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Suzuki Apv price in Saudi Arabia (KSA)

Every Suzuki Apv listed in Riyadh, Jeddah and across Saudi Arabia, compared across marketplaces — 2026 from SAR 30,000; all years from SAR 8,000 (2006 model).

2026 from SAR 30,000Typical SAR 38,500Checked Nov 8, 2026

How much is the Suzuki Apv in Saudi Arabia? Prices by model year

Asking prices on Saudi Arabia's car marketplaces, checked Nov 9, 2026. Typical is the middle asking price across every trim listed for that year, shown where at least 3 cars are priced.

How much is the Suzuki Apv in Saudi Arabia? Prices by model year
Model yearListedFromTypicalMiddle half
20271———
2026439SAR 30,000SAR 38,500SAR 37,500 – SAR 51,719
20258SAR 37,000SAR 38,235—
All 17 model years
How much is the Suzuki Apv in Saudi Arabia? Prices by model year
Model yearListedFromTypicalMiddle half
20241SAR 27,000——
20233SAR 34,000——
20172SAR 22,000——
20164SAR 24,000SAR 27,000—
20133SAR 19,000SAR 23,000—
20111SAR 22,000——
20091SAR 11,000——
20082SAR 1,010,101——
20071SAR 9,500——
20061SAR 8,000——
20051SAR 9,500——
20041———
20022SAR 10,000——
20011SAR 30,000——
Whole market, all models: Used-car asking prices in Saudi Arabia rose 0.70% in October 2026 (90% range: +0.09% to +1.31%), measured like for like on newly listed cars.

2026 · 439 listed

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2025 · 8 listed

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2024 · 1 listed

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2023

· 3 listed · from SAR 34,000
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2017

· 2 listed · from SAR 22,000
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2016

· 4 listed · from SAR 24,000
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2013

· 3 listed · from SAR 19,000
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2011

· 1 listed · from SAR 22,000
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2009

· 1 listed · from SAR 11,000
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Older years 2001–2008 · 9 listings

2008

· 2 listed · from SAR 1,010,101
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2007

· 1 listed · from SAR 9,500
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2006

· 1 listed · from SAR 8,000
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2005

· 1 listed · from SAR 9,500
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2002

· 2 listed · from SAR 10,000
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2001

· 1 listed · from SAR 30,000
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Buying a used Suzuki Apv in Saudi Arabia: what to know

The Suzuki Apv is a tall, compact people carrier with a van-like driving position and a practical cabin. It suits buyers who need passenger space more than strong acceleration, quiet cruising or plush trim. In Saudi Arabia, the main trade-off is useful space in a manageable footprint versus modest performance with passengers and air conditioning running. Look closely at cooling performance, rear cabin comfort and signs of hard passenger-carrying work. A well-kept petrol example with documented servicing is a more sensible buy than a tired car chosen just for its age.

Full buying guide: years, trims, checks and running costs

Which model years to consider

The Suzuki Apv entered production in 2004, so a car described as a 2001 or 2002 example needs its identity checked before you consider it. For later examples, buy on condition, specification and service history rather than assuming a newer year brings a major mechanical upgrade. Confirm the manufacturing date and model year from the identification plate and registration documents, particularly on imports. Clean older examples can make sense, but neglected cooling systems and worn interiors can erase the saving.

What to check before you buy

Arrange an inspection with the engine cold, then drive long enough to assess cooling and cabin comfort in traffic.

  • Check coolant condition, radiator leaks, hoses and fan operation. The temperature should stay stable with the air conditioning running at idle and on the road.
  • Check the engine access area beneath the front seats for oil leaks, damaged seals and poor refitting. Excessive heat or fumes entering the cabin need investigation.
  • Test air conditioning from every fitted outlet, including the rear system where equipped. Front vents blowing cold do not guarantee comfortable rear seats.
  • On a manual, check for clutch slip under acceleration and difficult gear selection. Passenger-carrying work can leave the clutch tired even when the cabin looks tidy.
  • On an automatic, check engagement from cold and shifts once warm. Delayed engagement, slipping or harsh changes warrant a transmission specialist's inspection.
  • Listen for rear axle whine and driveline clunks when taking up drive or lifting off the accelerator. Have unexplained noises checked on a lift.
  • Inspect rear suspension, tyres and ride height for signs of overloading. Uneven wear, sagging and repeated bottoming out deserve closer attention.
  • Check seat mountings, belts and door latches throughout the cabin. Confirm that the seating arrangement matches the registration rather than an informal conversion.
  • Match the chassis identity to Saudi registration and import paperwork. Verify GCC specification and the fitted engine instead of relying on badges or the seller's description.
  • Ask for dealer or workshop invoices and check for accident repairs underneath. Pay particular attention to structural repairs around suspension and seat mounting areas.

