With a budget of R200,000, the second-hand car market in South Africa becomes quite appealing.
There is a wide variety of cars on offer, and a few great bargains that can be found.
However, for the buyer who does not want to worry about what a previous owner might have put a car through, the new vehicle segment has you covered.
While new vehicles usually have less power and fewer luxurious features than their second-hand competitors for the same price, they also have their fair share of advantages.
This often includes a manufacturer-backed warranty and service plan, up-to-date equipment, a newer design, and of course that new car smell.
Using TopAuto Car Prices and AutoTrader, we found four used cars along with four new alternatives that you can buy in South Africa for R200,000.
Click on the underlined prices for more information.
Bakkie
New – Nissan NP200 1.6i Safety Pack
- Price – R199,900
- Power – 64kW/128Nm
- Warranty – 6-year/150,000km warranty
Used – 2014 Ford Ranger 2.2TDCi Hi-Rider XL
- Price – R199,900
- Power – 88kW/285Nm
- Mileage – 95,560km
- Service history – AA Dekra Certified
Hatchback
New – Suzuki Swift 1.2 GL
- Price – R199,900
- Power – 61kW/113Nm
- Warranty – 5-year/200,000km warranty and a 2-year/30,000km service plan
Used – 2020 VW Polo Vivo Hatch 1.4 Comfortline
- Price – R199,995
- Power – 63kW/132Nm
- Mileage – 10,654km
- Service history – Full service history
Sedan
New – Suzuki Dzire 1.2 GA
- Price – R182,900
- Power – 61kW/113Nm
- Warranty – 5-year/200,000km warranty and a 2-year/30,000km service plan
Used – 2018 Toyota Corolla Quest 1.6 Plus
- Price – R199,950
- Power – 90kW/154Nm
- Mileage – 30,000km
- Service history – Full service history
SUV
New – JMC Landwind 5 2.0T Lux
- Price – R199,995
- Power – 140kW/250Nm
- Warranty – 3-year/100,000km warranty and a 5-year/100,00km service plan
Used – 2018 Hyundai Tucson 2.0 Premium
- Price – R194,000
- Power – 115kW/196Nm
- Mileage – 51,000km
- Service history – Full service history
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