Cars
1,261 listings
UsedFor sale · Toyota Spare Parts - Riyadh
500 SAR
UsedFor sale · Accent 2017 Standard
55,000 SAR
UsedFor sale · Reconditioned FJ Engine with 7-Month Warranty
On contact
UsedFor sale · Camry 2011 Engine with 12-Month Warranty
On contact
UsedFor sale · Hyundai Accent 2017 Full Option
55,000 SAR
UsedFor sale · Toyota Camry 2013 GLX
135,000 SAR
NewFor sale · Toyota Yaris 2018 Full
72,000 SAR
UsedFor sale · Tucson 2013 - Agency Condition
125,000 SAR
NewFor sale · Pathfinder 2024 S - Makkah
155,000 SAR
UsedFor sale · Honda Motorcycle 2016 200cc
8,500 SAR
UsedFor sale · Corolla 2019 - First Owner
75,000 SAR
NewFor sale · Jeep Grand Cherokee 2010
295,000 SAR
UsedFor sale · Tucson 2017 SEL - Moderate mileage
125,000 SAR
NewFor sale · Camry 2025 for sale
105,000 SAR
NewFor sale · Toyota Spare Parts - Available
500 SAR
UsedFor sale · Corolla 2022 - Mileage 20 thousand
75,000 SAR
UsedFor sale · Accent 2023 Standard - Mileage 10,000
55,000 SAR
UsedFor sale · Geely Panda 2012 for parts
On contact
UsedFor sale · Accent Model 2013
55,000 SAR
UsedFor sale · Corolla 2012 LE
68,000 SAR
The used car market
The cars section lists used and new vehicles from individuals and showrooms across Saudi Arabia, along with spare parts and accessories. Filter by city and price to find what is available near you.
Before closing any deal, inspect the car at an accredited centre, confirm the seller's name matches the registration owner, and check the vehicle is free of fines or liens. Ownership transfer is completed electronically and requires valid periodic inspection and insurance.
Typical prices
Prices vary widely by model, year, and mileage: economy used cars sit at the lower end, family cars in the middle, and SUVs/luxury at the top. Always compare against similar listings of the same year and mileage in your region before judging a fair price.
Frequently asked
Should I inspect the car before buying?
Yes. An inspection at an accredited centre protects you from faults a short drive won't reveal, engine or transmission issues, accident history, or repaint. Its small cost is trivial next to what it can save you.
How do I transfer the car's ownership?
Transfer is done electronically through the approved government platforms, and requires valid periodic inspection, insurance, and that the car is free of fines and liens. Complete the transfer and payment in the same session.
What documents are needed to sell?
The vehicle registration (istimara) in the seller's name, national ID, and valid periodic inspection and insurance. Also clear any traffic fines before the transfer appointment.
How do I know the price is fair?
Compare with cars of the same model, year, and mileage currently listed in your region, and lean on the inspection report. Asking prices aren't selling prices, look at the overall range, not the highest number.