Running costs and upkeep

The petrol engine is modest in size, but a tall body, passenger loads and constant air conditioning mean fuel use will not necessarily match a small saloon. Routine servicing is straightforward; use the schedule for the exact engine and transmission, including its severe-use guidance for dusty conditions and prolonged idling. Confirm local availability of cooling, air-conditioning and body parts before buying an import. Tyres in the correct load rating matter more than appearance. Obtain an insurance quote for the registered seating and usage category, especially if the vehicle has carried paying passengers. Condition and documented maintenance matter when selling it on.

Who it suits, and what else to look at

The Suzuki Apv suits a family or business needing a roomy cabin without moving to a large van. It is less convincing for buyers who regularly cruise with a full passenger load and expect effortless overtaking, strong sound insulation or modern driver assistance. Cross-shop the Nissan X-Trail if you want a more car-like family vehicle, checking the actual seating configuration. If you do not need the extra passenger capacity, the Toyota Corolla or Hyundai Elantra offers a more natural fit for everyday commuting.

Guide updated Nov 3, 2026

Market noteWritten Nov 8, 2026

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Suzuki Apv Market Intelligence & Pricing Dynamics

Price distributions and inventory velocity calculated from active listings.

Interquartile RangeIQR
SAR 36,800 – SAR 51,156

Median: SAR 38,000 (448 listings)

Across 448 priced Suzuki Apv listings, the median asking price is SAR 38,000, and the middle half ask between SAR 36,800 and SAR 51,156.

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SAMA consumer credit guidelines: 60-month maximum tenor. Lease-to-own options may support a final balloon payment.

SAR 8,000
15% (SAR 1,200)
0%50%100%
60 months (5 years)
12 mo36 mo60 mo
0% (SAR 0)
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Estimated monthly payment
SAR 136/ month
Amount borrowed:SAR 6,800
Total finance cost:SAR 1,360
Total you repay:SAR 8,160
Total cost with the down payment:SAR 9,360

Estimated financing calculation for guidance only. Not an official quotation or bank approval. Rates, down payment, and eligibility depend on bank approval and applicant credit profile.

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Common questions

How much is a 2026 Suzuki Apv in Saudi Arabia?

2026 Suzuki Apv listings in Saudi Arabia start from SAR 30,000; the typical asking price is SAR 38,500 across 218 priced cars, and the middle half ask between SAR 37,500 and SAR 51,719. These are asking prices on Saudi Arabia's car marketplaces, checked Nov 9, 2026.

How much does a Suzuki Apv cost in Saudi Arabia by model year?

By model year: 2026 from SAR 30,000; 2025 from SAR 37,000; 2024 from SAR 27,000; 2023 from SAR 34,000; 2017 from SAR 22,000. The cheapest Suzuki Apv listed right now asks SAR 8,000, a 2006 model.

Is the Suzuki Apv comfortable in Saudi summer heat?

That depends heavily on the condition and equipment of the particular car. Test the air conditioning while stationary and on the road, and sit in the rear cabin before buying. Check every fitted rear outlet and investigate excessive heat around the front-seat engine access area.

Should I choose a manual or automatic Suzuki Apv?

An automatic is easier in city traffic, but condition matters more than convenience. Check its shifts both cold and fully warm. A manual is worth considering if you are comfortable with it, provided the clutch takes up cleanly and does not slip under load.

Is a diesel Suzuki Apv a safe choice?

Do not assume a diesel description is correct. The familiar Gulf specification is petrol. Verify the engine identity, original specification and Saudi registration before proceeding; an unusual import or engine conversion needs a much closer paperwork and parts-availability check.

What matters more on a used Suzuki Apv, age or condition?

Condition and maintenance are more useful guides than age alone. Look for a stable cooling system, effective cabin air conditioning, sound seat mountings and a healthy transmission. A newer vehicle with heavy passenger-service wear can need more work than a carefully maintained older example.