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The Captur is Renault's small crossover play in the Kingdom, a step down in price from the Korean and Japanese default choices in this class. Our listings currently sit around the 2020 model year, from SAR 30000 to SAR 30000.
How much does a used Renault Captur cost in Saudi Arabia?
SAR 30000 to SAR 30000 for what we currently hold, priced well under most small SUVs from Hyundai or Kia with comparable mileage.
Which used Renault Captur year should you buy?
Later is better on this one, since Renault has made small running updates to the interior and infotainment through the generation without a full redesign. The bigger factor is finding a car with a documented service history, given how thin the independent Renault workshop network is here.
How long does a Renault Captur last?
The Capturs we inspect in the Kingdom run a median of around 81,000 km, a normal figure for the class at this age. The honest question with this car is not whether the engine will get there, but whether parts and a workshop that knows it will still be easy to find when it does.
Does the Renault Captur hold its value?
Not as well as its class average, and that is the trade-off for the lower buy-in price. It keeps around 45% of its value after five years, against roughly 48% for small SUVs generally and 50% for Renault as a brand, so the saving you make buying it shows up again at resale time.
What else matters on a used Renault Captur?
A Hyundai Creta costs more but comes with far easier parts access across the Kingdom. The Haval Jolion is worth cross-shopping at similar money, and holds its value notably better. Inside the Renault range, the Renault Duster is the cheaper, more rugged alternative if you can live with a plainer cabin.
What to inspect on a used Renault Captur
Check our current Captur listings and have your choice inspected before you commit.