Yes, the SUV market can be pricey, but there are still plenty of cheap SUVs available that will take it relatively easy on your wallet.
The appeal of SUVs lies in their ability to blend the practicality of a family car with the robust image of an off-roader, whether that’s actually driving off the Tarmac, or just enjoying the elevated driving position. SUVs are massively popular, and as a result, there are dozens of makes and models to choose from.
While even the most affordable brand-new SUVs will cost a substantial amount of money, buying used can drastically reduce your outlay. The range of used and affordable SUVs is vast, from small around-town runabouts to large 4x4s, and there should be a model available to suit your needs and budget.
Entry-level SUVs like the Dacia Duster represent great value for money, while cars like the Nissan Qashqai and Kia Sportage make for fantastic family cars. You’ll find relatively affordable plug-in hybrids, like the Mitsubishi Outlander, and even electric SUVs like the Hyundai Kona Electric, which offer a great entry point into the world of emissions-free driving without compromising on space or comfort.
If you're ready to buy we've got over 30,000 used SUV cars for sale, while if you want more choice, we have over 90,000 used cars for sale. If you're looking to finance a new car, check out our guide to the best PCP car deals.
Best cheap SUVs in 2025
1. Skoda Karoq
Still a great family SUV
Pros
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Composed and easy to drive
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Solidly built and versatile interior
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Used examples represent excellent value for money
Cons
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Styling is a bit dated
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Automatic gearbox can be hesitant
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No hybrid options
The Skoda Karoq should be right at the top of your shopping list if you’re in the market for one of the best cheap SUVs.
The Skoda’s infotainment system is a joy to use, plus Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are fitted as standard so you can use your phone’s apps on the car’s big screen. Naturally, there’s loads of space for four passengers and the boot is big and flexible. Meanwhile, features like the umbrella hidden in the driver’s door and an ice scraper under the fuel cap give you the sense that someone at Skoda is looking out for you.
It's a really pleasant car to drive, too, with a comfortable ride, good handling and punchy turbocharged engines. We reckon an SE model with the flexible and frugal 150PS 1.5-litre TSI turbo petrol engine makes for a cracking all-rounder.
"The Karoq is extremely practical, especially when equipped with the clever 'VarioFlex' rear seats"
Matt Robinson, Car Reviews Editor
2. Peugeot 3008
A very desirable SUV
Pros
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Stylish good looks
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Excellent all-round performer
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Decent value for money
Cons
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Not a practical as some small SUVs
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Now only available as front-wheel drive
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Infotainment could be easier to use
There's an all-new version of the Peugeot 3008, but if you're buying used, we reckon there's still plenty to recommend the previous second-generation Peugeot 3008.
It boasts a sharp grille, piercing headlight design and an armoury of body creases and curves that mean it looks like no other car on this list.
That striking design continues on the inside, too. The 3008’s dashboard is dominated by a pair of large screens and envelops you a bit like you’re sitting behind the wheel of a sports car. The 3008 also offers plenty of practicality, with spacious back seats and a boot that’s large and well designed.
It’s worth going for Allure trim because it adds equipment like keyless entry, Peugeot’s upgraded infotainment screen and pretty ambient lighting. We'd combine this with Peugeot’s excellent 130PS petrol engine, which has plenty of power but is also cheap to run.
"With this generation of 3008, Peugeot turned a frumpy SUV into a super-stylish SUV"
Matt Robinson, Car Reviews Editor
3. Hyundai Santa Fe
Spacious, well-equipped family SUV
Pros
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Versatile cabin with room for seven adults
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Loads of standard kit
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Can be had as a diesel, hybrid or plug-in hybrid
Cons
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Not as cheap as it once was
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Dash is very button-heavy
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Road tax will be costly on new diesels
While the latest Hyundai Santa Fe is now a sharply styled rival to the likes of the Land Rover Discovery, the previous model that arrived in 2018 remains a sound used choice for families.
This 2018 Santa Fe was pitched against the Skoda Kodiaq but offered even more cabin space than its key rival. The Hyundai also majored on equipment, comfort, and a driving experience that makes it a doddle to use a relatively large SUV as your everyday car.
Power options are taken care of by either a 2.2-litre turbodiesel or 1.6-litre turbo petrol with hybrid assistance. We'd take the diesel unless hybrid power is an absolute must for you. Either way, the Santa Fe is comfortable, quiet, and a gentle giant to live with. Plus, it won't put much of a dent in your finances with used prices for tidy, lower mileage examples much the same as you'd pay for a moderately newer small hatch.
