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19 Honda used cars in Melbourne

Melbourne driving can mean tight inner-city parking, school runs across the suburbs and freeway trips. The Honda used cars Melbourne buyers can compare covers that mix in different sizes. A Jazz stays easy to place, while a Civic adds cabin and luggage room without SUV height. For a higher seat, start with the HR-V, a compact Honda SUV; the CR-V adds family space, while the larger Odyssey makes sense if seven or eight seats are used often.

Some Jazz and HR-V generations use Magic Seats to create room for tall or awkward items. Selected e:HEV models need no plug and may use less fuel on slower urban trips. Honda Melbourne buyers should compare year, kilometres, variant, service history and condition.

Cars24 currently lists 19 used Honda cars for Melbourne buyers, priced from $10,000 to $46,990.

Cars24 Select lists verified dealer cars and its benefits apply only to Select cars. While dealers listing on our platform set inspection, warranty, delivery and return terms. 


Why should you choose a used Honda car in Melbourne?

Petrol or Honda hybrid

Most of the Honda used cars Melbourne buyers find are petrol models, so there are more ages and prices to compare. Some newer HR-V, CR-V, Civic, Accord and ZR-V variants use Honda’s e:HEV hybrid system. It charges while the car is moving and does not need a plug. A Honda hybrid may use less fuel in busy traffic, but it can cost more to buy.

Seats that create more space

Some Honda models have Magic Seats. The rear seats can fold flat, and on certain cars the seat bases can also lift. This makes room for items such as a bicycle, pram or tall plant. Magic Seats are not fitted to every used Honda, so check the model and year.

Help for everyday driving

Selected Honda cars have Honda SENSING. It can warn you if you get too close to another car, help you stay in your lane or brake if it detects danger. Some newer models also have Honda Connect phone features. These systems can help the driver, but features vary by model, year and variant.


Which used Honda car is best for you?

Honda hatchbacks and small cars

The Jazz is considered to be the easiest Honda to park in narrow streets and small car parks. Its body is compact, but the tall cabin and wide rear opening make good use of the space. The larger Civic hatch gives adults and luggage more room, though it needs a longer parking spot. Petrol engines are common in both models and some newer Civic variants also use Honda hybrid power.  

Honda sedans

A Civic Sedan or Accord suits buyers who prefer a lower driving position and a separate boot. Bags stay away from the passenger area, but the smaller boot opening can make it harder to load than it would be in a hatchback. These cars are generally longer than a Jazz or HR-V, so tight parallel parking may take more care. Petrol engines make up much of the used range, while selected Civic and Accord models offer Honda hybrid options. The Accord gives passengers more room, but it is a larger car to park and fuel.

Honda SUVs

The HR-V is the smallest Honda SUV and the easiest of the three to manage around Melbourne. Its higher seat can make it easier to get in, see through traffic or place a child in a car seat. The ZR-V adds cabin and boot space without reaching CR-V size. Selected CR-V versions have a third row, but using those seats reduces the space left for bags. Used petrol models offer the widest range of choices, while newer HR-V, ZR-V and CR-V ranges include selected hybrid variants. 

Honda people movers

A 2nd-hand Honda Odyssey puts passenger space ahead of compact size. Selected Australian versions have seven or eight seats, while sliding rear doors make access easier in busy car parks because they do not open outwards like normal doors. The Odyssey is larger and heavier than Honda’s hatchbacks and small SUVs, so it needs more parking room and can use more fuel. 


What are the most popular used Honda cars in Melbourne?

Buyers can use these five models as a comparison starting point. Eventually, the right model will still depend on its year, variant, kilometres and condition.

Honda model

Body type

Fuel type

Price range

A good fit if you need

Honda HR-V

Small SUV

Mostly petrol; newer e:HEV hybrid variants

$19,890 - $35,190

SUV height without a large car to park

Honda CR-V

Medium SUV

Mostly petrol; newer e:HEV hybrid variants

$15,190 - $19,990

More room for child seats, prams and family luggage

Honda Civic

Hatchback or sedan

Mostly petrol; selected hybrid versions

$22,990 - $46,990

More cabin room without moving to an SUV

Honda Jazz

Hatchback

Mostly petrol

$15,690 - $18,490

Easy parking and useful cabin space in a small car

Honda Odyssey

People mover

Petrol in Australian-delivered models

$10,000

Regular third-row use and easier access for a larger family

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How to buy a 2nd hand Honda car in Melbourne

  1. Filter Honda used cars Melbourne listings by model, price, year, kilometres, fuel and body type.

  2. Check the service history, condition, features, warranty and seller. Cars24 Select and dealer terms may differ.

  3. Match the VIN, review the PPSR details and check for Honda recalls. Cars24’s REVS guide explains these checks.

  4. A Victorian roadworthy certificate checks basic safety. It does not tell you if the engine or gearbox is in good condition.

