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Check Out The Most Advantageous Used Cars In Brazil: Easy To Resell, With Low Maintenance And Great Cost-Benefit. See The Complete List!
Those who buy a car thinking only about the purchase run a silent risk: ending up stuck with a model that is hard to resell, depreciates quickly, or requires a lot of maintenance. That’s why more and more Brazilians are paying attention to cost-benefit when it comes to reselling. In this article, we list the most advantageous used cars in Brazil, according to experienced sellers, who reveal which models you can buy well — and sell even better.
Advantageous Used Cars: What Defines A Good Deal?
A used car is only advantageous when it meets three essential pillars:
- Low maintenance cost and accessible parts
- Good fuel consumption
- High liquidity in the resale market
In other words, it’s that vehicle you buy today and, in 2 or 3 years, you can still negotiate quickly and without loss. And we’re not talking about rare or imported cars: most models on this list are popular and easy to find, with versions that are successful throughout Brazil.
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The Toyota Hilux is R$ 75.5 thousand cheaper and bets on the 2.8 turbodiesel engine with up to 204 hp and 50.9 kgfm to catch up with the VW Saveiro, which leads with 4,472 sales.
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The new Renault Koleos has a screen exclusively for the passenger that is invisible to the driver, heated rear seats, and 29 assistance systems, but its Chinese competitors cost R$ 40,000 less and deliver more power.
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The car stored for 38 years: when opening the barn door, what appears is breathtaking and looks like a scene from a movie!
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Fiat works miracles in the Brazilian market, lowers the price of its 0 km hatch to R$ 69,990, reestablishes the model as the cheapest car in the country, and reignites the battle against Kwid and C3.
1. Chevrolet Onix – The Unbeatable Favorite
The Chevrolet Onix has been leading the used and semi-new car market for years. Its 1.0 and 1.4 versions (Joy, LT, and LTZ) are highly sought after, thanks to good consumption (up to 13.9 km/l with gasoline in the city), low maintenance, and excellent acceptance in finance. The 1.4 version, in particular, is considered “cash in hand” by sellers.
Reason for Appreciation: Easy approval for financing, quick resale, and a wide network of parts.
2. Chevrolet Prisma – The Sedan Every Dealer Wants In Stock
The Prisma, especially in the 1.4 LT or LTZ versions, is seen by dealers as one of the most “well-rounded” cars for resale. It has the same setup as the Onix, but with a generous trunk (500 L) and a slightly superior finish. The 1.0 still sells well, but the 1.4 is the liquidity champion.
Seller Tip: “Once advertised, it sells. Those who have one sell well. Those who want to buy feel secure.”
3. Fiat Grand Siena – Discreet, but Highly Sought After
The Grand Siena 1.4 Fire is a classic case of a car that seems common but has excellent turnover. With a robust and reliable engine, it is widely used by fleets and app drivers. The 1.6 version is also well regarded, but the 1.4 with 8 valves is the most desired — for its simplicity and durability.
Why It Sells Quickly: Cheap parts, easy maintenance, and good interior space.
4. Renault Sandero 1.6 – Space and Liquidity on Point
The Sandero 1.6 8v is one of the best options for those looking for a spacious, reliable hatch that is easy to negotiate.
With over 320 liters of trunk space and great interior room, it especially pleases families and app drivers. The 1.0 3-cylinder version is avoided by many sellers, as it is more difficult to resell.
Additional Advantage: Simple but honest finish, and a large volume of parts in the market.
5. Nissan Versa 1.6 – The Sedan That Surprises in Resale
The Nissan Versa 1.6, especially from the 2015 to 2019 versions, offers great interior space, good urban performance, and easy resale due to its reputation as an economical and durable car. The 1.0, although cheaper, has lower acceptance in resale, according to dealers.
Highlight: Comfort of a mid-size sedan, with the cost of a compact.
6. Hyundai HB20 and HB20S – Especially in 1.6 Engine Versions
The HB20 1.6 is highly sought after in the used car market, especially in Comfort Plus and Premium versions. The model offers above-average performance, good consumption, and a still modern look, even in previous generations. It is another example of a car that quickly enters and exits dealership stock.
Important: The 1.0 also sells, but the 1.6 is more valued.
7. Volkswagen Voyage and Fox 1.6 – Less Desired, but Still Good Deals
The Voyage 1.6 has a stable market and tends to have good acceptance in regions where the compact sedan is still valued. The Fox 1.6, although no longer in line, is still considered a good used car for resale. Both lose value in the 1.0 versions, especially between 2013 and 2017.
Seller Alert: “As soon as they mention it’s a 1.0, the customer already makes a face.”
8. Logan 1.6 – Forget the 1.0 Three-Cylinder
The Logan 1.6 SCe is one of the most advantageous options in terms of space and durability. With mechanics shared with the Sandero, a modern engine, and a reputation for being robust, it sells well and quickly. On the other hand, the 1.0 3-cylinder version is considered difficult to resell — even in newer models.
Dealer Tip: “It’s cheap and good, but no one wants the 1.0. The 1.6 sells without even needing to be on display.”
Why Are These Cars So Good To Resell?
They share some common factors:
- High Acceptance In The Market: They are popular and well-known.
- Facilitated Financing Conditions: Banks approve more easily.
- Balanced Ownership Costs: Accessible maintenance, abundant parts, and good durability.
- Good Reputation Among App Drivers And Families: Which expands the pool of interested buyers.
What To Avoid When Buying?
Avoid 1.0 three-cylinder versions in heavy sedans, as they tend to disappoint in performance and displease those looking for a used car with “power to carry weight.” Also, stay away from very basic versions, with no power steering or air conditioning, as they are less attractive for resale.
Would you buy a car just because you like it — or are you ready to choose a model that gives you a return in the future? Knowing how to resell is just as important as knowing how to buy. And now that you know which used cars are advantageous in Brazil, take the opportunity to compare prices, mileage, and overall condition before closing the deal.
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