27 Used Ford Territory cars for sale in KSA
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Frequently asked questions
Between SAR 81,000 and SAR 85,000, and the year barely moves it: our closed Saudi sales put a 2025 Ford Territory at SAR 85,000, a 2024 at SAR 82,000 and a 2023 at SAR 81,000. On a ladder that flat, mileage and service history decide which car is worth more. Kingdom listings ask from SAR 62,000 to SAR 117,050.
Its electronics are the strongest part, which is not what buyers expect from something this screen-heavy: 1% of the Ford Territorys we inspect in Saudi Arabia show an electrical or electronics fault, against the 3% we would expect for SUVs of the same age and mileage in the Kingdom. Median mileage is under 30,000 km, so the report is mostly about how the first owner treated the car.
- Remaining factory warranty, and whether servicing stayed in the network.
- Tyres and brakes — the items a young car is most often overdue on.
- Panel and paint work, judged on repair standard.
- Infotainment and cameras from cold.
Open the warranty and service pages of the CarSwitch report first — on a nameplate this new, that is what separates two Territorys asking the same price.
2023 to 2024. There is no older Gulf generation to trip over — the Territory reached Saudi Arabia only in its current form, on the newer platform with the 1.8-litre turbocharged four — so you are choosing between cars, not generations. Let the cheapest well-kept example win, and check how much factory warranty is left.
Concede the obvious one: the Toyota RAV4 costs similar money, gives far more cars to choose from and is strong electrically too, at 2% against the 7% we would expect for SUVs of its own age and mileage here. The Kia Sportage undercuts the Territory and carries less previous panel work than its class, 47% against 51% expected for its band. The Territory's case is equipment and live factory warranty; take the Ford Everest only for seven seats and a ladder frame.