  5. Add insurance, servicing, tyres and finance to the cost. For a dealer sale, the dealer handles the registration transfer. Check the paperwork and collection or delivery details before paying.


Pros and cons of Honda pre-owned cars

Reasons to consider one

  • A Jazz is easy to park, while a Honda SUV such as the HR-V or CR-V gives you more height and family space.

  • Petrol models cover more ages and prices. A newer Honda hybrid may use less fuel in Melbourne traffic and does not need to be plugged in.

  • Some newer used Honda cars may still have factory warranty left. Check when the car was first sold, as the cover does not restart for the next owner.

Checks that matter

  • Many Jazz, Civic, HR-V and CR-V models use a CVT automatic. Walk away from strong shuddering, slow gear response, warning lights or odd noises.

  • Some Hondas need servicing every 10,000 kilometres. If you drive often, this may mean two services a year.

  • For a used Honda hybrid, check the service records, battery cover and first-sale date. Do not assume the full eight-year battery warranty is still available.


Why buy Honda used cars in Melbourne through Cars24?

Cars24 gives Melbourne buyers two ways to purchase a used Honda in one place. You can buy directly from Cars24 through Select or choose a car listed by a verified dealer partner. This makes it easier to compare prices, kilometres, condition, location and buyer support without searching Honda dealers across Melbourne one by one.

Buy with greater support through Cars24 Select

For a transparent and smooth purchase, start with Cars24 Select. These cars are owned, inspected and sold by Cars24. It includes a 300-point inspection, Car Condition Report, PPSR information and roadworthy details. We also offer a three-month warranty and roadside assistance, along with support with the Victorian registration transfer.

Compare more cars from verified dealers

If the 2nd-hand Honda you want is not available through Select, verified dealer listings give you more models and prices to compare on Cars24. You can view this wider Honda pre owned range alongside Select cars without moving between different websites. The dealer sells the car and sets the warranty, inspection, delivery and return terms. Check the seller label and compare the drive-away price and inclusions before choosing.

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Frequently asked questions

There is no useful average because a Jazz and a late-model CR-V sit in very different price brackets. Current Honda used cars Melbourne listings range from $10,000 to $46,990. Before comparing prices, match the model, year, kilometres and variant. Also check whether government charges are included.


Service history tells you more than the badge. Start the engine when it is cold, look for warning lights and check for leaks beneath the car. If it has a CVT automatic, the car should move away without heavy shuddering, long delays or unusual noise.

Cars24’s used-car inspection checklist covers the main checks. It is also worth searching the Australian vehicle recall database by model and year.


Not by itself. A Honda with 110,000 kilometres and complete records could be a better purchase than one showing 70,000 kilometres with several missed services.

Once the odometer reaches six figures, ask what has already been replaced and what is coming up next. Tyres, brakes, suspension, the battery, spark plugs and CVT fluid can change the real cost. This high-kilometre car guide explains what else to inspect.


They do not have to be, but service timing varies. Many newer Honda cars in Australia are serviced every 12 months or 10,000 kilometres, whichever comes first. Some models and older vehicles follow a different schedule.

Read the logbook for the exact car. If several items are due at the next visit, a cheap listing may quickly become less attractive. Cars24 explains common service work and costs in this car servicing guide.


Choose the Honda HR-V if you want Honda SUV height in a car that is easier to park. It should offer enough room for a couple or a small family.

The Honda CR-V makes more sense if you regularly carry child seats, adults, a pram or holiday luggage. Some versions have seven seats, although using the third row leaves less room for bags.


A Honda hybrid does not plug in. The car manages its petrol engine, electric motor and battery as you drive. The fuel-saving benefit is often clearer in slow Melbourne traffic than on a long, steady freeway run.

Compare the hybrid with a similar petrol version rather than relying on the fuel label alone. Look at the purchase price, official fuel use, service records and any battery cover still remaining. Cars24’s hybrid car guide explains the system in simple terms.


A search for Honda dealers Melbourne Australia may bring up authorised Honda Centres and independent used-car traders. The important detail is who is selling the car and what protection comes with it.

In Victoria, an eligible car bought from a licensed trader carries a three-month or 5,000-kilometre statutory warranty. It must be less than 10 years old and have travelled under 160,000 kilometres. Private sales do not include this dealer warranty. Cars24 Select cars include Cars24-backed inspection details and a three-month warranty, while verified dealer terms vary by listing.


Eligible buyers can apply through Cars24 Finance, which offers access to more than 30 lenders and a dedicated finance team.

Do not stop at the weekly repayment. Check the interest rate, fees, loan term, balloon payment and total amount repayable. Pre-approval can help with budgeting, but it is not final loan approval.


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