Which Car Can You Buy in Pakistan Under Rs. 1 Million? Here Are 10 Good Options

Buying a brand-new car in Pakistan has become very expensive, and for many people, it now feels like a faraway dream. But don’t worry—if your budget is tight, you can still buy a reliable used car for under Rs. 10 lakh. With a little care and smart choices, you can get a decent car that’s good for city driving, easy to repair, and comfortable enough for daily use.

Here are 10 used cars that are worth considering in this budget:

1. Suzuki Mehran

A simple, cheap-to-maintain car. Every mechanic knows how to fix it. Go for EFI models (2012 and above) for better performance. Not much safety, though.

2. Daihatsu Cuore

Smoother than Mehran, but you should check for rust or body issues. Spare parts are easily available. Models between 2006 and 2010 are usually fine.

3. Hyundai Santro

Good mileage, especially on CNG. Looks different from most small cars. Just be sure to inspect the wiring and ECU before buying.

4. Suzuki Cultus (Old Shape)

A good choice for families. The Euro 2 models from 2007–2009 are better. Be careful of AC and electric problems.

5. Suzuki Alto (Previous Generation)

Models from 2007 to 2010 are commonly found. Great for small cities. The cabin can be a bit noisy, but parts are easy to find.

6. Honda Civic (2000–2003)

If you like a strong drive and road grip, this is a fun car. Just remember, it uses more fuel than smaller cars. Try to find one in good condition.

7. Honda City (2000–2003)

It has a 1300cc engine with good fuel economy and features like power windows and AC. Suspension condition should be checked.

8. Suzuki Baleno

Not very popular anymore, but a well-maintained one can be great. Look closely at the gearbox and cooling system.

9. Toyota Corolla (Indus Model)

Still loved for its reliability. The 1300cc and 1600cc versions are especially in demand. Check for rust or old repairs, but it runs very well.

10. Suzuki Liana

Doesn’t sell quickly, but good for personal use. Fully loaded with features. If you find one in neat condition from a single owner, it’s a good deal.

Final Tip

If this is your first car, take your time. Inspect the vehicle properly, check the documents, and always take a mechanic with you before making a final decision. A small effort today can prevent big troubles tomorrow.