Which new car to buy?

I'll assume you're in Dubai or Abu Dhabi. Long ago, I lived up the coast in Dhahran. I'll also assume you're looking for a smallish SUV, as they seem more appropriate for beginner drivers..... Not knowing the dealerships you have near you, I'd suggest you buy from someone who's physically close to you; it's just more convenient for servicing new vehicles or warranty repairs..... I like Mazda. They have excellent engines/drivetrains, interiors that look more expensive than the car prices would suggest, and more modern styling. So any of the smaller Mazdas would be good: CX-3 or CX-30. Just stay away from engines smaller than 2.4 liters. The Toyota C-HR and Honda HR-V are nice too. Hyundai and Kia have come up in recent years and they do have progressive styling that might appeal to your counterparts. But historically, they aren't very reliable and haven't had a good reputation for customer care. But if you're looking to own a car for less than five years, you might consider one of these.

Most of us answering questions are in the USA. Find a local dealer who can help you out. Do some research online. Search "best low cost SUV". Most will be on the smaller size if you are looking newer.

Thank you very much team for your response. I am residing in Sharjah. I checked few cars like JAC J7, Toyota CHR Hybrid, Hyundai Tucson, JAC S7, Nissan X trail, Suzuki Baleno, Suzuki Swift/Desire/Ciaz. I was not sure about reliability of these cars in UAE, as Suzuki is top selling car in India. You can suggest me specific models too so that i can look for. SUV less than AED 95000 will be better.

Do you like the Toyota? Drive a few to see what you like as well vs just reading reviews.

Answered FOUR DAYS ago and not Posted.................................................... I'll assume you're in Dubai or Abu Dhabi. Long ago, I lived up the coast in Dhahran. I'll also assume you're looking for a smallish SUV, as they seem more appropriate for beginner drivers..... Not knowing the dealerships you have near you, I'd suggest you buy from someone who's physically close to you; it's just more convenient for servicing new vehicles or warranty repairs..... I like Mazda. They have excellent engines/drivetrains, interiors that look more expensive than the car prices would suggest, and more modern styling. So any of the smaller Mazdas would be good: CX-3 or CX-30. Just stay away from engines smaller than 2.4 liters. The Toyota C-HR and Honda HR-V are nice too. Hyundai and Kia have come up in recent years and they do have progressive styling that might appeal to your counterparts. But historically, they aren't very reliable and haven't had a good reputation for customer care. But if you're looking to own a car for less than five years, you might consider one of these.