Compare car dealers in Finland. Prices, reviews and services at a glance.
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A car dealer helps you find a new or used car, financing and a trade-in. A good dealer openly shares the car's history and offers clear terms.
A new car offers a full warranty and the latest technology, but it loses value quickly. A used car is more affordable, and you can buy a quality used car reliably if you check the service history and condition.
Check the car's service history, mileage, collision damage and tyre condition. Take a test drive and consider having an independent inspection done before deciding. Also ask about the warranty and return rights.
Many dealers offer financing in-house and take your old car as a trade-in. Compare the effective annual interest rate and the terms – don't just look at the monthly payment.
Consumer protection applies to used-car sales. A car sold by a dealer usually comes with a 3–12 month warranty. Confirm in writing what the warranty covers and how repairs are handled.
The order is based on the Suomi.Best score (0–100), which is calculated from customer ratings, review volume, service coverage, data completeness, verification, price transparency, online booking and freshness. Paid listings do not affect the score.
Buying from a dealer is the safer choice: you get consumer protection, a warranty and trade-in benefits. Buying privately is cheaper, but the risk is greater.
The car's history shows the mileage, number of owners, service history and any damage. A reliable dealer lets you see the history before the sale.
Yes, the price is usually negotiable in a car deal. Be ready to justify your offer, for example with the car's condition or prices at other dealers.
A trade-in's value depends on age, condition and market conditions. Get an appraisal in advance from several dealers to get a sense of the car's real value.