Used SUVs for Sale

When buying a used SUV, consider factors like mileage, vehicle history, maintenance records, fuel economy, safety ratings, drivetrain (AWD/4WD), and how you plan to use the SUV (e.g., daily commute, off-roading, family travel).

Of course! We encourage test drives so you can get a feel for the vehicle’s performance, comfort, and features.

Depending on the vehicle's age, you may be eligible for finance options such as PCP (Personal Contract Purchase) or HP (Hire Purchase). Our friendly sales team is here to guide you through the available plans and help you understand the monthly payment options that work best for your budget.

Maintenance costs can be higher for SUVs due to larger engines, more complex drivetrains (like AWD), and higher fuel consumption, but it varies by model and condition.

Certified pre-owned SUVs often come with extended warranties, thorough inspections, and better after-sales support, making them a safer choice but usually at a higher price.

SUV stands for Sport Utility Vehicle. It refers to a category of vehicles that combine elements of road-going passenger cars with features from off-road vehicles, such as higher ground clearance, rugged construction, and often all-wheel or four-wheel drive. SUVs are popular for their spacious interiors, versatile use, and ability to handle a variety of driving conditions.

We offer a wide range of SUVs from many popular and trusted brands to suit different preferences and budgets. Our current selection includes models from Audi, Land Rover and Volkswagen. You can view our range of used SUVs online.

Yes, SUVs are often considered excellent family cars. They typically offer spacious interiors with plenty of room for passengers and cargo, making them ideal for family trips, school runs, and everyday errands. Many SUVs come with advanced safety features, higher driving positions for better visibility, and flexible seating options, including third-row seats in some models, to accommodate larger families.

There are several types of SUVs, generally categorized based on their size, capability, and intended use. The main types include:

1. Subcompact SUVs: Small, city-friendly SUVs that offer good fuel efficiency and easy maneuverability. Examples include the Volkswagen T-Cross and Honda HR-V.
2. Compact SUVs: Slightly larger than subcompacts, offering more space and power while remaining practical for urban and suburban use. Examples include the Toyota RAV4 and Mazda CX-5.
3. Mid-size SUVs: These offer more room for passengers and cargo, often with available third-row seating. Examples include the Ford Explorer and Volkswagen Tiguan.
4. Full-size SUVs: Large SUVs with ample seating and cargo capacity, often equipped for towing and off-road driving. Examples include the Chevrolet Tahoe and Land Rover Discovery.
5. Luxury SUVs: Available across all size categories, these SUVs offer premium features, high-end materials, and advanced technology. Examples include the BMW X5 and Audi Q7.