Based on advertising prices posted by sellers on CarSwitch
Here’s what brand new Honda models will cost you approximately
Based on actual Honda car transactions from the last 12 months in KSA
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In Saudi Arabia Honda is bought for the long haul: a sedan for the commute, a three-row car when the family fills up, and a resale value that survives Saudi distances. The range has gained a nameplate lately: the ZR-V slots between the HR-V and the CR-V. We have 43 listed across the Kingdom.
How much does a used Honda cost in Saudi Arabia?
Compare them at the same age and the steps are consistent. In 2018 cars a Civic sold at SAR 45,000, an Accord at SAR 52,000 and a Pilot at SAR 70,000 — compact sedan, mid-size sedan, three-row SUV. Newer money buys the same thing a size down: a 2022 Accord went for SAR 75,000. Live asking prices across the Kingdom run from SAR 25000 for an early example up to SAR 252785 for a current-year one.
Are used Hondas reliable in Saudi Arabia?
On the failure that ruins a used-car purchase, they are better than the market: 5% of the more than 1,000 Hondas we have inspected in the Kingdom carry an electrical or electronics fault, against the 8% we would expect for cars of the same age and mileage here, and that is at a median of 110,000 km. Electrical faults resist diagnosis and eat money, so a low rate is worth paying for on any car this old.
Do Hondas hold their value in Saudi Arabia?
Among the stronger averages in the Kingdom: Hondas average about 52% of their value after five years across the models we can measure. That is the practical case for paying a little more for one now, because you get it back at the other end.
Which used Honda should you buy?
The Accord is the one most Saudi buyers should have: comfortable at highway speed, cheap to keep, easy to sell. The City is the small-sedan version of that argument. The Pilot is the three-row choice, and the HR-V the crossover for a city commute.
Honda or Toyota?
Toyota has the wider parts network in smaller towns and the stronger resale, which is the honest concession. Nissan is cheaper to buy. Honda is the one that feels the least worn out at high mileage.
What to check on a used Honda
Read the air-conditioning and suspension findings, then make your offer.