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Cars24 has 31 Honda used cars for sale in Australia, with prices starting from $10,000 and going up to $46,990. Honda moved away from the old discount-heavy dealer model in 2021 and shifted to a fixed-price agency model. That may sound like industry talk, but it does matter when you are buying Honda used cars. When fewer new cars enter the market, fewer late-model used cars come through later. So with Honda, especially late-model Civic, HR-V and CR-V cars, instead of shopping in a huge surplus pool, you are shopping in a market where clean examples can hold their price more firmly.
In Cars24’s recent sales data, Honda demand was led by the CR-V, followed by the HR-V and Civic telling us a lot about what Australian used Honda buyers are choosing. Cars24 lists used Honda cars across Australia, including Cars24 Select cars and verified dealer listings with transparent pricing, inspected on 300+ points along with a 30-Day Return Guarantee* and 3-month roadside assistance.
By moving to a fixed price model, Honda stopped chasing big sales numbers the way some other brands do. A smaller new-car pool slowly affected the used car market too.
So if you are shopping for used Honda cars in Australia, especially a used Honda Civic, Honda HR-V or Honda CR-V, the choice can feel tighter than it does with higher-volume brands like Toyota, Hyundai, Kia or Mazda.
This does not mean you should overpay for a Honda used car, just be vigilant with checking the model year, generation, kilometres, service history and condition properly before deciding if the price makes sense.
Some used Honda cars can look almost the same in photos, even when they belong to different generations. Consider a used Honda Civic as an example; a tenth-generation Civic can still be a great buy, but it should not be priced like the newer eleventh-generation Civic. The same applied to Honda HR-V, an older HR-V can be practical and good value, but the newer HR-V, especially selected e-variants, usually sits higher in price.
Used Honda prices in Australia can start from $10,000 and go up to $46,990. Jazz and City usually sit at the cheaper end. Civic and HR-V sit somewhere in the middle. Newer CR-V, ZR-V and hybrid Honda models usually cost more.
A few things change the price quickly:
Model year
Kilometres
Fuel type
Variant
Service history
Don’t choose a Honda used car only because it has the lowest price. A second-hand Honda with cleaner records, lower kilometres and a better inspection report may save you more in the long run.
Cars24’s Honda sales data points to a pretty clear pattern. Buyers are mostly choosing the CR-V, HR-V, Civic, Jazz and Odyssey because each one solves a different everyday need, from family space to city driving to easier first-car ownership.
You can compare these used Honda cars by price, kilometres, fuel type, transmission and location before choosing the one that fits your routine best.
Model | Cars available | Price range |
16 | $17,990 - $35,190 | |
8 | $14,490 - $26,290 | |
4 | $16,990 - $46,990 | |
2 | $15,690 - $18,490 | |
2 | $32,190 - $34,190 |
Most people do not compare the Honda Civic, HR-V and CR-V by specs first. Their budget, space and daily use are the key starting points:
Pick the Honda HR-V if you want a newer or lower-kilometre used Honda SUV at the same budget. It is smaller than the CR-V, but easier to park, easier to live with and better suited to city driving.
Pick the Honda CR-V if you need more room. It gives you a bigger cabin, bigger boot and a calmer feel on longer drives, but you may need to accept an older model or higher kilometres for the same price.
Pick the Honda Civic if you do not need SUV height. A used Honda Civic gives you good cabin space, a more polished hatch or sedan feel and a lighter drive than a family SUV.
Simple way to decide: HR-V for city use, CR-V for family space, Civic for buyers who want a second-hand Honda car that still feels easy and car-like.
Which used Honda body type and fuel option should you choose?
Used Honda cars in Australia are easier to compare when you match the car to your daily use.
If you need | Honda body type to look at | Fuel or transmission note | Best Honda models to compare |
Easy city driving | Hatchback | Petrol automatic is common and simple to live with | Honda Jazz, Honda Civic hatch |
A lower driving position | Sedan | Good if you prefer a separate boot and a quieter car feel | Honda City, Honda Civic sedan, Honda Accord |
SUV height without a large car | Small SUV | Petrol is common, while selected HR-V e:HEV variants add hybrid appeal | |
More family space | Medium SUV | Petrol and selected hybrid options are worth comparing by year and variant | |
Better city fuel use | Hybrid | Honda e:HEV hybrids do not need plugging in and can suit stop-start driving | |
A diesel Honda | Diesel | Diesel Hondas are rare in Australia, so petrol or hybrid will give you more choice | Better to compare petrol or hybrid Honda used cars |
CVT automatics are common across used Honda cars, so the test drive is important. A good CVT should feel smooth when you accelerate. If you feel shuddering, flaring or delay, check the service history before moving ahead.
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A used Honda can be a great buy, but don’t skip the basics. Before you choose a Honda used car, check:
Service history: The service records should match the kilometres and show regular care. A second hand Honda with a clean service book is always easier to trust than one with missing records.
CVT behaviour: On the test drive, the car should move smoothly when you press the accelerator. If it shudders, feels jumpy or takes a second to respond, pause and get it checked.
Generation: A used Honda Civic or Honda HR-V can look quite fresh even when it belongs to an older generation. Check the generation before you judge the price.
Tyres, brakes and suspension: This matters more on Honda HR-V and Honda CR-V models because they often do school runs, city traffic, weekend drives and plenty of stop-start use.
Recall status: For older used Honda cars, check the VIN or rego for recall work, including Takata airbag recalls where relevant.
