Compare and pair the perfect used car to you
Our Vehicle Compare page lets you get a side-by-side vehicle overview of your wishlist. Depending on your criteria, certain stats and features shown here will matter more to you.
Below are some general factors to consider when comparing between used vehicles.
Age and mileage
It’s generally best to aim for the newest model or lowest odometer reading that’s in your budget. A lower mileage is likely to need less maintenance in the short term.
Safety
Vehicle safety technology improves each year, so a 10-year-old car will be missing many features we now take for granted. Search to see if an ANCAP rating is available, with a safety score and features for the car you’re considering.
Cost of ownership
To work out a used vehicle’s running costs, start by comparing fuel economy and types, engine types and researching the model for auto reviews, forum posts, known issues etc. Generally speaking: bigger engines equal more fuel consumption. Also, a hybrid might cost more upfront but could save you money in the long term.