Nissan Pathfinder price in Qatar
Every Nissan Pathfinder listed in Qatar, compared across marketplaces — 2023 from QAR 62,000; all years from QAR 6,800 (2006 model).
2023 from QAR 62,000Typical QAR 110,000Checked Nov 8, 2026
How much is the Nissan Pathfinder in Qatar? Prices by model year
Asking prices on Qatar's car marketplaces, checked Nov 9, 2026. Typical is the middle asking price across every trim listed for that year, shown where at least 3 cars are priced.
All 24 model years
| Model year | Listed | From | Typical | Middle half |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | 7 | QAR 70,000 | QAR 109,000 | QAR 103,500 – QAR 113,500 |
| 2020 | 1 | QAR 75,000 | — | — |
| 2019 | 1 | QAR 37,000 | — | — |
| 2018 | 6 | QAR 30,000 | QAR 41,000 | QAR 39,250 – QAR 51,750 |
| 2017 | 2 | QAR 40,000 | — | — |
| 2016 | 6 | QAR 21,000 | QAR 33,000 | QAR 24,500 – QAR 43,000 |
| 2015 | 27 | QAR 20,000 | QAR 29,500 | QAR 24,250 – QAR 32,750 |
| 2014 | 35 | QAR 13,000 | QAR 25,500 | QAR 20,250 – QAR 28,375 |
| 2013 | 18 | QAR 18,000 | QAR 23,000 | QAR 21,000 – QAR 29,000 |
| 2012 | 12 | QAR 10,500 | QAR 20,000 | QAR 15,500 – QAR 22,000 |
| 2011 | 4 | QAR 26,000 | — | — |
| 2010 | 8 | QAR 10,999 | QAR 16,900 | QAR 14,750 – QAR 17,625 |
| 2009 | 11 | QAR 10,000 | QAR 15,250 | QAR 12,750 – QAR 16,000 |
| 2008 | 10 | QAR 10,800 | QAR 13,500 | QAR 12,875 – QAR 14,999 |
| 2007 | 13 | QAR 7,500 | QAR 12,000 | QAR 11,000 – QAR 14,500 |
| 2006 | 7 | QAR 6,800 | QAR 8,000 | QAR 7,500 – QAR 11,250 |
| 2005 | 5 | QAR 6,000 | QAR 12,000 | QAR 7,500 – QAR 13,500 |
| 2003 | 2 | QAR 9,200 | — | — |
| 2002 | 4 | QAR 8,500 | QAR 10,000 | — |
| 2001 | 1 | QAR 7,500 | — | — |
| 2000 | 1 | QAR 10,000 | — | — |
2023 · 3 listed
View all 20232022 · 7 listed
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40,000 km2020 · 1 listed
View all 20202026
· 2 listed · from QAR 163,000
2025
· 1 listed · from QAR 149,000
2019
· 1 listed · from QAR 37,000
2018
· 6 listed · from QAR 30,000
2017
· 2 listed · from QAR 40,000
2016
· 6 listed · from QAR 21,000
2015
· 27 listed · from QAR 20,000
2014
· 35 listed · from QAR 13,000
Older years 2000–2013 · 96 listings
2013
· 18 listed · from QAR 18,000
2012
· 12 listed · from QAR 10,500
2011
· 4 listed · from QAR 26,000
2010
· 8 listed · from QAR 10,999
2009
· 11 listed · from QAR 10,000
2008
· 10 listed · from QAR 10,800
2007
· 13 listed · from QAR 7,500
2006
· 7 listed · from QAR 6,800
2005
· 5 listed · from QAR 6,000
2003
· 2 listed · from QAR 9,200
2002
· 4 listed · from QAR 8,500
2001
· 1 listed · from QAR 7,500
2000
· 1 listed · from QAR 10,000
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Buying a used Nissan Pathfinder in Qatar: what to know
The Nissan Pathfinder covers quite different used buys in Qatar: older versions are traditional SUVs with genuine off-road ability, while later versions put family comfort and road manners first. Buyers usually want generous cabin space, useful rear seating and a quieter highway drive than a rugged off-roader. The main decision is not just age or equipment; it is whether you want the older low-range drivetrain or the newer family-focused layout. Transmission condition, effective air conditioning and documented servicing matter more than leather or a sunroof.
