A used car can cost considerably less than when it was new. That’s because you’re not paying taxes and charges that are applied to brand new cars. There are other factors that cause a car to lose value as it gets older (known as depreciation) which means there are some real bargains to be found. You won’t miss out on any tech because many used cars have features such as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, and driver safety systems such as adaptive cruise control. There’s also a huge variety of used cars to choose from whatever size or shape of car you want, and whatever sort of power you want it to have, including electric.
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- Read more about 2014 used Vauxhall Meriva Tech LineView this car
Vauxhall Meriva
Tech Line
- 64,357 miles
- 2014 reg
- Petrol
- Read more about 2017 used Skoda Citigo 1.0 MPI Colour Edition (60 ps)View this car
Skoda Citigo
1.0 MPI Colour Edition (60 ps)
- 79,886 miles
- 2017 reg
- Manual
- Petrol
- Read more about 2013 used Nissan Juke Acenta PremiumView this car
Nissan Juke
Acenta Premium
- 67,086 miles
- 2013 reg
- Petrol
- Read more about 2015 used Renault Clio 1.2 16V Dynamique Nav (75 ps)View this car
Renault Clio
1.2 16V Dynamique Nav (75 ps)
- 64,764 miles
- 2015 reg
- Manual
- Petrol
- Read more about 2014 used Renault Captur Expression + ConvenienceView this car
Renault Captur
Expression + Convenience
- 77,681 miles
- 2014 reg
- Diesel
- Read more about 2016 used Citroen C1 1.2 PureTech Flair (82 ps)View this car
Citroen C1
1.2 PureTech Flair (82 ps)
- 57,096 miles
- 2016 reg
- Manual
- Petrol
- Read more about 2014 used Skoda Superb 2.0 TDI Elegance Euro 5 (170 ps)View this car
Skoda Superb
2.0 TDI Elegance Euro 5 (170 ps)
- 88,100 miles
- 2014 reg
- Manual
- Diesel
- Read more about 2016 used Ford Fiesta 1.0T EcoBoost Zetec S (140 ps)View this car
Ford Fiesta
1.0T EcoBoost Zetec S (140 ps)
- 72,200 miles
- 2016 reg
- Manual
- Petrol
- Read more about 2016 used Nissan Micra 1.2 Acenta (80 ps)View this car
Nissan Micra
1.2 Acenta (80 ps)
- 37,885 miles
- 2016 reg
- Manual
- Petrol
- Read more about 2020 used Dacia Sandero 1.0 SCe Essential (75 ps)View this car
Dacia Sandero
1.0 SCe Essential (75 ps)
- 53,194 miles
- 2020 reg
- Manual
- Petrol
- Read more about 2020 used Dacia Sandero 1.0 ESSENTIAL SCE 5d 73 BHPView this car
Dacia Sandero
1.0 ESSENTIAL SCE 5d 73 BHP
- 36,500 miles
- 2020 reg
- Manual
- Petrol
- Read more about 2022 used Dacia Sandero 1.0 TCe Bi-Fuel Essential 5drView this car
Dacia Sandero
1.0 TCe Bi-Fuel Essential 5dr
- 43,600 miles
- 2022 reg
- Manual
- Unknown
Thinking of buying a used car?
Should I buy a used car?
A used car could be the perfect choice for your next car. Used cars can give you great value for money, along with a huge range of models to choose from, and they’re available to buy immediately – no need to add your name to a waiting list. You also have several options for paying, so you can choose the one that suits you.
How do I choose the right used car for me?
With so many great cars to choose from, a good place to begin narrowing down your options is to consider how you’ll actually use your car. A small hatchback is ideal if you mostly do short trips into town, while a large SUV will be great if you go on a lot of family holiday road trips. Think about how big a car you need, taking into account the size of your driveway and how many friends and family members you might need to fit inside.
Consider how many miles you typically drive, and what sort of fuel you want to use – petrol engines are great if you do lots of shorter journeys, while a diesel engine may make sense if you cover a lot more miles. If you want minimum running costs and a lower environmental impact, an electric car might be a great choice, or if you want something that’s in between, a hybrid or plug-in hybrid could be just what you need.
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How can I pay for my used car?
When it comes to paying for your car there are a number of options available. You can buy a car outright, pay using a credit or debit card or apply for finance, usually through either a Hire Purchase (HP) or a Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) agreement.
HP lets you spread the cost of the car over monthly payments, with no limits on how many miles you can drive. At the end of the agreed term, you own your car. HP could be right for you if you know you want to keep the car at the end of the agreement.
With PCP, your monthly payments tend to be lower than with HP because you agree to your anticipated monthly mileage and won’t become owner of the car unless you make a final ‘balloon’ payment. PCP is a good choice if you like to change your car every few years or if you aren’t yet sure you want to own the car at the end of the contract.
Common questions about used cars
Everyone uses their car differently. Some people drive very few miles, some drive a lot. And that’s reflected in the mileage you’ll see on used cars. The average annual mileage in the UK is around 12,000 miles per year. If the used car you’re interested in has covered less than that, you can consider that good (or low) mileage. But don’t dismiss cars that have done higher mileage. Cars are designed to cover hundreds of thousands of miles and, so long as it’s been serviced regularly, a car with high mileage should be no less reliable than one with lower miles.