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In the UAE, the all-new avatar of the Toyota RAV4 is sold in four separate variants and can cost from between AED 99,000 to AED 139,900, for the base and top variant, respectively.
In the United Arab Emirates, the new Honda Civic is available in up to four different variants; starting with the entry-level 1.6 DX which is priced at AED 69,900, ending up at the range-topping 1.5 RS that wears a sticker price of AED 98,900.
The Opel Astra has been around since the early 1990s, when it was introduced to replace the German brand’s long-running and extremely popular Kadett. The first generation of the Opel Astra was built on GM’s T-body platform, and was made available in many different body shapes - hatchback, sedan, station wagon, convertible, and also as a utilitarian cargo van.
Ever since it was introduced back in the mid 1990s, the Honda CR-V has been seen as one of the most popular buys within its segment. While the Compact Crossover SUV space has rapidly expanded into near oblivion in the recent years, one thing that hasn’t changed much is the price customers are willing to pay at the dealership.
Some of the Mokka’s rivals in the region come in the form of the Hyundai Creta, Suzuki Vitara, Renault Captur and also the Renault Duster. And since they’re so similar to each other, one could consider the Chevrolet Trax as a competitor to the Mokka as well.
In countries such as the United Arab Emirates, the latest-gen Honda Pilot competes against the likes of the Mazda CX-9, Kia Sorento, Ford Explorer, and Dodge Durango.
The Kia Sportage is one of the Korean brand’s most successful and popular cars. It ventured onto the stage for the first time back in 1993 and was built on a body-on-frame platform based on a Mazda van’s architecture.
The Honda Accord was first introduced way back in the 1970s, when it was quite a bit smaller than what it is today.
The Honda CR-V is one of those automotive success stories which inspire other automakers to strive for something similar.
Despite being the best Accord to date and boasting some fantastic strong suits, the 2019 Honda Accord must face some of the best in its class - there’s the Toyota Camry, Mazda 6, Nissan Altima and Kia Optima to name a few.
The tenth generation of the Honda Civic is by far one of the most competitive and sorted cars in its segment, and made its first global outing back in 2015.
The latest iteration of one of Mitsubishi’s most in-demand crossovers has been received quite well by people across the globe, and can be bought as a strict five-seater (with up to 477 liters of boot space) or a family-friendly three-row version (with a minimum cargo capacity of 291 liters).
The story of the Mitsubishi Lancer began way back in the early 1970s when the company rolled out the A70 sedan, which took pride of place just below the Galant.
The Mitsubishi Montero, more commonly known in most markets as the Mitsubishi Pajero, is the largest and most expensive SUV that the Japanese automaker has ever made. The very first generation of the Mitsubishi Montero/Pajero made its debut at the 1981 Tokyo Motor Show, and remained in production up until it was replaced by the second-gen model in 1991.
In the United Arab Emirates, the 2019 Kia Sportage costs from between AED 73,500 for the 1.6 Base (FWD) variant to AED 113,500 for the fully-loaded 2.4 Top (AWD) variant.
If you’re on a budget of, let’s say under AED 50,000, and are on the lookout for a well-built, decently equipped and cheerful little hatchback, the Kia Picanto is right up your alley.
The new Mitsubishi ASX is built on the company’s GS platform, which is also shared with the Lancer and the Eclipse Cross as well. The ASX is now in its ninth year of production and there hasn’t been an all-new generation since the model’s inception.
The Honda CR-V is perhaps the Japanese auto giant’s most profitable and successful crossover SUV, ever. The Honda CR-V is now one of the most common sights on the roads of the UAE, and even though rivalry among its class is tough, Honda’s stalwart has had no problems reeling in potential buyers to the showroom floor.
The Honda Civic has been in continuous production since it was first introduced way back in 1972. And up until it entered its fourth-generation avatar in the late 1980s, the Civic was primarily sold as a hatchback.
In the UAE, the Mini Hatch is available in three-door and five-door variants, and competes with cars like the Volkswagen Beetle, BMW 1-Series, and Mercedes-Benz A-Class.
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