The Toyota Camry is the UAE's default big sedan: a 2.5-litre four, a back seat you can actually sit three across, and running costs closer to a Corolla's than the size suggests. We have 6 used Camrys listed.
How much does a used Toyota Camry cost in the UAE?
Around AED 78,000 buys a 2023 Toyota Camry, and a 2024 averages AED 94,000. A 2020 comes in at AED 64,000, a 2017 at AED 36,000 and a 2016 at AED 29,000. Live asking prices run from AED 22000 for an early-2020s car up to AED 93500 for a current-year one, about 24% below the price of a new Camry.
Which used Toyota Camry year should you buy?
2019 to 2022 is the sweet spot. The current shape arrived for the 2018 model year on an all-new platform then picked up a sharper nose and updated screens in a 2021 facelift. An all-new Camry followed for 2025.
How long does a Toyota Camry last?
The Camrys we inspect in the UAE run to a median of about 120,000 km and are still changing hands with most of their life ahead of them. On this car the service record tells you far more than the odometer does, so a 160,000 km Camry with unbroken history is a better buy than an 80,000 km one with gaps.
Toyota Camry or Honda Accord?
The Honda Accord is the better car to drive for similar money. The Nissan Altima undercuts both, though 82% of the ones we inspect show previous body or panel work, against the 68% we would expect for sedans of the same age and mileage here. The Mazda 6 is the driver's pick at similar money.
What to inspect on a used Toyota Camry
- Continuous service history rather than a flurry of work just before sale.
- Transmission shifts once the car is fully warm.
- AC output at idle in traffic, not just on the move.
- Ex-fleet or ex-rental use, which is not disqualifying but should be priced in.
Read the CarSwitch inspection report on any Camry you shortlist before you make an offer — on a car built to run this far, condition and history are the entire difference between two cars wearing the same price.
