Used cars in Mauritius
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.
47 active listings · 5 new this week

Mitsubishi L200 2005 Manual
Rs 265,000

Toyota Hiace Private
Rs 400,000

Audi A4 2014 1.8 TFSI Manual
Rs 450,000

Hyundai Creta 2017 1.4L Manual
Rs 450,000

Nissan Qashqai 2015 1.2L Manual
Rs 550,000

Honda Vezel RS Hybrid 2016 1.5L Automatic
Rs 800,000

Mercedes GLA 180 2018 1.6L Automatic
Rs 950,000

Honda Fit 2014 1.5L Automatic
Rs 550,000

Toyota LiteAce 1989 1.5L Manual
Rs 60,000

Toyota Aqua 2018 1.5L Automatic
Rs 715,000

Jeep Renegade 2017 1.4L Automatic
Rs 650,000

Audi Q5 2010 2.0L Automatic
Rs 300,000

BMW 3 Series Sedan
Rs 425,000

BMW 116i 2012 1.6L Automatic
Rs 510,000

Nissan Sylphy 2006 1.5L Automatic
Rs 230,000

Mitsubishi L200 2006 4x4 Manual
Rs 250,000

Hyundai Tucson 2018
Rs 750,000

Jeep Compass 2012 2.0L Automatic
Rs 450,000

Citroen C3 Aircross 2018 1.2L Automatic
Rs 650,000

Renault Trafic Van
Rs 150,000

BMW 320d 2002 2.0L Manual
Rs 85,000

Mazda 3 2017 Automatic
Rs 650,000

Mercedes-Benz E250 2012 Automatic
Rs 650,000

BMW 730Li 2016 2.0L Automatic
Rs 1,400,000
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.
