- Odometer332,000 km
- TransmissionAutomatic
- BodyWagon
- FuelDiesel
Recently serviced and four new tyres fitted. Electric brakes. Runs well.
Chasing the cheapest cars 2023? In Australia, the budget darlings were light hatches like the MG 3, Kia Picanto and Suzuki Ignis, with new pricing roughly $19,000–$25,000 AUD before on-roads, and occasional drive-away promos dipping lower. For used, near-new 2023 examples typically sit around $16,000–$22,000, while older small hatches (2016–2020) land in the $8,000–$15,000 zone if you’re not fussed about the new-car smell. Demo and run-out stock often undercuts RRP by a grand or three, so timing is everything. Don’t forget stamp duty, rego, insurance and tyres—bargains still have running costs. For cross-shopping private sellers and dealers alike, Tradingpost is a handy hunting ground.

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