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Sedan
$14,750
Starting Price
4.2
Expert
4.1
Consumer
30 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The least expensive new car you can buy in America, the 2025 Nissan Versa delivers value, comfort, and impressive gas mileage.
Hatchback
$15,000
Starting Price
3.9
Expert
4.2
Consumer
212 Miles
Estimated EV Range
The Nissan Leaf is a decent little electric car, but limited range, charger compatibility considerations, and advancing age make it hard to recommend any longer.
Sedan
$14,600
Starting Price
4.2
Expert
4.1
Consumer
30 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2024 Nissan Versa is the least-expensive new car you can buy. Yet it still offers impressive safety features and good road manners.
Sedan
$14,400
Starting Price
4.0
Expert
3.3
Consumer
N/A
Combined Fuel Economy
The California-only Toyota Mirai is a comfortable and appealing midsize sedan that you fill up with hydrogen.
Sedan
$13,350
Starting Price
3.1
Expert
4.0
Consumer
37 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2024 Mitsubishi Mirage is an affordable and efficient option in a shrinking class of subcompact cars, but its similarly priced rivals are more modern.
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SUV
$10,450
Starting Price
4.2
Expert
2.5
Consumer
N/A
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2023 Hyundai Nexo is a compact SUV with a hydrogen-powered drivetrain, otherwise known as a fuel cell vehicle. It’s available solely in California.
Sedan
$13,250
Starting Price
4.2
Expert
4.1
Consumer
30 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2023 Nissan Versa subcompact sedan is one of the most affordable new cars on the market and one of the better choices in its class.
Sedan
$9,375
Starting Price
4.0
Expert
3.3
Consumer
N/A
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2023 Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell sedan boasts a Lexus-like interior and is rated to travel up to 402 miles between (quick) fill-ups. It’s only sold new in California.
Hatchback
$14,500
Starting Price
3.9
Expert
4.2
Consumer
212 Miles
Estimated EV Range
The 2023 Nissan Leaf S is the most affordable new electric car in the United States, with a 149-mile range. The SV Plus can cover 212 miles.
SUV
$12,850
Starting Price
3.6
Expert
3.5
Consumer
360 Miles
Estimated EV Range
The 2023 Fisker Ocean is a new electric SUV from a new brand. It looks good on paper but is plagued with too many problems to recommend.
Sedan
$12,200
Starting Price
3.1
Expert
4.0
Consumer
37 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2023 Mitsubishi Mirage comes in small hatchback and sedan styles, and is one of the cheapest new cars available.
Hatchback
$12,600
Starting Price
3.1
Expert
4.2
Consumer
39 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2023 Mitsubishi Mirage comes in small hatchback and sedan styles, and is one of the cheapest new cars available.
Sedan
$13,850
Starting Price
4.4
Expert
3.9
Consumer
36 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Drivers looking for a simple, affordable, and efficient commuter will appreciate the humble 2022 Hyundai Accent subcompact sedan.
Sedan
$13,900
Starting Price
4.3
Expert
3.8
Consumer
36 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
It has a modest list of standard features, but the 2022 Kia Rio is a humble, affordable, and fuel-efficient car with a great warranty.
Sedan
$13,650
Starting Price
4.2
Expert
4.1
Consumer
35 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2022 Nissan Versa subcompact sedan is one of the most affordable new cars, as well as one of the better choices in the class.
Sedan
$14,800
Starting Price
4.1
Expert
3.9
Consumer
33 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
Taken on its own merits, the 2022 Nissan Sentra is a fine compact sedan. If only there wasn’t such stiff competition.
SUV
$7,850
Starting Price
3.7
Expert
2.5
Consumer
380 Miles
Estimated EV Range
The 2022 Hyundai Nexo is the only hydrogen-powered SUV/crossover. It makes its own electricity. But it’s available solely in California.
