The best used car deals in Costa Rica this week are a 2023 Maxus D60 at $16,000 (28.9% below average price) and a 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning Pro at $64,900 (28.4% below average). These are real prices verified as of October 18, 2026, from active dealer inventory listed on LatiAutos.

This post is part of our recurring weekly market check (week 2026-W42), where we compare each new listing against the real average market price for that same brand, model and year, and flag the ones that come in notably cheaper.

The 5 best deals of week 42

The percent below average compares the asking price against the real average price of other listings for that same model and year on the Costa Rican market. A car priced 28% below average is not necessarily a problem car, but it is worth checking mileage, service history, and booking an inspection before buying, especially on older models like the 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe or 2014 Toyota RAV4.

It is worth noting that these five deals span very different price ranges, from $14,500 for the Kia Sportage up to $64,900 for the Ford F-150 Lightning Pro, which shows this week's opportunities are not limited to a single segment of the market.

This is a recurring weekly roundup. Used car inventory in Costa Rica changes daily, so the best way to catch a real deal is to check LatiAutos often or come back next week for the updated list.

Frequently asked questions

What are the best used car deals in Costa Rica this week?
Based on data verified as of October 18, 2026, the top deals are the 2023 Maxus D60 ($16,000), the 2023 Ford F-150 Lightning Pro ($64,900), the 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe (₡7,000,000), the 2017 Kia Sportage ($14,500), and the 2014 Toyota RAV4 ($16,300), all between 28% and 29% below their segment average.

What does it mean when a car is a percentage below average?
It means the asking price is lower than the real average price of other listings for the same model, year and condition. It does not guarantee the car is in perfect shape, so an inspection before buying is still recommended.

Where can I see more used car deals in Costa Rica?
You can browse the full updated inventory on LatiAutos, which aggregates listings from multiple Costa Rican dealers every week.

Do these prices include import taxes?
The data reflects the price asked by the dealer as it appears in the listing; we have no additional information on whether taxes are included, so it is best to confirm directly with the seller before buying.

How often are these weekly deals updated?
This roundup is published every week, so prices and percentages reflect active inventory at the stated date and can change in the following days.