Used Cars for Sale in Pakistan

There are 224 these cars listings live right now. They span model years 2002 to 2026, which is most of what drives the PKR 1.6 lac to PKR 2.65 crore price spread — compare within a year before deciding whether a particular car is well priced.

The median asking price is PKR 23.5 lac. The average sits noticeably higher at PKR 30.4 lac, which means a handful of expensive outliers are pulling it up. The median is the more honest benchmark here. 58 listings sit in the cheapest quarter of the range — usually higher mileage or older cars, and worth a closer look if condition matters more to you than model year.

Median mileage across these listings is 115,000 km. Treat that as the line: a car well above it should be priced below the median, and a car well below it deserves closer scrutiny of whether the reading is genuine. Check pedal, steering wheel and seat wear against the odometer.

Automatic is the most common transmission here, on 155 of 224 listings (69%). The remaining 69 are manual. Manuals usually sell for less and cost less to repair, so they are worth considering if you are on a tighter budget. Petrol accounts for 96% of this group, with 6 hybrid and 3 diesel making up the remainder.

Most of this stock is in Lahore (99%). Buying across provinces adds friction at transfer time, so factor that in if the car you want is registered elsewhere — our ownership transfer guide covers what that involves.

Whichever you shortlist, run the registration through the provincial excise portal and match the chassis and engine numbers against the book before you pay anything. Our used car buying checklist walks through the full inspection, and the verification guide covers the checks that take two minutes and save the most money.