"Some might prefer the softer looks of the previous-gen Santa Fe to the angular current version"
Phil Hall, Senior Editor
4. Volkswagen Tiguan
Classy alternative to a Qashqai
Pros
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Superb interior with plenty of space
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Strong engine line-up with low running costs
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Easy and comfortable to drive
Cons
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More expensive than the very similar SEAT Ateca and Skoda Karoq
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Won’t turn any heads
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Plug-in hybrid models are rare
Volkswagen released a new Tiguan in 2024, but if you're looking to keep costs down, there's still plenty to recommend the previous version of the car.
It's a handsome SUV that does everything well, so is an extremely safe bet. The styling is perhaps a little conservative compared to some, but you do get clean lines and subtle creases that make it look appealingly solid.
‘Solid’ is how you could describe the interior, too. It's very well built and all models get a large central infotainment screen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. There’s no shortage of room for you and three tall passengers and the boot is exceptionally accommodating.
We’d choose the 150PS diesel engine if you do lots of motorway driving, or the 150PS petrol if you mostly drive in town. Both are relatively cheap to run. Choose the Match model, which gets kit like automatic cruise control, an upgraded infotainment system, as well as front and rear parking sensors, all for a very reasonable sum.
"It's not as good value as the related Skoda Karoq, but the Tiguan has a much classier badge"
Matt Robinson, Car Reviews Editor
5. Kia Sportage
Kia's desirable family SUV
Pros
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Does everything a family SUV needs to do with little fuss
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Wide range of petrol, diesel and hybrid engines
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Impressive interior with a generous amount of standard equipment
Cons
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Noisy hybrid engine
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Not as affordable as it once was
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Looks are divisive
The Kia Sportage has all the bases covered for any family SUV. It's effortlessly stylish to look at, with rugged lines and bold details, while the interior has all the quality and equipment that any family car buyer could want.
There's generous space for family life, including a massive boot, and the driving experience is relaxed, assured and comfortable. A wide range of powertrains includes petrol, hybrid and plug-in hybrid options, so there's something to suit all requirements, and running costs should be affordable with all of them.
This latest fifth-generation iteration of the Sportage has been around since 2022, so used prices have had time to drop a significant amount. Early examples can be had for tempting money, and these will likely still be covered by a good portion of Kia's stunning seven-year, 100,000-mile warranty.
In fact, that warranty is so good that, if you're budget is a little tighter, you could even go for an example of the previous fourth-generation Sportage, which is still a tremendous family SUV, and enjoy a fighting chance of it having a decent slice of warranty cover left.
"If you're interested in the Sportage, also consider the closely related Hyundai Tucson"
Phill Tromans, Contributor
6. Citroen C5 Aircross
Comfortably different from the rest
Pros
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Versatile cabin with three individual rear seats and large boot
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Very comfortable thanks to clever suspension and seats with extra padding
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Strong line-up of very refined engines
Cons
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Not as composed around corners as some rivals
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Annoying infotainment on older models
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No seven-seat option
The Citroen C5 Aircross looks like no other alternative thanks to its wraparound bonnet, slim-line stacked headlights and Airbump plastic body cladding.
Citroen’s gone its own way on the inside, too, where the focus is very much on comfort. Forget about body-hugging sports seats: in the C5 you get the car equivalent of armchairs up front and a back seat like a sofa, while the boot is also big. Infotainment, meanwhile, is handled by an 8.0-inch display that includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
All models have suspension that smoothes over bumps really effectively. You get a choice of petrol and diesel engines, but the 180PS petrol deals best with a range of driving, although it’s not available on entry-level Feel models. Flair cars, meanwhile, get kit such as all-round parking sensors, folding mirrors and a reversing camera.
"If you're after a cheap SUV with a comfortable ride, look no further than the C5 Aircross"
Matt Robinson, Car Reviews Editor
7. Mazda CX-5
More people should buy CX-5s
Pros
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Ultra stylish and comfortable interior
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Great to drive with strong diesel engines
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Very safe with five-star Euro NCAP safety rating
Cons
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You can't buy a hybrid
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No seven-seater
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Media system in early models isn’t as good as rivals
The Mazda CX-5 is the cheap large SUV for you if you want your practical family car to look and feel sporty.
Inside, a small steering wheel, tall transmission tunnel and (on manual cars) stubby gear stick make it feel like a sports car on stilts. Yet the tall boxy body means you get loads of room inside for four tall adults and the boot is large and flexible. You even get a decent infotainment system with a rotary control between the two front seats that makes it easy to navigate menus as you’re driving. It includes Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, too.
The sporty theme isn’t lost in the driving experience, which feels agile and positive, and it’s best when fitted with the punchy 2.2-litre 150PS diesel engine. Basic SE L models have all the kit you need, including active cruise control and climate control.
