Sell us your car and Be in to win $500

*Sell or trade in your vehicle to Turners between 17 Feb and 31 Mar 2026 through CashNow or Trade-In, and you’ll automatically go in the draw to win $500.

One $500 prize per Turners Cars branch (22 prizes total).

Find out more

We love buying cars!

Sell your car the quick and easy way! Just book a time online that suits you to bring your car in. Your appointment will take less than 30 minutes, no cost and no obligation to sell.

Book an appraisal

We come to you!

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

Find out more

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.  

Find out more

Turners & Gut Cancer Foundation

Turners are proud to partner with the Gut Cancer Foundation to improve the survival of Kiwis who are affected by Gut Cancers. We appreciate any support you can give to help fund clinical research and raise awareness of gut cancers.

Find out more

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

Turners Cars is the largest used car network in New Zealand with over 20 car dealer locations nationwide. With thousands of 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.

Auctions & Events

Search all our cars in stock

Let Tina help you find your perfect car

Please select one or more options below before moving onto the next question.

What size are you looking for?

Think about what you are going to use it for. You can choose more than one size.

What region do you want to buy your car from?

We can transport the car that you buy to your nearest branch (at your cost). You can choose more than one location.

How many seats do you need?

Choose the minimum number of seats below.

We come to you!

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

Find out more
Upcoming auctions, sales and events
See all
Date
Time
Event
Branch
Lots
09 Mar
12:00pm
Branch Hornby Cars
Lots 19
09 Mar
01:00pm
Branch North Shore Cars
Lots 50
09 Mar
04:30pm
Branch Hornby Cars
Lots 43
09 Mar
-
Branch Turners Trucks
Lots 36
10 Mar
10:30am
Branch Palmerston North
Lots 25
10 Mar
12:30pm
Branch Otahuhu Cars
Lots 54

Latest post from the Good Oil Blog

It Bites

The Porsche Cayman gets its name from a small alligator that will bite your face off given half a chance. It’s also the name of rubber clog style footwear made by Crocs. Don’t get them mixed up. One is functional, comfortable and fun and the other is footwear. Slip your feet into this one. Read on...
Read More
Reviews Auctions Classic Cars

The Cat’s Whiskers

The Jaguar F-Type was meant to be Jaguar’s spiritual successor to the E-Type, one of the greatest looking cars in history. And I think it’s fair to say they succeeded in creating the best looking Jag since the E-Type. But this car, like the E-Type, is more than just a pretty face, and at this sort of money ($34500-$35500) it’s a very tempting proposition. Read on...
Read More
Reviews Auctions Classic Cars

The Last of the NA Honda Type Rs

Honda may have a reputation for middle of the road cars for retirees but they also have a fast side and some of these fast models are destined for greatness. There’s the NSX, the S2000 and, of course, the Civic and Integra Type Rs. This Civic Type R FN2 was a bit unloved in its day, but it was the last normally aspirated Type R and it’s still the cheapest to buy today. Read on...
Read More
Reviews Auctions Classic Cars

Elegance with a Dash of Menace

Is it a Jaguar or is it a Daimler, and would it matter if a get-away driver turned up to a bank job in the Daimler instead of the bank robbers’ favourite, the lookalike Jag Mk2? After all, to the untrained eye the Daimler 250 V8 looks the same as a Jaguar Mk2. However, while the visual differences are subtle, it’s what’s under the bonnet that really sets them apart. Read on...
Read More
Reviews Auctions Classic Cars