Used Cars for sale in South Sudan

Among the used vehicles listed on Carbarn, the least-driven unit on this page shows only about 5,000 km on the odometer. You can also use the odometer filter (e.g. 5,000–182,000 km) to focus on low-kilometre cars in Juba and surrounding Wau, Malakal and Yei, helping you find lightly used vehicles with less wear.

On Carbarn, used cars in Juba, South Sudan usually fall within a dynamic price band of 3,050 USD to 50,322 USD. The final price depends on model year (1993–2026), odometer, trim level and grade (4, 3.5, 4.5, 3 and 5). This live price range gives you a realistic idea of what to budget before shortlisting and comparing used cars across Wau, Malakal and Yei with Carbarn.

Japanese brands lead the hybrid market in South Sudan because they’re known for proven reliability, strong fuel savings, and widespread servicing support across key areas like Wau, Malakal and Yei. If you’re comparing popular Japanese hybrid options, these models are consistently popular choices:

• Toyota RAV4 Hybrid – One of the most in-demand hybrid SUVs in South Sudan, ideal for families, commuters, and long-distance driving.
• Toyota Corolla Hybrid & Toyota Camry Hybrid – Excellent for everyday use with low running costs, strong fuel efficiency, and easy ownership.
• Nissan X-TRAIL e-POWER – Feels closer to electric driving because the wheels are driven by an electric motor, while petrol generates electricity (no plug-in required).
• Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV – A plug-in hybrid that can handle shorter daily trips on electric-only driving before switching to petrol for longer journeys.
• Mazda CX-60 PHEV – A performance-focused plug-in hybrid with a strong electric-only driving range and a more premium driving feel.

A common pick for buyers in South Sudan: Toyota hybrids, because they tend to deliver stronger resale value, broader servicing coverage, and proven long-term reliability, especially across popular body styles like Wagon, Hatchback, Van, Suv and Sedan.

Resale value in South Sudan depends on a mix of buyer demand, brand trust, long-term reliability, and the cost/ease of servicing. In most markets, Japanese hybrids with strong popularity and consistent ownership history tend to hold value better, especially when they’re well-maintained and have a clean service record. Strong resale performers often include: 

- Toyota RAV4 Hybrid

- Toyota Corolla Hybrid

- Toyota Camry Hybrid

Many Japanese hybrids sold in South Sudan achieve excellent safety results, but ratings can vary depending on the model year, trim level, and whether key safety technology is standard or optional. If you’re prioritising safety, these Japanese hybrids are commonly recognised as strong performers: Consistently high-rated Japanese hybrid options often include:

- Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV

-- Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Nissan X-TRAIL

- Mazda CX-60

- Lexus NX Hybrid

Buyer tip for South Sudan: Always confirm the exact safety rating for the specific year and trim you’re buying. Some variants score differently depending on whether advanced safety features (like AEB, lane assist, and adaptive cruise) are included as standard equipment.

The most important thing is ensuring the car’s specifications match your real-world usage. Before anything else, confirm the fuel type (Hybrid, Petrol, Diesel and Ev), engine size (2000, 1800, 1500, 2500 and 1200 cc), and drive type (2WD, 4WD and 2OR4WD), then check the model year (1993–2026) and odometer range (5,000–182,000 km). Together, these tell you if the car will handle your daily driving conditions, fit comfortably within your budget 3,050 USD–50,322 USD, and remain affordable to own and maintain over time.