"The CX-5 is the most enjoyable car to drive in its class, and one of the most stylish"
Ivan Aistrop, Contributor
8. Nissan Qashqai
Pioneering family SUV still appeals
Pros
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Appealing SUV styling and stance
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Comfortable ride
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Fuel-efficient and affordable to own
Cons
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Rear-seat space is off the pace
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Not a car for driving enthusiasts
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Models with big wheels have a stiff ride
The Nissan Qashqai was the first SUV crossover you could buy, and the current model sticks to the original’s recipe by offering an upright body, with polished driving characteristics and cheap running costs.
We're not dissuading you from looking at the latest model, but if you're in the market for a cheap SUV, then take a look at the previous-generation car. Inside, all but the basic model get nav with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, there’s room for four adults and the boot is larger than you’ll find in a comparable family hatchback like the Volkswagen Golf.
We’d pick the 115PS diesel, which is quieter and smoother than the more powerful options but feels punchy enough in everyday driving. You get plenty of kit as well, with the Qashqai in Acenta Premium trim coming with climate control, 17-inch alloy wheels, a reversing camera and lots of safety kit.
"The Qashqai isn't that exciting, but it is a strong contender in the class it effectively gave birth to"
Phil Hall, Contributor
9. Toyota Rav4
Large, sturdy and economical SUV
Pros
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Huge boot will swallow pretty much anything
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Quiet to drive in town and very cheap to run
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Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are fitted as standard
Cons
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The CVT gearbox makes the engine drone when accelerating hard
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Parts of the interior feel very robust but not expensive
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Well equipped, but pricey next to some alternatives
The Toyota RAV4 is great if you’re looking for a large SUV that thrives in the city. It has loads of room inside with a wide body that means it can accommodate three people in the back without issue, and you get a huge boot, too.
The RAV4’s party trick is its petrol-electric hybrid powertrain. Not only is it very economical in town, but it also means that most of the time, you can run on near-silent electric power. That makes it very relaxing to drive and the car comes with a smooth-shifting CVT automatic gearbox as standard.
Basic Icon models have all the essential kit you need, including an infotainment screen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a reversing camera and climate control.
"The Rav4 is a good all-rounder, but not everyone will be a fan of its CVT gearbox"
Ivan Aistrop, Contributor
10. Dacia Duster
Cheap and cheerful baby SUV
Pros
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Very affordable small SUV
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More practical than a Focus-sized hatchback
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Some will love its no-nonsense approach
Cons
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The cheapest models are more basic than Duplo
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Less refined than mainstream alternatives
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Its three-star safety rating lets it down
Okay, so the previous-generation Dacia Duster isn't the best cheap SUV in this list, but it is the least expensive, and that alone means it deserves inclusion.
As a new car, you'll pick up the latest Duster for a lot less than many of the other cars here, and that advantage extends to the old version (which is still very good) on the used market, too.
There's also plenty of other stuff to like about the Duster. It's roomy enough for a family of four to travel comfortably, and there's space in the boot for all their clutter. Yes, the most basic models are pared back to a fault, but the higher-spec models come with all the gadgetry buyers demand, and are still reasonably priced. Some will find the no-nonsense interior to be a little bit cheap-feeling, but others will like its honesty and lack of fuss.
It's a comfortable car to drive and if you want your SUV to have a spot of genuine go-anywhere ability, the Duster is one of the few that can be had with four-wheel drive. It's pretty good in the rough stuff with it fitted, too.
"It might not have the cool, chunky looks of the new Duster, but who cares when the old one is such great value?"
Ivan Aistrop, Contributor
None of the cars on this list is short on legroom, but the legroom king is the Toyota RAV4. As you’d expect, it has loads of room for your legs upfront, but it’s in the back where it impresses. Even if you and your front seat passenger are over six feet tall, there will be plenty of legroom for someone the same size to sit behind you in the back.
The Toyota also wins points because its wide cabin means it’s quite comfortable with three in the back, and even if your car has the optional glass roof, everyone should have plenty of headroom.
We reckon the best cheap SUV on sale is the Skoda Karoq. The Skoda Karoq looks smart on the outside and has a high-quality feel on the inside, backed up by an intuitive infotainment system that’s easy to use. You get loads of room in the front and the back, and the boot is large for this size of car. The Karoq is very easy to drive and cheap to run. It comes with a choice of petrol or diesel engines, two- or four-wheel drive, and manual or automatic gearboxes.
The Nissan Qashqai is the UK’s most popular small SUV crossover. The Qashqai is the car that sparked the SUV crossover craze and is credited with keeping Nissan afloat through the 2007-2008 financial crisis. It was actually one of the few cars that saw its sales grow during that period. Why was it so popular? Well, because it looked like an SUV but drove like a normal car and got great fuel economy.
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