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A used GWM in Australia can span different generations, variants and previous lives, which is why two cars wearing the same badge may offer very different values. Cars24 currently lists 51 used GWM cars for sale, with prices from $16,090 to $36,990. As you browse, consider how each car’s age, kilometres, service history and equipment fit the driving you actually do, then check whether it is sold as a Cars24 Select car or through a Verified Dealer, as the inspection information, documents and buyer benefits shown will differ.
A single manufacturer can offer cars for very different kinds of driving, from everyday commuting and family trips to work and longer-distance travel. Cars24 brings many familiar makes together in one place, including Toyota, Mazda, Hyundai, Kia, Ford, Honda and Holden. Premium options include Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz.
Having these GWM on the platform makes it easier to explore cars around the same budget or practical needs. Narrow the listings by model, body type, fuel type, year, kilometres and price. Each car is also labelled as Cars24 Select or Verified Dealer stock, so it is clear who is selling it and which inclusions apply.
We offer a 300-point inspection, Car Condition Report, PPSR information, roadworthy documentation, registration transfer support, three-month roadside assistance and the 30-Day Return Guarantee* on the Select category. Verified Dealer cars are sold by participating dealers and come with the inclusions stated in the individual listing.
18 | $19,990 - $31,790 | |
15 | $17,990 - $28,990 | |
15 | $16,090 - $24,690 |
Each model sits in a different part of a manufacturer’s range, so a small hatchback, family SUV and high-grade performance car will not follow the same pricing pattern. Variant, engine, drivetrain and equipment can create a sizable gap between two cars of a similar age, while kilometres, maintenance and condition influence whether that price is justified.
Work out what you can spend upfront and what the car will cost to keep. Allow for insurance, registration, scheduled servicing and wear items that may need attention soon. Then use the individual listings to weigh price against the demands of your commute, the car’s history and the work likely to be required after purchase. A higher asking price can be worthwhile if it buys better upkeep and fewer immediate expenses.
A body style can look right on paper and still be awkward to live with. The useful test is an ordinary Tuesday: where the car is parked, who sits in it and what ends up in the boot. Hatchbacks, SUVs and sedans handle those jobs differently.
Body type | What it does well | Where the compromise appears | Familiar cars to browse |
Hatchbacks use their length well. They are usually easy to park, while the rear hatch and folding seats leave room for shopping, suitcases or the occasional bulky load. | Carrying passengers and luggage together can expose the limits of a smaller hatch. Rear-seat space, boot depth and road noise also vary considerably between models. | ||
The height can help when fitting a child seat, loading the boot or getting passengers in and out. Larger SUVs can add a third row, while selected models offer all-wheel drive or useful towing capacity. | An SUV is not automatically roomier. Some compact models give away boot or back-seat space to a good hatchback. Extra weight, larger tyres and all-wheel-drive hardware can cost more to run as well. | ||
Sedans remain worth considering for commuting and highway travel. The separate boot keeps luggage out of the cabin and many mid-size models have generous space across the back seat. | A boot can hold plenty yet still struggle with a tall box, bicycle or other awkward item because the opening is smaller than a hatchback’s. Rear headroom can also be tighter in sleeker models. | Toyota Camry, Kia Cerato and Mazda3 |
Measurements only tell part of the story, so do not overlook the variant. Before finalising your purchase, check it with that real load and cost in mind. A higher grade with large wheels and equipment you rarely touch may cost more to insure, maintain and put tyres on. The plainer car can be the better fit if it does everything your routine asks of it. Cars24 is here to assist you through your used car purchase with transparency.
Use the filters for model, price, year, kilometres, body type, fuel type and location to narrow your choice.
Review the listing and carefully inspect the photos, specifications, condition information, odometer, VIN and features fitted to that vehicle.
Check whether the car is a Cars24 Select vehicle or a Verified Dealer listing, then read the included documents and terms.
Book a test drive, reserve the car or submit a finance application where those options are available.
Complete payment and paperwork, then arrange collection or delivery for the vehicle and location.
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Cars24 Select cars are inspected and sold directly through us with benefits like:
Every Select car goes through a 300-point inspection and an on-road test before it is listed to provide detailed information on the car.
The Car Condition Report sets out the car’s condition, so you can review the details upfront before going any further.
