsewhere. It is a 3.0-litre alternative to the usual Land Cruiser and Patrol shortlist, priced from AED 125000 for a 2022 up to AED 188000 for a 2023.
How much does a used Lincoln Aviator cost in the UAE?
AED 125000 to AED 188000 covers what we list, a narrow band that reflects how recent this stock is rather than any big swing in condition.
Which used Lincoln Aviator year should you buy?
With almost everything we carry falling into 2022 or 2023, there is little to gain chasing one year over the other — put the effort into the inspection report instead.
How long does a Lincoln Aviator last?
The Aviators we inspect in the UAE sit at a median of around 65,000 km, low enough that most are still well inside their working life, and our checks are not turning up anything to suggest otherwise.
Does the Lincoln Aviator hold its value?
It holds value in line with the rest of its class — 42% after five years, matching both the 40% typical for the segment and Lincoln's own 42% average across the brand.
Lincoln Aviator or Lincoln Navigator?
Step up to the Navigator and you trade the Aviator's three-row balance for outright size at a higher price. Step down to the Nautilus instead and you give up the third row but pay less, with body or panel repair on just 24% of cars against a 42% expectation for SUVs this age — a cleaner inspection history than most in this segment.
What to check on a used Lincoln Aviator
Cross-shop the Aviator against its own siblings before you look outside the family — the inspection report will settle which one actually earns the extra money.