Used Mahindra prices in South Africa

Typical prices for 8 Mahindra models, from RideReport's South African pricing data: a 2021 example with about 70,000 km. Open any model for prices by mileage, known faults, repair costs and the real monthly cost.

ModelTypeTypical priceVerdictL/100km
Mahindra Pik UpBakkieR250k–R350k7.2 · Solid buy for value hunters6.9 (diesel)
Mahindra BoleroBakkieR194k–R269k6.8 · Reliable workhorse, steep depreciation6.8 (diesel)
Mahindra KUV100 NXTCompact crossoverR120k–R166k——
Mahindra ScorpioCrossover / SUVR253k–R354k——
Mahindra TUV300Compact crossoverR197k–R263k——
Mahindra XUV300Compact crossoverR184k–R258k——
Mahindra XUV500Crossover / SUVR253k–R354k——
Mahindra XUV700Large SUVR403k–R528k——

Typical retail range for a 2021 model with about 70,000 km. Verdict scores are AI-assisted. Prices for a specific car depend on variant, condition and history.

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Used Mahindra questions

How much does a used Mahindra cost in South Africa?

A typical 2021 Mahindra with about 70,000 km costs from around R120k (KUV100 NXT) to R528k (XUV700), depending on the model. Every model below links to its own page with prices by mileage, known faults and monthly running costs.

What is the cheapest used Mahindra?

Of the 8 Mahindra models priced here, the KUV100 NXT has the lowest typical price at R120k–R166k for a 2021 example with about 70,000 km. Cheap to buy isn't always cheap to own, so check each model's known faults and repair costs.

What is the best used Mahindra to buy?

On RideReport's verdict scores (AI-assisted, based on SA pricing, known faults, owner feedback and running costs), the highest-rated Mahindra here is the Pik Up (7.2, "Solid buy for value hunters"). Always check the specific car's history and condition.