Hybrid checks: If it is a Honda e, ask about service history and battery-related details before you decide.
Cars24 Select cars already help with a 300-point inspection, Car History Check and PPSR details where available, but it still helps to know what you are looking at.
A 300-point inspection before the car is even listed, covering the engine, transmission, brakes, tyres, suspension, electricals, body condition and interior wear
Fixed pricing, so there's no back and forth negotiating and no wondering if someone else got a better deal
A 30-Day Return Guarantee*, so you have time to be sure the car is right for you
A 3-month warranty on top of the inspection, for peace of mind after you drive off
3-month roadside assistance included, in case anything comes up early on
The full condition report available before you buy, not just photos and a description
A range of Honda models to compare in one place, from the CR-V to the HR-V to the Civic
You can buy a used Honda through Cars24 by comparing available listings online and choosing the car that fits your budget and driving needs.
Step 1: Browse used Honda cars online and shortlist models like Honda CR-V, Honda ZR-V, Civic, Jazz, Accord or Odyssey.
Step 2: Use filters for price, body type, fuel type, transmission, kilometres and location so you are not comparing completely different cars.
Step 3: Read the car condition report, PPSR details and listing information where available. This helps you understand the car beyond the photos.
Step 4: Reserve the Honda you like, then sort finance or full payment depending on your budget.
Step 5: Book a test drive or delivery where available, then complete the purchase process with Cars24 support.
Cars24 also helps with roadworthy certification and registration transfer support for eligible Cars24 Select cars, so the process feels less scattered than trying to manage everything yourself.
Buying Honda used cars usually comes with a stack of paperwork, but Cars24 helps make the process easier for eligible Cars24 Select cars. Registration transfer support, roadworthy certification and key ownership steps come with guidance, so you are not left figuring it all out after you have already chosen the car.
Finance support is also available online, which helps you understand your budget before you get too attached to a particular model. Across Honda Cars Australia, the numbers vary more than people expect. A honda suv like the CR-V gives you more space, but it can also cost more to insure, fuel and maintain than a Jazz, or a Honda Civic used cars option. A Honda hybrid may save you money at the pump, but the purchase price is often higher to begin with.
Buy a 2nd hand Honda from a private seller and you're doing all the legwork yourself. PPSR, service history, recall status, roadworthy requirements, accident signs, transfer paperwork, all of it lands on you. The car might look clean in the listing photos, but if it's skipped maintenance or had repair work quietly done, that becomes your problem the moment you hand over the money.
A Honda dealership takes some of that off your plate, but it's a mixed bag. Warranty, pricing, inspection standards and after-sale support all shift from one dealership to the next, so you still need to read the fine print before you sign.
Cars24 Select cuts through all of that. You compare Honda used cars online, read the actual condition report, check PPSR details where available, see one fixed price and know exactly what you're covered for before you commit, whether you're after compact cars for sale or something with more room.
If you're buying Honda second-hand cars or Honda pre-owned, two things matter more than people realise: whether the CVT servicing has actually been documented, and whether any recalls are still outstanding.
Cars24 makes it easy to compare used Honda cars online across Australia, whether you are looking at a Civic for daily driving, an HR-V for city-friendly SUV height or a CR-V for more family space. You can visit a Cars24 hub in Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne, or handle more of the buying journey online, from browsing Honda used cars to checking finance options and booking the next step.
Use the Honda Australia recall checker and enter the car’s VIN or rego. Think of the VIN like the car’s ID number. It helps you see whether recall work is still needed. This is important for older Honda used cars, including Civic, CR-V, Jazz, Honda City and Accord models.
Some Honda cars use a CVT automatic, which needs the right fluid at the right time. If the fluid has been changed properly, the car should usually feel smoother to drive. When checking Honda used cars, look for service records and avoid any car that shudders, jumps or feels slow to respond.
Check the exact listing and warranty terms before you buy. Eligible Cars24 Select cars may come with warranty support, but a Honda hybrid has parts that should be checked carefully. If you are looking at an HR-V, Civic, ZR-V, CR-V or Accord e:HEV, ask what is covered before deciding.
Honda Australia changed to a fixed-price agency model in 2021. In simple words, Honda stopped chasing very high sales numbers in the same way some bigger brands do. When fewer new Honda cars are sold, fewer late-model honda second hand cars come into the used market later.
Check which generation the car belongs to before judging the price. A newer Civic and an older Civic may both look good online, but they should not cost the same. The same goes for HR-V models. With honda civic used cars, always compare year, kilometres, variant, engine type and service history together.
If you mostly drive in the city, the HR-V may be the easier Honda SUV to live with. It is smaller, simpler to park and may give you a newer car for the same budget. If you need more boot space, back-seat room and comfort on longer trips, the CR-V makes more sense.
Yes, a used Honda Civic is still worth a look if you want something practical without moving into SUV size. It can suit daily driving, small families and buyers comparing compact cars for sale. Just check the generation carefully, because honda civic used cars can change a lot in price between older and newer versions.
For most families, the Honda CR-V is the easiest answer. It has more space than the HR-V, especially for school bags, prams, groceries, weekend luggage and longer drives. If your family is smaller or parking is tight, the HR-V is also worth checking. Both are popular Honda pre-owned SUV choices.
A used Honda Jazz or Civic will usually be cheaper to run than a larger Honda SUV because they are smaller and lighter. A Honda hybrid may use less fuel in city traffic, but it can cost more to buy first. Always compare fuel use, service history, tyres, insurance and the final price.
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