Full buying guide: years, trims, checks and running costs
Which model years to consider
The 2000 to 2003 examples are from the older, smaller generation. Buy on structural and mechanical condition rather than equipment. The 2005 to 2012 generation uses a separate chassis, usually with a 4.0L V6 and an automatic gearbox in Gulf specification. Its low-range 4WD makes it the more suitable choice for regular off-road use.
The 2013 to 2020 generation switched to a road-focused platform with a 3.5L V6 and CVT. The 2017 facelift brought revised styling and an updated engine. Later examples are worth considering for family use, but a facelift does not remove the need for a thorough CVT inspection.
The generation introduced for 2022 replaced the CVT with a 9-speed automatic and brought a redesigned cabin. It is the natural choice if you want newer safety equipment and more modern road manners. An older example with convincing maintenance records can still be a better buy than a newer car with unexplained repairs.
Trims and what they add
Equipment varies with generation and country of origin. Confirm the original specification from the VIN rather than relying on badges, particularly with an SV.
- SE: The 2008 version is a practical cloth-trim choice below LE. The 2020 version is a family-focused specification; check the fitted cameras, rear climate controls and seat upholstery rather than assuming older equipment carries over.
- SV: The 2013 version typically adds convenience equipment such as a powered driver’s seat and upgraded cabin controls. For 2022, it typically adds heated front seats and more driver assistance; verify the original market specification.
- LE: The 2010 version typically adds leather, powered seats and more cabin equipment over SE. The 2014 version is the upper comfort-focused choice in its generation, often with a sunroof and upgraded audio; test every fitted feature.
What to check before you buy
- Verify the VIN, original market and service invoices. For an import, obtain its overseas damage history; a local registration document alone does not establish a clean past.
- On 2000 to 2003 cars, inspect the strut towers, underbody and suspension mounting areas for corrosion, especially on imports from countries that salt roads.
- On 2005 to 2012 automatics, check coolant and transmission fluid for contamination and ask about radiator replacement. Internal cooler leakage can damage the gearbox.
- Listen for a persistent timing-chain whine on the 4.0L V6, both cold and warm. Have a specialist distinguish it from belt-driven accessories before buying.
- On 2013 to 2020 cars, drive until fully warm and check for CVT shudder, delayed engagement, slipping or whining. Ask for fluid-service and any replacement invoices.
- Have the transmission control system scanned for stored faults. On 2022 and newer cars, also check the automatic for repeated harsh shifts or delayed engagement.
- Test the air conditioning at idle after the cabin has heated up, including the rear vents. Weak cooling in traffic needs diagnosis before purchase.
- Check for coolant leaks, dried residue and evidence of overheating. A freshly cleaned engine bay should not replace a cooling-system pressure test.
- Inspect the underbody for dune impacts, damaged shields and fluid leaks. Confirm that the fitted 4WD functions work, including low range on older versions.
- Listen for suspension knocks and wheel-bearing hum, and inspect tyre wear. Uneven wear can point to neglected suspension or poorly repaired accident damage.
Running costs and upkeep
Expect substantial petrol use, especially from the older chassis-based versions in city traffic. The later family-focused generations are generally easier on fuel, but heat, idling and a full cabin still increase consumption. Follow the handbook’s severe-use servicing guidance for dusty conditions and frequent short trips, and use the correct transmission fluid.
Routine service parts are readily available through Qatar’s dealer and independent workshops. CVT work, major air-conditioning repairs and neglected suspension can turn an attractive purchase into an expensive ownership experience. Tyres on larger wheels cost more to replace, so inspect their condition before agreeing a deal. Obtain an insurance quote for the exact vehicle, especially an import. Documented Gulf history and a healthy transmission help when it is time to sell.
