Used Hyundai cars from Korea
We currently list 49,823 used Hyundai cars from Korea's live auctions. Most (80% of listings) are priced $4,275 to $23,841, with a median of $11,522, depending on model, year and mileage (mostly 2014–2024 models). Every car comes with an official auction inspection report and is ready to export from Busan or Incheon.
cars available now
49,823
Typical price (80% of cars)
$4,275 – $23,841
Most common model years
2014–2024
Body types
SUV · Full-size · Compact
The most available Hyundai models right now are Grandeur IG, Palisade, Avante, Grand Starex. Most common body types: SUV, Full-size, Compact. Korean used cars sell for less than their equivalents in the Gulf, Europe or Latin America because Koreans replace cars quickly — not because of condition — which is what makes importing a Hyundai from Korea a smart buy for private buyers and dealers alike.
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Hyundai in the Korean auction: the same cars, different names
Hyundai is Korea's largest carmaker and the biggest brand in the Korean used-car auction. Several models carry a different name at home than in the Gulf: the Avante is the Elantra, the Grandeur is the Azera, and the Grand Starex is the H-1, replaced in 2021 by the Staria. The Sonata, Tucson, Santa Fe and Palisade keep their names.
Some Hyundais are Korea-only, such as the Casper light SUV, and the brand's former luxury models, the Hyundai Genesis sedan and the Equus, continue today under the separate Genesis brand.
Choosing a Korean-market Hyundai
Korean engines often differ from Gulf ones: Korea favours smaller turbo petrols, hybrids, diesels and LPG, while Gulf dealers sell larger petrol engines. Each model page above explains which Korean engine is the closest match to the Gulf version for parts and service.
The popular sedans (Sonata, Avante, Grandeur) are also Korea's taxi and rental cars, usually as LPG versions. The inspection report shows the fuel type and the usage history, and we flag fleet cars before you bid. Korean trims are generally better equipped than the equivalent export trims.
Hyundai parts and service
Hyundai has dealers and parts networks across the Gulf, the Middle East and Africa, so service for a Korean-market Hyundai is routine; anything Korea-specific we supply from Korea through our Hyundai parts service, matched by VIN.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a used Hyundai cost in Korea?
80% of the used Hyundai cars in our auction are currently priced between $4,275 and $23,841, with a median of $11,522 (auction price before shipping and customs). The final price depends on model, year, mileage and condition — use our import cost calculator for a landed price to your country.
How do I import a Hyundai from Korea?
Pick the car, confirm price and inspection with us on WhatsApp, we pay the auction and prepare the export documents (export certificate, invoice, bill of lading), then ship it RoRo or in a container to your nearest port. Typical door-to-port time is 3–6 weeks.
The complete guide to importing a car from KoreaAre Korean used cars in good condition?
Yes. Every car in the Korean auction comes with an official inspection report listing accidents, replaced panels and verified mileage. We send you the report and full photo set before you buy, and you can request an independent inspection.
What is different about Korean-market Hyundai cars?
Korean-market Hyundais are usually newer, lower-mileage and better specified for the price. Just check that the specification (cooling package, fuel type) matches your country's requirements — our team helps with that.
Is a Korean-market Hyundai different from a Gulf Hyundai?
Same bodies and platforms, often different engines and richer trims. Some models also have different names: Avante (Elantra), Grandeur (Azera), Grand Starex (H-1). Each model page explains the differences.