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28 Used Hyundai cars for sale in Dammam

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2016 Hyundai Elantra in Dammam
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Hyundai Elantra GL 2.0L I4

2016260,000 KMSaudi specs
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Price24,000SAR
Installments1,143SAR/mo
2023 Hyundai Santa Fe in Dammam
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Hyundai Santa Fe 3.5L V6

2023115,380 KMSaudi specs
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Price92,500SAR
Installments2,028SAR/mo
2024 Hyundai Grand i10 in Dammam
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Hyundai Grand i10 1.2L I4

202471,000 KMSaudi specs
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Price39,000SAR
Installments872SAR/mo
2017 Hyundai Santa Fe in Dammam
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Hyundai Santa Fe 3.3L V6

2017157,390 KMSaudi specs
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Price46,000SAR49,500SAR
Installments2,133SAR/mo

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Frequently asked questions

Prices on our Kingdom listings run from SAR 23,500 for an early-2010s car to SAR 93,000 for a current-year one. Compared at one age the range ladders cleanly: among 2024 cars an Accent sold at SAR 49,000, a Tucson at SAR 83,000 and a Santa Fe at SAR 115,000, while a 2022 Tucson went for SAR 64,000. Note too that the Santa Fe's latest generation switched to a boxy, upright body — the newest ones look nothing like the car they replaced.

Solidly for the money they cost: Hyundais average about 57% of their value after five years across the models we can measure.

Kia shares the mechanicals, so compare individual cars and let condition decide. Nissan is the stronger resale bet here; Hyundai gives a better-equipped car for the same outlay.

Mechanically they hold up; cosmetically they show their working life. Across nearly 6,000 Hyundais we have inspected in the Kingdom, at a median of 128,000 km, 56% showed evidence of prior body or panel repair — against the 50% we would expect for sedans of the same age and mileage here — and 16% had interior staining against the 14% expected for that class. High-mileage cars in this climate do that whatever the badge, which is why the individual report decides the purchase, not the model name.

The Accent is the safe answer — cheapest to buy, cheapest to run, quickest to resell anywhere in the Kingdom. The Elantra is the same idea with more space for long highway runs. Choose the Tucson or the smaller Creta for a crossover, and the Santa Fe only when the third row is a real requirement.