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8 used vans for sale in Australia

People searching for used vans for sale will be looking for one of two completely different types of vans: shopping for a tool and stock carrying or delivery van, or shopping for a larger family people-mover van. Cars24 offers both categories across the country, ranging from compact cargo vans to eight-seat family vans, and costing anywhere from $16,890 to $62,990. 

Based on Cars24 sales data, top selling van models are LDV Deliver 9, LDV G10+, Kia Carnival, Hyundai iLoad and Hyundai Staria. The most popular and trusted van brand is LDV, followed by Hyundai, Kia, Renault, Ford, Toyota and Mitsubishi. Every Cars24 Select van undergoes a 300-point inspection and comes with a detailed condition report, giving buyers confidence whether they're purchasing a cargo van for work or a people mover for family use.


Popular used van models for sale

Here’s a list of popular models along with their fuel type and preferred lifestyle. 


Model

Fuel type

Engine

Best suited for

LDV Deliver 9

Diesel

2.0L turbo-diesel

Commercial deliveries, trades and large cargo

LDV G10+

Petrol or diesel

2.0L turbocharged engine

Small businesses, cargo transport and passenger use

Kia Carnival

Petrol or diesel

3.5L petrol or 2.2L

Large families and people moving

Hyundai iLoad

Petrol or diesel

2.4L petrol or 2.5L turbo-diesel

Tradesperson, deliveries and commercial use

Hyundai Staria

Petrol or diesel

3.5L petrol or 2.2L turbo-diesel

Large families, passenger transport and business use



Used LDV Deliver 9 cars in Australia

3

$28,690 - $30,390

Used Kia Carnival cars in Australia

1

$62,990

Used LDV G10+ cars in Australia

1

$16,890


Work Van or Family Van: Which one suits you better?

It's important to know which category to filter by before you get to the brand or price filter. If you’re looking for a used van on sale designed for business or delivery, then go for LDV Deliver 9, Ford Transit, Renault Trafic, because they offer higher payload capacity, larger cargo areas and fuel-efficient diesel engines that suit trade, courier and delivery work. If you’re buying a used van for family use, then go for the Kia Carnival or Hyundai Staria because they focus on seating, comfort and safety features. Compare vans within the same category. A cargo van is designed for transporting equipment and goods, while a people mover prioritises passenger comfort, seating capacity and safety features.


Why buy from Cars24?

Every Cars24 Select used car comes with:

  • 30-Day Return Guarantee*

  • Home delivery 

  • 3-month roadside assistance

  • Rego & transfer service

  • Car condition report

  • 300-point inspection

  • RWC & PPSR

  • Referral benefits worth $1000+

Other cars for you

Kia Carnival as a Real Family Car and other Kia van options

If somebody asks for a Kia van, there is a good chance that they are referring to the Kia Carnival because it is the standout choice in this class with eight seats. The current Cars24 stock comprises several Kia Carnivals built in 2024, with prices ranging from around $43,395 to $52,590, with variants in petrol and diesel. The fact that it's consistently available on the platform makes it a natural choice for those who are looking for a 7-seater van or larger.


Toyota van stock: HiAce for Cargo buyers

Toyota van buyers with cargo needs go for the Toyota HiAce, which is offered in both petrol and diesel variants and costs approximately $29,790 to $32,290. The HiAce is one of the most widely recognised commercial vans in Australia, but it isn't designed to be as comfortable to drive as a Carnival or Staria, so watch out before cross-shopping it against one of those vans, because they are different. Each of them comes with a distinctive feature and caters unique need.


Small vans in Australia

If you're looking for a compact model, the most popular models are the LDV G10 or G10+, and the pricing ranges from $17,590 to $30,090, depending on the age and spec. These suit tradies and small business owners who need van practicality without the size and running costs of a full-size cargo van. The smaller size of the G10 compared to the Deliver 9 or Transit is the biggest plus that merits consideration when you're buying the best small van for tight city driving and parking, but it's also important to consider your cargo needs and determine which model is best for you.


Current state of the market for hybrid vans.

Hybrid vans remain relatively uncommon in Australia's used vehicle market because most commercial buyers continue to favour diesel engines for their lower running costs, higher torque and better efficiency when carrying heavy loads. Buyers specifically searching for hybrid vans may therefore find fewer options compared with petrol or diesel alternatives. A diesel Deliver 9, or HiAce, will provide good fuel economy when it comes to transporting cargo, and it's important to distinguish between "hybrid" and "fuel-efficient" when considering options.


Hyundai Staria 

Hyundai Staria is one of the best 7-seater vans, and it starts from $27,595 and can go up to $34,290 for both petrol and diesel models. It features seat configurations ranging from 2-seat cargo to 8-seat passenger. This is where the specifics of each van become important: The same base model is available in cargo and passenger configuration but they differ significantly in price and features.


Best van in Australia

There is not one best van in Australia to answer; it's just a case-by-case basis. The LDV Deliver 9 and Ford Transit are the leaders for payload and volume for cargo and trade. The Kia Carnival and Hyundai Staria are the top choices for family use for seating and comfort. The LDV G10 is designed to appeal to customers who require less cargo space than the full-size van but desire a smaller footprint.


How to buy a used van for sale in Australia

  1. Decide whether you need a cargo van or a passenger van before filtering by brand.

  2. Filter by seats, fuel type and payload if cargo capacity matters to your use case.

  3. Compare service history and inspection reports across similarly priced options.

  4. Apply for Cars24 finance if needed, subject to eligibility and lender approval.

  5. You can book a test drive and hub collection or make a payment and get it home delivered.


Things to check before buying a second-hand van in Australia

The second-hand van for sale will have wear patterns that may vary from a passenger car; high kilometres from delivery or trade-in is a common occurrence and doesn't necessarily indicate that something is wrong, as long as its service history supports it.

For diesel vans that have regular trade and delivery work, check the service history meticulously. Look for damage, water penetration and overloading the load area past the load rating. For all people-mover vans, test all rows of seating and access the third row, not just the front cabin.


Where to buy used vans for sale near you in Australia

Cars24 delivers used cars across major Australian cities. Location of our main hubs:

If you don’t want to visit the hub, the entire process can be completed online, from browsing used cars to arranging finance and booking delivery.


Frequently asked questions

The LDV G10 is leading the affordable range. The Cars24 car listing starts from $16,890.


Yes, the Kia Carnival is the main Kia van on Cars24, an eight-seat people mover currently listed. The price range is around $43,395 to $52,590.


Hybrid vans aren't common in Australia; the market is predominantly dominated by petrol and diesel models. A diesel HiAce or Deliver 9 offers strong fuel efficiency as an alternative.


MG, Audi and Mazda don’t manufacture vans for Australia, but Mercedes-Benz does build the Vito and Sprinter. Availability of these vans depends on the current inventory.


The LDV G10 is the most common small van in current stock, offering a smaller footprint than full-size cargo vans while still covering usual trade and small business needs.


The Kia Carnival and Hyundai Staria are the two best 7-8 seater options suitable for large family use. 


The HiAce is primarily a cargo-focused van, built around payload and load volume rather than passenger comfort. It's worth comparing against a Carnival or Staria if passenger seating is a priority.


Service history, load area condition and tyre wear matter most, especially for vans that have done regular trade or delivery work.


Yes, you can get finance for a used van through Cars24 within a few minutes. You can review interest rates and payment plans without impacting your credit score.


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