Used Cars for Sale Philippines Below 1.5 Million

As of March 28, 2024, we have a total of 872 Used cars under ₱1.5M available for sale in the Philippines listed at Philvex.com. Among

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these listings, we found out that the Chery Qq is the most affordable unit listed on our platform, with 1 unit listed at ₱120,000, while the most expensive model is the Mercedes-Benz A-Class, with 1 unit listed at ₱1,458,000. When it comes to body type for the pre-owned cars, we have 80 SUV, 64 Crossover, 59 Sedan, 31 Hatchback, 24 MPV, 21 Pick-up, 13 Van, 3 Wagon, 2 Minivan, 2 Coupe, and 1 Commercial. Get great deals offered by our certified sellers partnered with Philvex.com. Explore our 872 listings together with the clear photos, specifications, descriptions, reviews, and other features.

Price List of Second Hand Cars Listed at Philvex.com

Used cars for Sale Units Price Range
Used Chery Qq for Sale 1 ₱120,000 - ₱120,000
Used Subaru Forester for Sale 24 ₱388,000 - ₱1,178,000
Used Toyota Vios for Sale 12 ₱358,000 - ₱708,000
Used Ford Ranger for Sale 11 ₱598,000 - ₱1,138,000
Used Ford Everest for Sale 9 ₱818,000 - ₱1,080,000
Used Honda City for Sale 8 ₱190,000 - ₱648,000
Used Mitsubishi Mirage G4 for Sale 8 ₱348,000 - ₱488,000
Used Toyota Innova for Sale 8 ₱388,000 - ₱1,188,000
Used Geely Okavango for Sale 8 ₱998,000 - ₱1,308,000
Used Honda CR-V for Sale 7 ₱180,000 - ₱1,168,000
Used Toyota Avanza for Sale 7 ₱538,000 - ₱900,000
Used Mercedes-Benz A-Class for Sale 1 ₱1,458,000 - ₱1,458,000

FAQs on Used Cars for Sale

PhilVex provides clear photos, specifications, descriptions, reviews, and other features for each car listing.
SUV is the most popular body type among used cars with more than 80 Used SUV cars available for sale on PhilVex.
You should verify the Certificate of Registration (CR), Official Receipt (OR), and the Deed of Sale. Ensure that the seller's name matches the name on these documents.
Request the vehicle's complete history, including service records and accident reports. Also, have the car inspected by a trusted mechanic or inspection service to assess its condition.
While buying from a private seller is common, it's essential to exercise caution. Verify ownership documents, inspect the car thoroughly, and meet in a safe, public location.
Both options have pros and cons. Dealerships often provide warranties and may offer financing, but private sellers may offer lower prices. Consider your budget and priorities.
Yes, you can finance a used car purchase through banks or lending institutions. Requirements and interest rates may vary, so compare options to find the best deal.
Yes, there are taxes and fees involved, including the Transfer Tax and Registration Fee. Consult with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) or a legal expert to understand the specific costs.
Research market prices for the make and model you want. Be polite but firm during negotiations. Be prepared to walk away if the price isn't reasonable.
Some dealerships offer warranties on certified used cars. Private sellers may not provide warranties, so it's crucial to inspect the vehicle thoroughly.
Complete the transfer of ownership by updating the CR and OR with your name. Register the car with the Land Transportation Office (LTO) and secure insurance.
Be cautious of deals that seem too good to be true. Watch out for forged documents, stolen vehicles, and fraudulent sellers. Deal with reputable sources and have everything in writing.
In most cases, used car sales in the Philippines are 'as-is' without a return policy. That's why it's crucial to inspect the car thoroughly before finalizing the purchase.