The Hyundai Grandeur is Hyundai's home-market full-size sedan, sold elsewhere as the Azera, with a roomy cabin and a comfort-first character aimed at the Camry and Sonata's larger buyers.
How much does a used Hyundai Grandeur cost in Saudi Arabia?
From SAR 22000 to SAR 120000, across 6 listings. Stock here comes from a narrow production window, so pricing tracks trim and condition more than any meaningful spread by year.
Which used Hyundai Grandeur year should you buy?
2023 for the last of this generation before the newer, more angular Grandeur replaced it, if the updated infotainment matters to you. 2021 and 2022 cars are mechanically identical and typically cost less.
Is a used Hyundai Grandeur reliable?
Bodywork holds up better than expected — evidence of prior body or panel repair shows up on 33% of the Grandeurs we inspect, against 57% we would expect for full-size sedans of this age and mileage in the Kingdom. That is a genuinely clean history for the class.
What else matters on a used Hyundai Grandeur?
The Toyota Camry is similar money with a lower mechanical fault rate. The Hyundai Sonata is cheaper if the extra size is not worth paying for. Inside the range, the Hyundai Azera costs more as the export-market version of essentially the same car.
What to look over on a used Hyundai Grandeur
- Trim and options matched against the price being asked.
- Full service history, even given the generally clean body-repair record.
- Interior wear on seats and controls relative to the odometer.
- Panel gaps and paint depth as a final check regardless.
Read the CarSwitch inspection report before you commit — it confirms a clean-looking Grandeur is actually a clean one.
