Used cars
Used SUVs for sale in Malaysia
101 cars in stock · 2017–2026 · RM36,800–RM228,000
Malaysians shop for used SUVs for their elevated driving position and versatile cabin space, while a pre-owned example can make this popular body type more accessible. There are 99 used SUVs currently in stock, spanning model years from 2017 to 2026 and priced from RM36,800 to RM228,000. Choices include the Proton X50, Perodua Ativa, Proton X70, Toyota Corolla Cross and Honda CR-V.
Popular used SUVs
101 used SUVs in stock from RM36,800
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2021 VOLKSWAGEN TIGUAN ALLSPACE R-LINE 4MOTION 2.0 AT
2.0L Auto · 53,327 km · Klang Valley
RM90,800 from RM996/mo
2024 MAZDA CX-30 G 2WD HIGH PLUS 2.0 AT
2.0L Auto · 53,441 km · Klang Valley
RM110,800 from RM1,215/mo
2022 MAZDA CX-5 SKYACTIV-G 4WD HIGH T/C 2.5 AT
2.5L Auto · 67,168 km · Penang
RM94,800 from RM1,039/mo
Why buy a used SUV
Why buy a used SUVs? For Malaysian shoppers, the appeal is simple: a higher driving position, useful cabin space and family-friendly versatility, with current choices ranging from RM36,800 to RM152,800 and model years from 2016 to 2025.
- Practical cabin SUVs such as the Honda HR-V, Perodua Ativa and Proton X50 suit daily Malaysian use, with easier entry, a more commanding view out and flexible luggage space for family, work and weekend trips.
- Used-value advantage Buying used lets the first owner absorb much of the early depreciation, and there are now 135 used SUVs in stock, including the Honda HR-V from RM36,800, Perodua Ativa from RM44,800 and Proton X50 from RM50,800.
- Running-cost fit Compact SUVs are generally easier to live with in town than larger seven-seat vehicles, while models such as the Mazda CX-5, Proton X70 and Honda CR-V offer more comfort and cabin space if you accept higher tyre and fuel demands.
- Malaysia-ready use The extra ride height is useful for speed humps, uneven roads, heavy rain and balik kampung drives, without feeling as bulky as a full-size MPV or pick-up in city parking.
- Ownership support Popular choices from Honda, Perodua, Proton and Toyota are widely regarded as easier to maintain locally thanks to broad service coverage and parts availability, while newer entries such as the Chery Omoda 5 should be checked carefully for warranty status and service history.