Top 7 Budget Second Hand Cars For 2023

People have various reasons why they shop in the second hand cars market. It offers several beneficial options: low running costs, better fuel economy, more selection, and most importantly, reduced price tags. As vehicles drop in value due to depreciation, so does their price, making them more accessible to those on a tight budget.

Whatever your reasoning is for searching for the ultimate second hand car, we can assure you that low purchase prices are a value-added advantage for every shopper.

These are our top seven budget pre-owned car picks for 2023.

Datsun Go (from R139 000)
Datsun is a well-liked brand among South Africans, especially among first-time car owners. Those starting university or just entering the job market can find immense value in their vehicles. Unfortunately, the brand itself is no longer selling new vehicles at all in the country, but you can still pick up a good-condition one from the resale market. With a 1.2L engine, you can expect a fuel consumption rate of 5.0L/100km.

Suzuki Celerio (R178 900 new)
Suzuki may as well be synonymous with affordability because it provides consumers with inexpensive and economical passenger vehicles. It has a 1.0L engine in all variants and a fuel consumption rate of 4.2L/100km. Despite its size, it still has a good luggage capacity of 295 litres, which is perfect for those that do not need much space.

Toyota Ayga (R200 000 new)
If you are looking for a brand you can completely rely on, Toyota is the way to go. With its smart looks and niftiness, the Ayga delivers on dependability and price. There’s a 1.0L engine, a 5-speed Manual transmission, and a 4-speed automatic transmission on offer. At 4.8L/100km, you can drive through traffic every day and not feel limited by running costs.

Suzuki Ignis (R208 900 new)
Compact cars across segments perform well because they offer consumers easier city driving. For those on a busy schedule, you may question whether a smaller SUV is ideal for your needs. The Ignis, on the other hand, is a low-cost vehicle that consumes 4.9 litres of gasoline per 100 kilometres! Chrome finishes, fabric seating, and convenient cabin features are all available to give you a deal of a lifetime.

Renault Triber (R203 999 new)
Renault goes above and beyond in providing consumers with stylish-looking vehicles without compromising on performance or handling. The Triber is no exception with its European flair. This compact SUV has four variants to choose from, ranging in price to meet your budget. With its 1.0-liter petrol engine, it also has an impressive fuel economy rate of 5.5L/100km for an SUV.

Hyundai Grand i10 (R214 900 new)
With five variants on offer, you have a choice of 1.0L and 1.2L petrol engines. There are also manual and automated manual transmission gearboxes. You can expect a reasonable fuel economy rate of 5.4L/100km and top speeds of 153 km/h, which is all you need in a well-made hatchback, and the Grand i10 does not disappoint.

Mahindra KUV100 NXT (R172 999 new)
Mahindra excels at giving customers options, particularly with the KUV100 NXT. It comes in a selection of variants, available in petrol and diesel engines, which is hugely beneficial for customers who want an alternative. On the K6+ and K8 models, you will find a manual transmission gearbox, a 1.2L engine, and a 4.3L/100km fuel economy rate.

But in no way is the price indicative of the condition of a car, be it second hand cars, new ones straight from the factory or even demo retail vehicles. Whatever budget buy you choose, Motus Select has your back. All our advertised stock, in-store and online, meet stringent quality checks, has reasonable mileage, and is an authentic bargain available to our customers. Browse our large selection online today for quality you can trust.