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Best second hand 7-seater cars of 2024

Not much can beat that new car smell, unless it’s new car depreciation. That’s where a great used car makes a lot of sense, pick the right one and you can save a packet. To ensure that your used buy is as enjoyable as a new car, our carwow team has picked some of the best used 7-seater cars currently on the market.

Audi Q7

1. Audi Q7

8/10
Audi Q7 review
Battery range up to 34 miles
Skoda Kodiaq (2017-2024)

2. Skoda Kodiaq

9/10
Skoda Kodiaq (2017-2024) review
Volvo XC90

3. Volvo XC90

7/10
Volvo XC90 review
Battery range up to 28 miles
Land Rover Discovery

4. Land Rover Discovery

9/10
Land Rover Discovery review
Mercedes-Benz GLB

5. Mercedes GLB

7/10
Mercedes-Benz GLB review
Kia Sorento

6. Kia Sorento

9/10
Kia Sorento review
Citroen C4 SpaceTourer

7. Citroen Grand C4 SpaceTourer

8/10
Citroen C4 SpaceTourer review
Volkswagen Touran

8. Volkswagen Touran

7/10
Volkswagen Touran review
BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer

9. BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer

7/10
BMW 2 Series Gran Tourer review
Peugeot 5008

10. Peugeot 5008

9/10
Peugeot 5008 review

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Advice about used 7-seaters

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Customer satisfaction surveys have rated Japanese and German vehicles very highly with the Skoda Kodiaq coming in as one of the most reliable 7-seaters around. Other Volkswagen Group vehicles also scored highly such as the SEAT Tarraco and Volkswagen Tiguan AllSpace.

If we compare used 7-seater cars of similar age, condition and mileage then you will find that the ones that were cheapest to buy new will remain the cheapest as a second-hand purchase. That makes the Citroen Grand C4 SpaceTourer one of the most affordable used 7-seaters from our list, although the Dacia Jogger is the cheapest new 7-seater in the UK which also makes it the cheapest nearly new 7-seater as well.

Make sure to do an HPI check to ensure that the car’s history is clean, look out for visual signs of accident damage and have a thorough look inside the car for undue wear and tear. Keep in mind that a few minor blemishes or marks on the paintwork and interior are par for the course on a family car.

A nearly new car should still drive like a brand-new model and there should be no odd noises emanating from the engine bay or suspension on a test drive.

For more advice, check out our guide on what to look for when buying a used car.

That depends on your particular needs and budget. A new car has a certain allure to it and comes with a comprehensive manufacturer warranty. You also get to specify the vehicle to your liking but may sometimes have to wait a while for delivery.

A nearly new 7-seater should retain much of that new car magic in its first year or two but often comes at a significant cost saving. Most will still have the remainder of the manufacturer’s warranty and extended warranties can easily be added on if required. 

You may have to search a bit to find a model that suits your needs, and it may be a bit harder to find your preferred colour/spec combination. However, many used cars come with optional extras that cost the original owner a pretty penny but don’t materially affect values as a used purchase.

Need more help deciding? Take a look at our new vs used cars buying guide.