What can I buy on my budget?
Enter an amount and see which cars or apartments actually sell for that money, based on real listing prices
Popular budgets
Newest years for 10,000 ₼
The most recent production years that fit your budget, by typical price
2023
8,150–9,500 ₼ · 54 listings
2021
8,500–9,900 ₼ · 77 listings
2015
8,500–9,900 ₼ · 110 listings
Cars within a 10,000 ₼ budget
The typical (median) listing price of these models in the years shown is 80–100% of your budget. Models with the most listings — the widest choice — come first.
- 2001–2007
Typical price
8,300–9,700 ₼
97% of your budget
554 listings · most at 8,700–10,700 ₼
- 1997–1998
Typical price
8,700–9,600 ₼
96% of your budget
269 listings · most at 8,300–11,200 ₼
- 2004–2007
Typical price
9,000–9,850 ₼
99% of your budget
181 listings · most at 8,800–10,500 ₼
- 1996–1997
Typical price
8,500–9,650 ₼
97% of your budget
178 listings · most at 8,300–11,400 ₼
- 2013
Typical price
8,200 ₼
82% of your budget
125 listings · most at 7,300–8,800 ₼
- 2000–2002
Typical price
9,800–9,900 ₼
99% of your budget
120 listings · most at 8,900–11,000 ₼
- 2011–2013
Typical price
8,500–9,500 ₼
95% of your budget
118 listings · most at 8,500–11,000 ₼
- 1994–1997
Typical price
8,500–9,200 ₼
92% of your budget
117 listings · most at 8,000–10,200 ₼
- 2011–2013
Typical price
8,000–9,300 ₼
93% of your budget
115 listings · most at 8,500–10,250 ₼
- 2008–2013
Typical price
8,250–9,900 ₼
99% of your budget
113 listings · most at 7,900–10,000 ₼
- 2012–2015
Typical price
8,500–9,900 ₼
99% of your budget
110 listings · most at 8,300–11,000 ₼
- 1996–1997
Typical price
9,500–10,000 ₼
100% of your budget
85 listings · most at 8,300–11,000 ₼
- 2018–2021
Typical price
8,500–9,900 ₼
99% of your budget
77 listings · most at 8,700–10,800 ₼
- 1997
Typical price
8,700 ₼
87% of your budget
72 listings · most at 7,600–10,825 ₼
- 1995–1997
Typical price
9,250–9,800 ₼
98% of your budget
70 listings · most at 8,313–11,150 ₼
- 2006–2009
Typical price
8,200–9,750 ₼
98% of your budget
67 listings · most at 7,550–10,000 ₼
- 2000–2002
Typical price
9,000–9,800 ₼
98% of your budget
62 listings · most at 8,825–10,500 ₼
- 2020–2023
Typical price
8,150–9,500 ₼
95% of your budget
54 listings · most at 7,325–9,000 ₼
- 1999–2007
Typical price
8,500–9,800 ₼
98% of your budget
52 listings · most at 7,800–9,000 ₼
- 2000–2002
Typical price
8,000–9,150 ₼
92% of your budget
44 listings · most at 7,075–9,775 ₼
- 2007
Typical price
9,500 ₼
95% of your budget
43 listings · most at 7,900–11,600 ₼
- 2004–2005
Typical price
8,500–10,000 ₼
100% of your budget
41 listings · most at 8,200–10,800 ₼
- 1996–1997
Typical price
8,000–8,500 ₼
85% of your budget
38 listings · most at 7,500–10,975 ₼
- 2005
Typical price
9,400 ₼
94% of your budget
37 listings · most at 7,600–10,500 ₼
With a bit of bargaining
The typical price is up to 10% above your budget, but the cheapest quarter of listings fits it — doable if you negotiate or search patiently.
- 2003–2006
Typical price
10,500–11,000 ₼
10% over budget · cheapest from 9,500 ₼
41 listings · most at 9,500–12,500 ₼
- 2006–2007
Typical price
10,500–10,850 ₼
9% over budget · cheapest from 9,773 ₼
30 listings · most at 9,773–11,500 ₼
- 2006–2009
Typical price
10,500–10,800 ₼
8% over budget · cheapest from 9,700 ₼
17 listings · most at 9,700–11,700 ₼
- 2004
Typical price
10,600 ₼
6% over budget · cheapest from 9,875 ₼
12 listings · most at 9,875–11,050 ₼
- 2013
Typical price
10,900 ₼
9% over budget · cheapest from 8,200 ₼
11 listings · most at 8,200–12,150 ₼
- 2006
Typical price
10,800 ₼
8% over budget · cheapest from 9,500 ₼
9 listings · most at 9,500–13,500 ₼
- 2005–2006
Typical price
10,550 ₼
6% over budget · cheapest from 8,825 ₼
8 listings · most at 8,825–11,425 ₼
Typical price
10,100 ₼
1% over budget · cheapest from 8,575 ₼
8 listings · most at 8,575–16,300 ₼
Cars for sale: 8,000–10,000 ₼
Real listings in your budget range — newest first
How is it calculated?
- 1. Listing prices from the last 90 days are grouped: cars by make, model and production year, property by district and room count.
- 2. The median (middle) price of each group is taken. Groups with fewer than 8 listings are hidden — a price from a small sample is misleading.
- 3. Groups with a median at 80–100% of your budget count as a fit; those up to 10% above it whose cheapest quarter still fits are shown under “with a bit of bargaining”.
Frequently asked questions
- Are these actual sale prices?
- No. These are asking prices from listings. The final deal price is usually a little lower.
- Why are some models or districts missing?
- An option is shown only if it has at least 8 listings priced close to your budget. For rare models and districts with few listings the median is unreliable.
- When is the list updated?
- Price statistics are recalculated every night. The listings at the bottom of the page are live.
Figures are asking prices from listings, not actual transaction prices. Outliers are excluded from the statistics; only groups with at least 8 listings are shown. "Time to sell" is the median lifetime of a listing before it leaves the market.