Your used Suzuki search in Egypt
Compare asking prices for used Suzuki cars in Egypt. Weigh the details, prepare questions for the seller and plan a review of the ownership documents.
4 cars
Your used Suzuki search in Egypt on Hatgebk today
4 cars for sale
- From EGP 180,000 to EGP 790,000
- Most listed years: 2022, 2025, 2008
- Most listed models: Suzuki Swift, Suzuki Alto, Suzuki Dzire
- Updated October 2, 2026
Asking prices set by sellers on Hatgebk, not a valuation.
You're starting driving lessons and looking through used Suzuki cars with a budget in mind. The live listings on this page show what sellers are asking; leave room in your budget for any work an independent inspection identifies.
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Give Swift, Alto and Dzire a like-for-like comparison
Swift appears most often in these listings, followed by Alto and Dzire. The cars span a wide mix of older and recent model years, with both automatic and manual gearboxes represented. Decide which gearbox you want before comparing asking prices, then look for cars close in age and mileage. Give each car's condition as much attention as its model name. Ask to try the seating and loading space in person before deciding what suits your day.
Get a useful answer before arranging a viewing
Most of the listings are from private sellers. Ask how long the seller has had the car and what prompted the sale. What repairs have they paid for, and are there receipts you can read? Ask them to describe anything that needs attention now, then discuss an independent inspection before committing to payment. If a reply is vague, ask about the specific part or job rather than accepting a general description of the condition.
Set aside time for the licence and ownership documents
Ask whose name is on the vehicle licence and who will sign the sale documents. At the viewing, compare the original ownership documents with the car's identifying details and the identity of the person selling it. If someone is acting for the owner, ask to see their authority to do so. Confirm the transfer requirements with the relevant authority and agree how payment and handover will be handled before you pay.























