Pakistani Used-Car Market Insights

Explore pricing, demand, fuel, mileage, city, and vehicle attribute trends across Pakistan's used-car market.

Pakistan market view Updated June 2026 All prices in PKR
Market Coverage
Wide
Across Pakistan
Median Price
31.5L
PKR 3,150,000
Avg Price
43.3L
Mean skewed by luxury
Unique Makes
73
Brand diversity
Unique Models
522
Across all makes
Avg Mileage
103K
km driven
Avg Car Age
12.6 yrs
from model year
Automatic %
58.8%
vs 41.2% manual

Market Activity by Model Year

Activity trend + median ask price per year (2005-2026)

Top 15 Most Active Models

Relative market activity by model

Fuel Type Breakdown

By market activity

Transmission Split

Automatic vs Manual

Fuel Type Trend (2015–2026)

Hybrid & EV adoption over time

Price Distribution Histogram

How the market is spread across price bands (L = Lac, Cr = Crore)

Median Price by Make (Top 12)

Sorted by median asking price

Price Depreciation by Age

Median price vs car age in years

Median Price by Engine Size

Common CC values — note 800cc anomaly (old Mehran/Bolan)

Price by Fuel Type

Median price per fuel category

Auto vs Manual — Price by Make

Automatic premium is large across all brands

Price by Colour

Black commands highest median; Gold lowest

Top 12 Makes by Market Activity

Toyota, Suzuki & Honda dominate

Colour Popularity

White is by far the most common; ~17% unlisted

Mileage Accumulation by Age

Median km driven as car gets older

Photo Count Distribution

How many photos sellers typically post

Fuel Type — Median Prices

Electric & PHEV are the priciest segments

Market Activity by City (Top 12)

Lahore leads, followed by Karachi and Islamabad

Median Ask Price by City

Sialkot & Lahore sellers ask highest; Quetta lowest

Correlation Matrix (Numeric Variables)

Blue = positive correlation | Red = negative | Darker = stronger

Price vs Mileage (sampled market points)

Colour by:   |   Higher mileage generally = lower price, but make matters a lot

Key Market Findings

Avg Price: Auto vs Manual by Make

The automatic premium varies wildly — largest for Hyundai (~6.7× ratio)

Price Depreciation Curve

Sharpest drop in first 6 years, then gradual decline