Who it suits, and what else to look at
The later Nissan Pathfinder suits families who want flexible seating, comfortable highway travel and occasional use on easy tracks. Check rear-seat access with your passengers and luggage before buying. The older chassis-based version suits buyers who need low range and accept heavier fuel use and age-related repairs.
For regular desert driving, cross-shop the Nissan Xterra, Mitsubishi Pajero and Toyota Prado. For a smaller, road-focused family vehicle, consider the Nissan X-Trail. Pass on a CVT-equipped example with shudder or missing transmission history unless a specialist has established the cause and repair scope.
Guide updated Nov 3, 2026
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A used 2022 Nissan Pathfinder is typically cheapest in the UAE: QAR 78,800 in the UAE (AED 79,500) and QAR 109,000 in Qatar.
Typical (median) asking prices of used cars as of Nov 8, 2026, each over at least 6 cars. Other markets' prices are converted at the fixed US dollar pegs.
Market intelligence
Nissan Pathfinder Market Intelligence & Pricing Dynamics
Price distributions and inventory velocity calculated from active listings.
Median: QAR 22,750 (184 listings)
Likely sells in ~10d
Across 184 priced Nissan Pathfinder listings, the median asking price is QAR 22,750, and the middle half ask between QAR 15,000 and QAR 29,624.
Fast turnover: cars like this likely sell in a median of 10 days, which leaves sellers the pricing leverage.
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Common questions
How much is a 2023 Nissan Pathfinder in Qatar?
2023 Nissan Pathfinder listings in Qatar start from QAR 62,000; the typical asking price is QAR 110,000 across 3 priced cars. These are asking prices on Qatar's car marketplaces, checked Nov 9, 2026.
How much does a Nissan Pathfinder cost in Qatar by model year?
By model year: 2026 from QAR 163,000; 2025 from QAR 149,000; 2023 from QAR 62,000; 2022 from QAR 70,000; 2020 from QAR 75,000. The lowest trusted price for a Nissan Pathfinder listed right now is QAR 6,800, a 2006 model.
Is a used 2022 Nissan Pathfinder cheaper in Qatar or the UAE?
A used 2022 Nissan Pathfinder is typically cheapest in the UAE: QAR 78,800 in the UAE (AED 79,500) and QAR 109,000 in Qatar. Typical (median) asking prices of used cars as of Nov 8, 2026, each over at least 6 cars. Other markets' prices are converted at the fixed US dollar pegs.
How quickly does a Nissan Pathfinder sell in Qatar, and who has negotiating leverage?
Fast turnover: cars like this likely sell in a median of 10 days, which leaves sellers the pricing leverage.
Which trims of the Nissan Pathfinder are currently listed?
Trims currently listed include Sv, Le, Se. Compare equipment and mileage between trims to find the right deal.
Does every Nissan Pathfinder have a CVT?
No. The 2013 to 2020 generation uses a CVT, while the generation introduced for 2022 uses a 9-speed automatic. Earlier Gulf petrol versions generally have conventional automatic gearboxes. Confirm the drivetrain on the actual car, especially if it is an import.
Is the Nissan Pathfinder suitable for Qatar’s dunes?
The 2005 to 2012 generation has low-range 4WD and is better suited to regular off-road use. Later versions are family-focused crossovers without low range. Their 4WD helps on loose surfaces, but it does not give them the same clearance, gearing or tolerance for rough terrain.
Should I choose a GCC-specification Nissan Pathfinder over an import?
A GCC example with traceable dealer or specialist servicing is easier to assess locally. An import can still be sound, but verify its original specification, overseas accident history and repair quality. Check insurance acceptance and local parts compatibility before committing.
Is a diesel or manual Nissan Pathfinder a normal Qatar specification?
Gulf-delivered examples are predominantly petrol automatics. Treat a diesel or manual description as a reason to verify the VIN and original sales market. Do not assume that local workshops stock the same engine or gearbox parts as they do for Gulf petrol versions.

