7-Seater Cars for Sale in Ireland
The median used 7-seater on Autoza costs €27,990, with examples from €3,350 — every price computed from live listings by verified Irish dealers.
Which 7-seater is cheapest in Ireland?
Median asking price by model, cheapest first, for the models we hold regular stock in, computed from live autoza.ie dealer listings in August 2026. Medians move as stock sells and fresh cars arrive — treat this as this month's picture rather than a fixed price list.
- Citroen Grand C4 Picassofrom €3,450 · 2013–2021€7,950median
- Ford S-Maxfrom €6,950 · 2014–2017€9,445median
- Kia Carensfrom €6,750 · 2015–2019€11,450median
- Toyota Sientafrom €12,888 · 2016–2018€14,369median
- Volkswagen Touranfrom €7,250 · 2013–2018€17,784median
- Ford Galaxyfrom €3,950 · 2008–2021€20,445median
- Nissan X-Trailfrom €11,949 · 2016–2025€20,470median
- Hyundai Santa Fefrom €12,950 · 2015–2023€24,990median
- Land Rover Discoveryfrom €22,990 · 2016–2020€27,950median
- Volkswagen Tiguanfrom €25,900 · 2019–2021€28,419median
- Peugeot 5008from €5,500 · 2014–2026€29,725median
- SEAT Tarracofrom €19,950 · 2019–2023€33,900median
| Model | Median price | From | Years |
|---|---|---|---|
| Citroen Grand C4 Picasso | €7,950 | from €3,450 | 2013–2021 |
| Ford S-Max | €9,445 | from €6,950 | 2014–2017 |
| Kia Carens | €11,450 | from €6,750 | 2015–2019 |
| Toyota Sienta | €14,369 | from €12,888 | 2016–2018 |
| Volkswagen Touran | €17,784 | from €7,250 | 2013–2018 |
| Ford Galaxy | €20,445 | from €3,950 | 2008–2021 |
| Nissan X-Trail | €20,470 | from €11,949 | 2016–2025 |
| Hyundai Santa Fe | €24,990 | from €12,950 | 2015–2023 |
| Land Rover Discovery | €27,950 | from €22,990 | 2016–2020 |
| Volkswagen Tiguan | €28,419 | from €25,900 | 2019–2021 |
| Peugeot 5008 | €29,725 | from €5,500 | 2014–2026 |
| SEAT Tarraco | €33,900 | from €19,950 | 2019–2023 |
Prices computed from live autoza.ie dealer listings, August 2026.
SUV or MPV — which 7-seater should you buy?
Van-based MPVs
A flat floor and a high roofline right to the back mean the third row is genuinely usable by adults, and sliding doors make car-park life with children far easier. They are the cheapest route to seven real seats and the most practical — they just look like what they are.
SUV-based 7-seaters
Better to drive, better resale and far more desirable, but on most of them the third row is occasional-use only — fine for children on short trips, tight for adults. The Kia Sorento, Hyundai Santa Fe and Peugeot 5008 have the roomiest rearmost seats of the group.
One thing to do before you commit: sit in the third row yourself, and check whether there is any boot space left with all seven seats up. On several popular SUVs there is almost none. Worth checking the annual running cost too — use the motor tax calculator for the exact rate, and our free car valuation if you have something to trade in.
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7-seater cars in Ireland — common questions
What is the cheapest 7-seater car in Ireland?
Of the 7-seaters with regular stock on Autoza, the Citroen Grand C4 Picasso is the cheapest, at a median of €7,950 and examples from €3,450 (live dealer listings, August 2026). Van-based MPVs are generally the cheapest route to seven genuine seats, and they usually offer the most usable third row.
How much does a used 7-seater cost in Ireland?
The median asking price for a used 7-seater on Autoza in August 2026 is €27,990, with examples from €3,350 up to €88,888. Prices are computed from live listings by verified Irish dealers and move as stock turns over.
Which 7-seater has the most usable third row?
Van-based MPVs — the Volkswagen Touran, Citroën Grand C4 Picasso and similar — give the most genuinely adult-usable third row, because the floor is flat and the roofline stays high to the back. Among SUV-based 7-seaters, the Kia Sorento, Hyundai Santa Fe and Peugeot 5008 have the roomiest rearmost seats; many other SUVs treat the third row as occasional-use only. Always sit in the back row yourself before buying.
Is a 7-seater more expensive to tax and run in Ireland?
Not because of the seats. Irish motor tax is set by CO₂ and by the date the car was first registered, not by seat count — so a low-CO₂ 7-seater can cost less to tax than a thirstier five-seat car. Larger 7-seaters do tend to be heavier and use more fuel, and tyres and servicing can cost more. Check the exact annual rate for any car you are considering with the Autoza motor tax calculator.
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