Cheap Hyundai Amica cars under £2,000
With a budget of £2,000 you can grab a great bargain. Most of the cars advertised on our site are heavily reduced in price and come with a free history check
2 Hyundai Amica cars under £2,000 - 1 reductions
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Hyundai Amica 1.1 GSI 5dr
2006 | 100,486 miles | Hatchback | 1086 | petrol | manual | 5 doors
With hatchback, mot, driver, side protection mouldings, speakers, air bag driver, power assisted steering, head restraints, immobiliser, central door locking, electric windows (front), body coloured bumpers, electric windows, upholstery cloth, steel wheel...eee
2 cars under £2,000
£1,790
Hyundai Amica 1.1 CDX 5dr
2006 | 46,000 miles | Hatchback | 1086 | petrol | automatic | 0 doors
This model has cloth, body coloured bumpers, driver, anti lock brakes, spare wheel, electric windows, air con, head restraints, power assisted steering, air conditioning, service history, central door locking, side protection mouldings, alloy wheels, immobiliser, s...eee
£1,395
Was £1,500 Save £105
Hyundai Amica 1.1 GSI 5dr
2006 | 100,486 miles | Hatchback | 1086 | petrol | manual | 5 doors
With mot, spare wheel, immobiliser, cloth, head restraints, air bag, upholstery cloth, electric windows (front), hatchback, central door locking, body coloured bumpers, steel wheels, petrol, air bag driver, anti lock brakes, electric windows, side protect...eee
We currently have 2 Hyundai Amica cars available across the UK priced under £2000.
Spending £2,000 on your next car isn't as easy as you'd think. This is because it's one of the most common car budgets amongst UK car buyers. Choose poorly and you could end up with a banger. However, putting in some hard work and choosing wisely could get you a fantastic bargain.
Good to know: There's a good chance that cars under £2,000 will have high mileages. Keep in mind that cars that have done approximately 80,000 miles are hitting a point where important parts such as the clutch or starter motor can wear out. Therefore, you might want to factor in £250 to £500 in annual maintenance just so you're covered.
