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Used Sedans for sale in Malaysia

101 cars in stock · 2016–2025 · RM26,800–RM172,800

Malaysians shop for used sedans for their practical boots, comfortable cabins and familiar all-round usability. There are 82 used sedans currently available, spanning 2016 to 2025 and priced from RM27,800 to RM178,800. Choices include the Honda Civic, Toyota Vios, Perodua Bezza and Honda City, alongside options such as the Proton Persona, Toyota Corolla Altis, BMW 330I, BYD Seal, Honda Accord and Mercedes-Benz A250.

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Popular used sedans

Honda Civic 30 cars · from RM53,800 Toyota Vios 20 cars · from RM49,800 Perodua Bezza 19 cars · from RM27,800 Honda City 10 cars · from RM50,800 Proton Persona 7 cars · from RM26,800 Mercedes-Benz C200 3 cars · from RM113,800 Mercedes-Benz A250 2 cars · from RM135,800 Toyota Camry 2 cars · from RM90,800 Toyota Corolla Altis 2 cars · from RM79,800 BMW 330I 1 car · from RM143,800 Honda Accord 1 car · from RM64,800 Mercedes-Benz A200 1 car · from RM128,800

101 used sedans in stock from RM26,800

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Buying guide

Why buy a used sedan

Used sedans remain a sensible choice in Malaysia, with 107 cars currently in stock from RM21,800 to RM160,800 and model years ranging from 2016 to 2025.

  • Everyday practicality A sedan gives you a proper boot, a comfortable cabin and a familiar driving position, making it well suited to commuting, school runs and balik kampung trips.
  • Used-value advantage Sedans such as the Honda Civic, Toyota Vios, Perodua Bezza and Honda City are widely understood by Malaysian buyers, so shopping used can give you more choice for the money than buying new.
  • Running costs Mainstream models such as the Perodua Bezza, Proton Persona, Proton Saga, Toyota Vios and Honda City are generally regarded as easy to maintain, with good parts availability and broad workshop familiarity.
  • Choice of budgets Options range from the Proton Persona from RM21,800 and Perodua Bezza from RM25,800 to the Honda Civic from RM60,800, with premium choices like the Mercedes-Benz C200 from RM119,800.
  • Malaysian use case For drivers who spend time on highways and in city traffic, a sedan’s lower stance and enclosed boot can make it a comfortable, secure and efficient daily car.
FAQ

Used sedans: your questions answered

How much do used sedans cost in Malaysia?

The current used sedan selection runs from RM21,800 to RM160,800, with model years ranging from 2016 to 2025. Budget choices include the Proton Persona from RM21,800, while premium options such as the Mercedes-Benz C200 start from RM119,800.

Which used sedan models are the best value?

For a lower purchase price, the Proton Persona from RM21,800 and Perodua Bezza or Proton Saga from RM25,800 are sensible picks. If you want stronger resale and a wider service network, the Toyota Vios from RM52,800 and Honda City from RM53,800 are widely regarded as safer mainstream choices.

Is the Honda Civic worth paying more for?

The Honda Civic has the widest current selection, with 39 units from RM60,800. It is popular in Malaysia for its driving feel, cabin space and resale strength, but check carefully for accident repairs, suspension wear and a complete service history.

What should I check before buying a used sedan?

Inspect the boot floor, rear quarter panels, door gaps and undercarriage, as sedans can hide accident or flood repairs around these areas. Also test the air-conditioning, gearbox behaviour, steering feel and suspension noise, especially if the car has been used heavily in city traffic.

Are used sedans expensive to maintain?

Japanese and Malaysian sedans such as the Toyota Vios, Honda City, Perodua Bezza, Proton Persona and Proton Saga are generally viewed as easier to maintain due to broad parts availability and familiar workshops. European sedans such as the Mercedes-Benz C200 and Volkswagen Vento can offer more comfort, but buyers should be prepared for higher upkeep and more careful inspection.

Which used sedans have better resale value?

In Malaysia, the Toyota Vios, Honda City and Honda Civic are widely regarded as stronger resale choices because demand remains steady and support is broad. Proton and Perodua sedans are attractive for lower entry prices, while less common models may need sharper pricing to move on later.