2022 SUBARU XV GT EDITION EYESIGHT 2.0 AT
2.0L Auto · 61,422 km · Klang Valley
RM70,800 from RM776/mo
Used cars
Used SUVs for sale in Malaysia
139 cars in stock · 2017–2025 · RM40,800–RM263,800
Malaysians shop for used SUVs for their practical cabin space and versatile driving position. There are 135 used SUVs currently available, spanning 2016 to 2025 model years and priced from RM35,800 to RM263,800. Choices include the Perodua Ativa, Honda HR-V, Proton X50, Honda WR-V, Toyota Corolla Cross, Chery Omoda 5, Proton X70 and Mazda CX-5.
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Popular used SUVs
Perodua Ativa
29 cars · from RM44,800
Proton X50
24 cars · from RM55,800
Honda HR-V
22 cars · from RM43,800
Mazda CX-5
7 cars · from RM65,800
Honda WR-V
6 cars · from RM73,800
Toyota Corolla Cross
6 cars · from RM84,800
Chery Omoda 5
5 cars · from RM66,800
Mazda CX-30
4 cars · from RM80,800
Proton X70
4 cars · from RM58,800
Subaru XV
4 cars · from RM49,800
Honda CR-V
3 cars · from RM59,800
Chery Tiggo
2 cars · from RM83,800
139 used SUVs in stock from RM40,800
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2022 MAZDA CX-5 SKYACTIV-G 4WD HIGH T/C 2.5 AT
2.5L Auto · 67,168 km · Klang Valley
RM100,800 from RM1,105/mo
Buying guide
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.
FAQ
Used SUVs: your questions answered
What are the best-value used SUVs in Malaysia now?
The Honda HR-V looks like the broadest pick, with 31 units listed from RM36,800, while the Perodua Ativa has 30 units from RM44,800 and is widely regarded as easy to run. If you want something with more performance and features, the Proton X50 starts from RM50,800, while the larger Proton X70 starts from RM46,800.
What is the price range for used SUVs in Malaysia?
The current used SUV selection runs from RM36,800 to RM152,800, with model years spanning 2016 to 2025. There are 135 units available, so shoppers can compare compact city SUVs, family SUVs and more premium choices within the same body type.
What should I check before buying a used SUV?
Check for accident and flood repairs, uneven tyre wear, tired suspension, brake condition and a complete service history. Also test the gearbox for smooth take-up, make sure the air-cond and electronics work properly, and inspect the underbody because SUVs are often used on rougher roads.
Are used SUVs expensive to maintain in Malaysia?
Running costs depend heavily on size, engine type, tyre size and service history. Perodua, Honda, Toyota and Proton models are generally well supported locally, while turbocharged and more feature-heavy SUVs may need more careful inspection before purchase.
Which used SUVs have better resale value?
Honda, Toyota and Perodua SUVs are widely regarded as safer resale bets in Malaysia due to strong brand demand and easier parts support. Proton SUVs can still be good buys if the price and condition are right, while newer brands such as Chery may need a more cautious look at warranty status and long-term support.
Which used SUV should I pick for family use?
For a compact family SUV, the Honda HR-V from RM36,800 and Toyota Corolla Cross from RM85,800 are sensible choices with strong local demand. If you want more cabin space, the Mazda CX-5 from RM76,800 and Honda CR-V from RM76,800 are worth considering, provided the unit has been properly maintained.
