Used Cars from Korea: 5 New Arrivals This Week (8 November 2026)
Five cars new to our Korean export stock this week: a 2024 Torres 4WD, a 2026 Picanto, a Kia K8, a Mercedes E250 and a Bolt EV — mileage, history and prices.
Every week new cars arrive in our stock in Korea. Instead of a long list, here are five of this week's arrivals that cover very different needs: a recent 4WD SUV, an almost-new city car, a large family sedan, a German executive sedan and an electric hatchback. All data below comes from each car's Korean inspection report and insurance history, exactly as shown on the listing on 8 November 2026 — including the less flattering lines.
1. 2024 KGM Torres 1.5 Turbo 4WD — recent SUV with low mileage
The Torres is KG Mobility's (formerly SsangYong) boxy mid-size SUV. This one is a 2024 Black Edition with four-wheel drive and about 35,700 km. The inspection report shows no accident, no replaced or repaired panels and no own-damage insurance claims, and it has had no change of owner. If your country limits the age of imported cars, a 2024 model gives you the most room.
2024 KGM Torres Gasoline 1.5 4WD Black Edition
35,706 Km · First registered: 2024-02-26
Accident history: No · Panels repaired/replaced: 0 · Insurance claims (own): None recorded
Listed at: $16,194 — View car & photos →
2. 2026 Kia Morning (Picanto) — practically new
First registered in October 2025 and showing just 5,184 km, this Morning (sold abroad as the Picanto) is the newest car on this list. The 1.0-litre petrol engine is simple and cheap to run, which makes it a sensible choice for city driving, ride-hailing or as a first car. Clean history: no accident, no panels, no insurance claims.
2026 Kia The New Morning (Picanto) (JA) Signiture
5,184 Km · First registered: 2025-10-02
Accident history: No · Panels repaired/replaced: 0 · Insurance claims (own): None recorded
Listed at: $11,509 — View car & photos →
3. 2023 Kia K8 2.5 — a large sedan for the price of a mid-size
The K8 replaced the K7 (Cadenza) as Kia's large front-wheel-drive sedan. This 2.5-litre petrol Noblesse has covered about 94,600 km, which is normal for a Korean car of this age, and its record is clean: no accident, no panels, no own-damage claims and one owner. Rear legroom is the main reason buyers choose a K8 over a K5.
2023 Kia K8 2.5 Gasoline 2WD Noblesse
94,597 Km · First registered: 2023-02-06
Accident history: No · Panels repaired/replaced: 0 · Insurance claims (own): None recorded
Listed at: $13,675 — View car & photos →
4. 2020 Mercedes-Benz E250 Avantgarde — a clean W213
A Korean-market E-Class with about 61,900 km. The report shows no accident, no replaced panels and no own-damage claims; the car has had two owner changes. Korean-market Mercedes cars are usually well documented through dealer servicing, but always ask for the service history if it matters for your resale market.
2020 Mercedes-Benz E-Class W213 E250 Avantgarde
61,904 Km · First registered: 2019-11-20
Accident history: No · Panels repaired/replaced: 0 · Insurance claims (own): None recorded
Listed at: $16,914 — View car & photos →
5. 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EV Premier — check your EV rules first
An electric hatchback with about 91,700 km and a clean report (no accident, no panels, no own-damage claims). EVs make sense where electricity is cheap and reliable, but many countries treat them differently from petrol cars. For example, Jordan bans imports of electric cars more than three years old, counting the year of customs clearance — so this 2022 car is not one we would send to Jordan. Ask us about battery health data before buying any used EV.
2022 Chevrolet New Bolt EV EV Premier
91,677 Km · First registered: 2022-12-13
Accident history: No · Panels repaired/replaced: 0 · Insurance claims (own): None recorded
Listed at: $14,388 — View car & photos →
Quick comparison
| Car | Mileage | Panels / own claims | Listed at |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 KGM Torres 1.5T 4WD | 35,706 km | 0 / none | $16,194 |
| 2026 Kia Morning (Picanto) | 5,184 km | 0 / none | $11,509 |
| 2023 Kia K8 2.5 | 94,597 km | 0 / none | $13,675 |
| 2020 Mercedes-Benz E250 | 61,904 km | 0 / none | $16,914 |
| 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EV | 91,677 km | 0 / none | $14,388 |
Listed prices may change with the exchange rate — the live listing is always the reference.
Which one fits your market?
- Strict age limits: the 2026 Morning and the 2024 Torres are the safest choices.
- Rough roads or mountains: the Torres is the only 4WD car here.
- Taxi or family use: the K8 offers the most space per dollar on this list.
- Specification rules: some countries only accept cars built to European, US or GCC specifications. Jordan is one of them — see our Jordan buyer's guide before ordering any Korean-market car.
Send us your country, budget and intended use on WhatsApp, and we will tell you honestly which of these cars — if any — makes sense for you, together with the full inspection report and insurance history.
Frequently asked questions
Are these cars still available?
All five were listed as available on 8 November 2026. Stock moves quickly, so always open the live listing or message us before you plan around a specific car.
Does the listed price include shipping?
No. The listed price is the car price in Korea in USD. Inland transport, export handling, sea freight and your local duties and taxes are quoted separately for your destination port.
Can I import the 2022 Bolt EV into Jordan?
Probably not. Jordan's rules that took effect in November 2025 ban imports of electric cars older than three years, counting the year of customs clearance. Choose a petrol or hybrid car for Jordan, or check with your broker first.
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