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What can you get for your budget?

The biggest step is at £20,000. Up to that price the typical car is 7 years old and has done 53,000 miles; above it, the typical car is 2 years old with 14,000 miles. Over two thirds of the cars are listed at £20,000 or less, so if your budget is close to that line, look on both sides of it.

Budget Cars Typical age Typical mileage Most advertised models
Under £1,000 1,672 21 years 107,000 miles Ford Ka, Citroën Saxo, Vauxhall Corsa
Under £3,000 21,137 16 years 100,000 miles Ford Fiesta, Ford Focus, Vauxhall Corsa
Under £5,000 49,600 13 years 92,000 miles Ford Fiesta, Ford Focus, Vauxhall Corsa
Under £10,000 131,794 10 years 77,000 miles Ford Fiesta, Vauxhall Corsa, Ford Focus
Under £15,000 224,142 8 years 63,000 miles Ford Fiesta, Vauxhall Corsa, Ford Focus
Under £20,000 304,874 7 years 53,000 miles Vauxhall Corsa, Nissan Qashqai, Ford Fiesta
Over £20,000 145,488 2 years 14,000 miles Volvo XC40, VW Golf VIII, VW Tiguan

Asking prices across the UK as of 23 September 2026 · 450,362 listings · typical age and mileage are medians · source: AutoUncle

Compare types of used car

A used SUV has a median asking price of £18,400, about two thirds more than a hatchback at £11,000. Age explains a good part of that: the SUVs listed are typically 3 years old, the hatchbacks 6. If it's space you're after, an MPV (£10,000) or an estate (£14,500) is typically cheaper than an SUV.

Body type Cars Median asking price Typical price range
SUV 201,390 £18,400 £8,000–£38,000
Hatchback 129,971 £11,000 £3,500–£22,500
Saloon 23,185 £17,000 £4,600–£39,000
Estate 21,073 £14,500 £3,800–£38,000
MPV 20,955 £10,000 £3,000–£22,000
Van 17,251 £14,500 £7,000–£29,000
Coupé 16,312 £19,700 £6,000–£57,500
Convertible 8,209 £13,000 £3,500–£58,800
Pickup 4,153 £18,000 £8,900–£36,000

Asking prices across the UK as of 23 September 2026 · 450,362 listings · typical price range is the middle 80% of asking prices (10th–90th percentile) · source: AutoUncle

Electric, petrol, diesel or hybrid?

A used electric car has a median asking price of £23,900, but it is also typically just 2 years old with 16,000 miles. The typical diesel is 8 years old, has done 70,000 miles and costs £11,500. So a good part of the price gap between fuel types is really a gap in age.

Fuel Cars Median asking price Typical age Typical mileage
Petrol 216,344 £13,900 5 years 35,000 miles
Diesel 127,754 £11,500 8 years 70,000 miles
Hybrid (petrol) 58,748 £22,200 2 years 18,000 miles
Electric 38,113 £23,900 2 years 16,000 miles
Hybrid (diesel) 82 £17,900 2 years 25,000 miles

Asking prices across the UK as of 23 September 2026 · 450,362 listings · typical age and mileage are medians · source: AutoUncle

Which models offer the widest choice?

The Nissan Qashqai has the widest choice right now, with 8,702 listings, ahead of the Vauxhall Corsa and the Ford Fiesta. The Kia Sportage has the most cars rated Super price or Good price: 1,678, just over one in four of its listings. With a budget under £5,000, the Ford Fiesta, Ford Focus and Vauxhall Corsa are the most advertised.

Model Cars Typical price range Rated Super or Good price
Nissan Qashqai 8,702 £5,800–£22,700 1,478
Vauxhall Corsa 7,387 £3,200–£15,700 956
Ford Fiesta 6,973 £2,800–£13,000 1,305
VW Polo 6,483 £5,500–£21,000 930
Kia Sportage 6,382 £7,000–£29,400 1,678
Ford Focus 6,186 £2,700–£17,100 976
VW Tiguan 5,333 £9,500–£35,000 968
Nissan Juke 5,308 £4,000–£17,600 855
Volvo XC40 5,033 £17,700–£35,500 970
Ford Kuga 4,915 £6,300–£22,500 917

Asking prices across the UK as of 23 September 2026 · 450,362 listings · typical price range is the middle 80% of asking prices (10th–90th percentile) · source: AutoUncle

Find used cars near you

London and Manchester have the most listings, with over 20,000 each, and the ten counties in the table together hold over a third of all cars. If you live around Manchester, neighbouring Lancashire (16,929) and Cheshire (10,868) are also in the top ten, so it's worth adding them to your search.

County Cars
London 21,269
Manchester 20,535
Hampshire 18,157
West Midlands 17,595
Lancashire 16,929
Essex 15,750
West Yorkshire 15,467
Kent 11,224
South Yorkshire 10,937
Cheshire 10,868

Listings across the UK as of 23 September 2026 · 450,362 listings · the 10 largest of 81 counties with at least 30 listings; 36,894 listings have no county · source: AutoUncle


How to read the price ratings

We compare the asking price with those of similar cars, based on model, year, mileage and spec. Most cars get one of five ratings: Super price, Good price, Fair price, A bit pricey or Expensive.

The rating tells you about the price, not the car's condition, so a good price is no substitute for an inspection. Check the MOT history and service record, and ideally have it checked by a mechanic before you buy.

How to find the right car

A budget of £10,000 gives you 131,794 cars to choose from, far too many to compare. Narrow your search by age, mileage and county until you have a shortlist you can actually work through.

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Time on market is the median number of days a car is listed before the ad disappears. These figures update continuously.

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