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Used Car Price Guide Pakistan 2025: What to Expect
By Admin User · 10 June 2026 · 1 min read
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Used car prices in Pakistan change constantly — influenced by new car launch prices, dollar-rupee exchange rates, import duties, and seasonal demand. This guide gives you a realistic picture of what to expect in 2025.
Under PKR 10 Lakh
- Suzuki Mehran (2013–2018): PKR 6–8.5 lakh
- Suzuki Alto (2012–2016): PKR 7–10 lakh
- Daihatsu Cuore: PKR 5–8 lakh
At this price point, budget an additional PKR 50,000–1 lakh for immediate servicing.
PKR 10–20 Lakh
- Suzuki Alto (2019–2022): PKR 12–17 lakh
- Honda City (2010–2014): PKR 13–19 lakh
- Toyota Aqua (2015–2018): PKR 15–20 lakh
- Suzuki Swift (2016–2019): PKR 16–20 lakh
PKR 20–35 Lakh
- Toyota Corolla (2015–2018, GLi/Altis): PKR 22–32 lakh
- Honda Civic (2016–2019, 10th gen Oriel): PKR 25–35 lakh
- Honda City (2019–2021): PKR 20–28 lakh
- Kia Picanto (2019–2021): PKR 20–26 lakh
PKR 35–60 Lakh
- Toyota Corolla (2020–2022): PKR 35–48 lakh
- Honda Civic (2022, 11th gen): PKR 40–55 lakh
- Hyundai Tucson (2020–2022): PKR 45–58 lakh
- MG HS (2021–2022): PKR 50–60 lakh
Factors That Affect Price
- Mileage: Under 80,000 km commands a premium; over 150,000 km means a significant discount
- Service history: Full dealer service history can add 5–10% to value
- City: Lahore and Karachi prices are typically 3–8% higher than Islamabad
- Accident history: Any major accident history reduces value by 15–25%
- Colour: White and silver command better resale than unusual colours
For real-time pricing, browse current listings on AmrokGate filtered to your city and budget.