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Used Hatchbacks for sale in Malaysia

70 cars in stock · 2018–2025 · RM20,800–RM118,800

Malaysians often shop for used hatchbacks because their compact size suits urban driving while retaining practical everyday usability. There are 70 used hatchbacks currently available, spanning 2018 to 2025 models and priced from RM22,800 to RM118,800. Choices include popular Perodua Axia and Myvi listings, alongside the Honda City Hatchback, Proton Iriz, Toyota Yaris and a selection of premium alternatives.

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Popular used hatchbacks

Perodua Axia 30 cars · from RM20,800 Perodua Myvi 17 cars · from RM32,800 Honda City Hatchback 9 cars · from RM55,800 Proton Iriz 4 cars · from RM27,800 Toyota Yaris 3 cars · from RM48,800 Honda Jazz 1 car · from RM55,800 Kia Picanto 1 car · from RM24,800 Mazda CX-3 1 car · from RM78,800 Mazda Mazda 3 1 car · from RM118,800 Mercedes-Benz A200 1 car · from RM99,800 Mercedes-Benz A250 1 car · from RM114,800 Volkswagen Polo 1 car · from RM35,800

70 used hatchbacks in stock from RM20,800

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Buying guide

Why buy a used hatchback

Used hatchbacks in Malaysia make sense if you want an easy-to-drive daily car with flexible cabin space, familiar running costs and current choices ranging from RM22,800 to RM145,800 across 2017 to 2024 stock.

  • City-friendly size Models such as the Perodua Axia, Perodua Myvi and Toyota Yaris are well suited to urban parking, tight residential roads and daily commuting.
  • Practical cabin A hatchback tailgate and folding rear seats make it easier to carry groceries, luggage or small furniture than a regular boot, while still keeping the car compact.
  • Used-value advantage Buying used lets you avoid the steepest early depreciation, with mainstream options such as the Myvi, Honda Jazz and Honda City Hatchback widely regarded as easier to own and resell in Malaysia.
  • Running-cost balance Popular Japanese and Malaysian hatchbacks generally have good parts availability and broad service support, while choices such as the Mercedes-Benz A250 or Mazda CX-3 offer a more premium feel with higher upkeep expectations.
  • Wide choice Current stock includes 104 used hatchbacks, led by the Axia, Myvi and Yaris, so shoppers can compare budget, age, space and equipment without moving into a larger body style.
FAQ

Used hatchbacks: your questions answered

Which used hatchbacks are best value in Malaysia now?

For a low-cost daily car, the Perodua Axia starts from RM22,800, while the Perodua Myvi starts from RM32,800 and remains the default all-rounder for many Malaysian buyers. If you want something more refined, the Toyota Yaris starts from RM51,800, while the Honda Jazz starts from RM42,800 and is widely liked for its clever cabin packaging.

How much should I budget for a used hatchback?

Current used hatchback listings range from RM22,800 to RM145,800, covering cars from 2017 to 2024. The lower end is mainly practical city cars, while the higher end includes more premium models such as the Mercedes-Benz A250, which starts from RM119,800.

What should I check before buying a used hatchback?

Check the rear hatch area carefully, including boot leaks, worn hatch struts, spare wheel well damage and signs of rear-end repair. Also test the folding rear seats, air-conditioning, infotainment, reverse camera or sensors, and listen for suspension noise, as many hatchbacks spend most of their lives in urban traffic.

Are used hatchbacks cheap to run?

Perodua models such as the Axia and Myvi are widely regarded as among the easiest to maintain in Malaysia, helped by strong parts availability and a broad service network. Toyota and Honda hatchbacks usually cost more to buy but have a solid reputation for reliability, while European models can bring higher upkeep if major wear items are due.

Which used hatchbacks hold their resale value well?

The Perodua Myvi, Perodua Axia, Toyota Yaris and Honda Jazz are generally seen as safer resale picks because demand is broad and parts support is strong. Less common models such as the Volkswagen Polo and Kia Picanto may appeal on price, but resale can be softer depending on condition and service history.

Is a Honda City Hatchback worth paying more for over a Myvi or Axia?

The Honda City Hatchback starts from RM64,800, compared with RM32,800 for the Myvi and RM22,800 for the Axia. It suits buyers who want a larger-feeling cabin, stronger refinement and a more upmarket drive, but the Peroduas still make more sense if low running cost and easy ownership are the priorities.