A PPSR check, roadworthy certificate and registration transfer support are included that provide essential checks and paperwork.
You receive a three-month warranty and three months of roadside assistance cover after purchase.
Available collection or delivery options are shown on the individual listing.
Eligible cars bought directly from Cars24 come with a 30-Day Return Guarantee* that gives you time to see if the car is compatible with your life.
Yes. Through Cars24 car finance, you can apply online and access finance options from more than 30 lenders. A quick pre-approval can give you a clearer idea of your borrowing limit before you choose a car, while the Cars24 finance team can guide you through the full application.
Pre-approval does not guarantee finance. Rates and loan terms depend on your circumstances and remain subject to lender approval, fees and conditions. Before committing, leave enough room in your budget for insurance, registration, fuel or charging, servicing, tyres and unexpected repairs.
Our listings display cars from different makes, body types and price points into one search, including vehicles sold directly by Cars24 and stock offered by Verified Dealers. Clear seller labels show which buying experience applies to each car, while filters for year, kilometres, fuel type, body style and price make it easier to get from a broad search to a useful shortlist.
Cars24 Select cars are inspected and sold directly by Cars24. Their listings include the fixed price, Car Condition Report and applicable ownership benefits, giving you important information about the car and what comes with it before you reserve.
Verified Dealer listings broaden the choice available on the platform. These cars are supplied and sold by participating dealers, with the relevant warranty, inspection, test-drive and delivery details provided for the individual vehicle.
Browse used cars online across Australia. Availability can vary by region, but your chosen car can usually be brought to your nearest hub
Confirm the car’s location and availability before travelling. Collection and delivery options vary by vehicle and destination.
Look at the part of the range you are actually considering. A small hatchback, family SUV and performance model from the same manufacturer can have little in common on price. Once you have chosen a model, the variant, age, kilometres, condition and service history will explain most of the differences between listings. Keep enough aside for insurance, registration and any tyres, brakes or servicing that may be due soon.
A manufacturer’s reputation is a useful background, but it cannot tell you whether one particular car has been looked after. Reliability can differ between models, engines, transmissions and production years carrying the same badge. Research the exact version, check for outstanding recalls and read its service history from beginning to end.
There is no one answer across an entire GWM. A small petrol model can work well for short suburban trips. A hybrid may use less fuel in stop-start traffic, while diesel is generally better suited to regular, longer runs, towing or heavier loads. With an EV, home charging, real-world range and the remaining battery warranty all matter.
Use the Australian service schedule for the model, engine and year. Most schedules set both a time and a kilometre limit, with the service due when the first one is reached. That means a low-kilometre car may still be overdue if it has not visited a workshop for a year. The handbook should show the correct interval and the service records tell you whether previous owners followed it.
Start with the basics: matching VIN details, dates that run in order and odometer readings that rise sensibly. Look closely at periods when a major service should have been completed. A stamped book helps, but invoices are more revealing. They show what the workshop actually did, which parts were replaced and whether a reported problem was repaired. Missing paperwork does not prove neglect. It simply leaves you with less evidence about the car’s past.
Yes. Australian owners can choose an independent repairer for routine servicing. If the factory warranty remains, the mechanic should be suitably qualified, follow the manufacturer’s schedule and specifications, use appropriate parts and fluids and document the work properly.
A manufacturer may have a separate process for warranty repairs. Dealer or third-party extended warranties can also carry their own servicing conditions, so check the relevant terms before booking. The ACCC’s car guidance explains the choice of repairer and Australian Consumer Law protections.
It might, but confirm the position rather than relying on the model year or the seller’s estimate. Remaining cover can depend on the first registration date, kilometres, service history and the manufacturer’s terms.
Contact the manufacturer’s Australian office with the VIN and ask what remains covered, when the warranty ends and whether the new owner’s details need to be recorded. Factory warranty is separate from the consumer guarantees that can apply when a used car is bought from a licensed dealer.
Check the listing before making the trip. The available arrangements depend on the seller, the vehicle’s location and whether it is still in stock. A Cars24 Select car may be available at a Cars24 hub, while a Verified Dealer organises viewings and test drives for the cars it sells.
During the visit, check the things you will notice every day. Set the driving position, sit in the back, open the boot and try the main controls. On the road, pay attention to visibility, braking, ride comfort and any unusual noise over rough surfaces.
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