Hatchback
$14,000
Starting Price
3.7
Expert
4.2
Consumer
111 MPGe
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2022 Nissan Leaf is the cheapest new electric car on sale in the United States. And it’s still eligible for a $7,500 federal tax credit.
SUV
$14,100
Starting Price
3.7
Expert
4.0
Consumer
33 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2022 Nissan Kicks subcompact crossover has good space at good prices, plus many safety features. But it’s more for towns than trails.
SUV
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$14,900
Starting Price
3.7
Expert
3.8
Consumer
30 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2022 Ford Escape is a good compact crossover/SUV, but not a great one. It has many plus points, but the competition is too strong.
Sedan
$8,475
Starting Price
3.5
Expert
3.3
Consumer
402 Miles
Estimated EV Range
The 2022 Toyota Mirai midsize, almost-luxurious sedan runs on hydrogen, with a total range of 402 miles. It’s only sold in California.
Hatchback
$12,400
Starting Price
3.5
Expert
4.2
Consumer
33 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2022 Chevrolet Spark subcompact hatchback is one of the most affordable new cars. Yet it has Apple CarPlay/Android Auto as standard.
SUV
Save
$14,050
Starting Price
3.5
Expert
Consumer (N/A)
100 Miles
Estimated EV Range
The 2022 Mazda MX-30 subcompact crossover SUV is the company’s first foray into all-electric vehicles. Range may be an issue.
Sedan
$14,850
Starting Price
3.5
Expert
3.9
Consumer
32 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2022 Chevrolet Malibu midsize sedan could be the last of its kind to wear the Chevy badge. It’s even a rare choice among newer rivals.
SUV
$11,400
Starting Price
3.3
Expert
4.2
Consumer
25 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2022 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross offers buyers standout styling and a great warranty at a fair price.
SUV
$14,750
Starting Price
3.2
Expert
3.9
Consumer
25 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2022 Ford EcoSport with standard all-wheel drive isn’t a bad subcompact crossover, but almost all of its competitors are more appealing.
Hatchback
$9,400
Starting Price
3.1
Expert
4.2
Consumer
36 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2022 Mitsubishi Mirage is one of the cheapest new cars. It also has great fuel economy and long warranties. But that’s about it.
Sedan
$9,900
Starting Price
3.1
Expert
4.0
Consumer
35 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2022 Mitsubishi Mirage is one of the cheapest new cars. It also has great fuel economy and long warranties. But that’s about it.
SUV
$14,050
Starting Price
3.1
Expert
3.4
Consumer
27 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2022 Chevrolet Trax is a reasonably priced subcompact SUV/crossover with good outward vision. But other positive comments are few.
SUV
$14,250
Starting Price
3.0
Expert
3.4
Consumer
27 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
While it’s getting old compared to its competitors, the Outlander Sport is a proven design that comes with a great powertrain warranty.
SUV
Save
$15,000
Starting Price
2.9
Expert
4.0
Consumer
26 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2022 Fiat 500X is a questionable value, but it’s hard to find authentic European charm in a subcompact crossover at this price point.
Sedan
$14,600
Starting Price
4.8
Expert
4.0
Consumer
37 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The new Hyundai Elantra has come a long way since the 1990s, and now it’s a bonafide competitor for the Corollas and Civics of this world.
Wagon
$13,550
Starting Price
4.5
Expert
4.4
Consumer
30 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2021 Kia Soul proves that inexpensive cars can be highly stylish and hugely enjoyable, as well as completely practical and sensible.
Sedan
$12,100
Starting Price
4.4
Expert
3.9
Consumer
36 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2021 Hyundai Accent is a well-priced subcompact sedan that’s also well thought out, relatively roomy and frugal with fuel.
SUV
$14,400
Starting Price
4.4
Expert
4.5
Consumer
31 MPG
Combined Fuel Economy
The 2021 Hyundai Venue is a fresh, affordable subcompact SUV with features and charisma that belie its diminutive size.