Marc's Mobility publishes three used mobility scooters, at $1,699 and $2,299, and reading them against new prices for the same classes is the whole exercise. A used scooter is not a cheap scooter. It is a mid-band or full-size machine at a mid-band price, and that is a different purchase from a new machine at the floor of the market.
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Used mobility scooters for sale: the three published prices
The Pride Victory 10 four-wheel with a seat lift is published at $2,299, the Go-Go Endurance Li at $1,699 and the Luggie Elite folding travel scooter at $2,299. All three are listed as used and fully serviced. No compare-at or original price is displayed beside any of them, so the discount against new has to be read from a new-price list rather than taken from the seller.
Used against new, on the same classes
A new four-wheel scooter list published elsewhere in this record runs from $849.00 for a Drive Medical Scout LT 4 to $6,479.00 for an AFIKIM Afiscooter S4, with most models at or under $3,000. Against that, a used Victory 10 at $2,299 is priced where new mid-size machines sit, and a used Go-Go Endurance Li at $1,699 sits between the new LiteRider GL141 at $1,826.00 and the new Transport Plus at $1,695.00.
What a used price is buying that a cheap new one is not
The dealer states these machines are fully serviced. The general power-mobility guide read for this record puts a used chair at approximately half the price of the new equivalent, which is a much steeper discount than these three show. The difference is what serviced means: a dealer that has replaced the batteries and checked the drive is selling a different thing from a private sale, and it prices like one.
All-terrain barely reaches the used market
Nothing on this used list is all-terrain. The all-terrain models in the new record, the Baja Bandit at $3,170.00, the Cheeta Ninja at $4,495.00, the Baja Wrangler 2 at $5,538.00 and the Afiscooter S4 at $6,479.00, are the machines least likely to be traded in early and the hardest to certify second-hand. A buyer holding out for a used all-terrain scooter is waiting on a thin market and should price the new one too.
What this page is not
A price record. It does not rank dealers, it makes no claim about the condition of any particular machine, and it does not say what any plan or program pays toward one. Three listings are a small record and this page says so rather than generalising from them. Every figure here is quoted from the seller's own published listing, read on 10 September 2026.
Questions people ask about used mobility scooters
How much do used mobility scooters cost?
On the dealer list read here, $1,699 for a Go-Go Endurance Li and $2,299 each for a Pride Victory 10 with a seat lift and a Luggie Elite folding travel scooter, all listed as fully serviced.
Is a used scooter cheaper than a new one?
Not always, and that is the point. A new Drive Medical Scout LT 4 is published at $849.00 and a new EV Rider Transport Plus at $1,695.00, both under the used Go-Go Endurance Li at $1,699. Used prices sit where mid-band new prices sit.
What should a used scooter price include?
The dealer here lists its machines as fully serviced. Batteries are the item to ask about: replacement is published elsewhere in this record at $100 to $300, which is a material share of a $1,699 machine.
Why are there so few used all-terrain scooters?
Nothing on this used list is all-terrain. Those machines are published new at $3,170.00 to $6,479.00 and are the least likely to be traded in early, so the second-hand supply is thin and worth pricing against new.