Cars
Buy and sell second-hand cars in Mauritius — Toyota, Suzuki, Nissan, Honda, Ford Ranger and more from sellers across the island. Compare mileage, registration year, fuel type and price from active listings updated daily. The Mauritian used-car market favours Japanese reliability, hybrids for urban Plaines Wilhems traffic, and 4×4s for the north. Most sellers meet in person with the fitness certificate and registration book to hand for inspection.
Toyota Vitz 1000cc
Rs 615,000
Toyota Corolla NZE121 Passenger Side Headlight
Rs 4,500
Honda Civic 2015 1598cc Automatic
Rs 560,000
Ford Ranger Manual Diesel
Rs 475,000
Nissan March AK12 2002 Automatic
Rs 130,000
Mercedes-Benz C-Class Black
Rs 325,000
Citroën C4 Black Hatchback
Rs 175,000
Toyota vitz 06
Rs 215,000
Rare mk9
Rs 400,000
Citron Xzara 2004
Rs 35,000
Lady driven Car for Sale, bought Reconc
Rs 400,000
Renault Mégane 2 à Vendre
Rs 135,000
Kia Rio 2015 Manual
Rs 315,000
Renault Megane Silver Hatchback
Rs 180,000
Daihatsu YRV 2000
Rs 35,000
Mercedes C180 Kompressor 2011
Rs 450,000
For sale mercedes benz w204 manual gear year 2012
Rs 550,000
Buying guide
What paperwork should I check before buying a used car?
Ask for the registration book (also known as the horsepower certificate), the latest fitness certificate (controle technique) and the road tax declaration (déclaration de circulation). Verify the seller name matches the registration book. For imports, ask for the bill of entry and customs clearance.
What's a fair mileage for a used car in Mauritius?
Average use in Mauritius is 10,000-15,000 km/year. A 5-year-old car with under 75,000 km is in the normal range. Watch for cars with very low mileage on older models — odometer rollback is not uncommon, cross-check with the fitness certificate history.
Should I bring a mechanic to the test drive?
Strongly recommended for cars over Rs 200,000. A 30-minute pre-purchase inspection costs Rs 1,500-3,000 in Mauritius and can flag major issues: gearbox, suspension, rust under the chassis, head gasket, AC compressor. Worth it.
Petrol, diesel or hybrid in Mauritius?
Petrol remains the most common and the cheapest to maintain. Diesel makes sense for high-mileage drivers (south↔north commute). Hybrids (Toyota Aqua, Prius) are popular for urban Plaines Wilhems traffic — fuel savings real but battery replacement after 8-10 years is Rs 40,000-80,000.