Tina’s Big 2025 Road Trip!

Tina from Turners travels around New Zealand singing her ‘sell us your car’ song.

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Turners Cars Moorhouse Ave is Now Open!

157 Moorhouse Avenue, Sydenham, Christchuch 8011

Moorhouse Ave is the second of three new Christchurch branches, following April's launch of Turners Cars Hornby. The third, Wairakei Road, opens in July. As part of the rollout, our Detroit Place branch has now closed. 

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Most Trusted Used Car Dealership

As voted by you, we are once again proud to be NZ’s most trusted used vehicle dealership. We’ve sold over 1 million cars to happy Kiwis, through our dedication to making it easy for our customers.  

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Save Search

There’s always over 1,500 cars being prepared for sale at Turners. If we don’t have it today we might have it tomorrow, or next week. If you save your search you will get an email notification as soon as the car you want goes live on our website.

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Matariki

Friday, 20th June – all Cars branches will be open with reduced hours, while our Trucks and Damaged & End of Life Cars branches will be closed.

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Turners Servicing & Repairs

Save time and money, while keeping your new car in mint condition, with our mobile service team.

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1000's of Quality Cars for Sale - 20 Locations Nationwide

Turners Cars is the largest used car network in New Zealand with 20 car dealer locations nationwide. With a huge range of around 3,000 cars for sale (and another 1,500 being prepared for sale at any one time) there is truly something for everyone. We’ve been helping Kiwis buy and sell used cars for almost 60 years. And if you want car finance or car insurance, we can sort that out for you as well.

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Branch Turners Trucks
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Branch Palmerston North
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Branch Otahuhu Cars
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04:00pm
Branch Hamilton
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04:30pm
Branch Dunedin
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