Cheap, New & Used Cars Forum

The Toyota Yaris, along with the Nissan Versa and Scion xD, top the list of the cheapest cars to drive. All of these cars cost around $15,000 or less, are relatively cheap to insure and maintain, and get no less than 30 mpg in combined fuel efficiency.

The 2009 Toyota Yaris Liftback model rides on a very short, 96.9-inch wheelbase and is one of the shortest new vehicles, at about 150 inches long. It's ideal as a commuter that can fit into the tightest parking spots, yet handle longer trips when the need arises. The sedan is nearly two feet longer and has. (TheCarConnection).

The front-wheel drive Yaris is available as a hatchback (three-door or five-door) or a four-door sedan; all are offered in either Base or S trim. The Yaris is powered by a 106 horsepower 1.5-liter four-cylinder engine. The five-door hatchback comes equipped with a four-speed automatic transmission. The three-door hatchback and sedan come standard with a five-speed manual transmission; the four-speed automatic is optional. The hatchback and sedan were designed separately and have subtle interior and exterior differences but have similar standard content. (AOL Autos.)

Pros
Very fuel-efficient, comfortable ride, handsome interior, multiple body styles, hatchback's available multifunction rear seat.
Cons
Acceleration-sapping automatic transmission, awkward seating position, centrally placed gauges. (Edmunds.com)




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Peace =D

They look like the rearend was cut off too short. I like the red color though.

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"Between two evils, I always pick the one I never tried before"

Nano is the worlds cheapest car.It is affordable for the everyone It is the best car for the small family.Exterior Good,Interior,Plastic quality is poor, seating is comfortable, good ,Engine Performance, Fuel Economy and Gearbox.when cities are over crowded with all brands of long cars it is very easy to park and turn.

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Lexus Company Hybrid

Its looks fantastic. The 2009 Toyota Yaris is Very fuel-efficient car.

Buying a new car is definitely more expensive than buying a used one. In fact, the price spread between new and used is widening. The latest figures available from CNW Marketing Research indicate that the average transaction price, before taxes and fees, on a new car in 2008 was $25,536. The average used car transaction was $8,244 during that same time period. Unless you decide to lease, your initial costs on a new car will be hefty. Financial institutions typically require down payments of about 10 percent on a new-car loan, but it helps to add more. If you pay less money up-front, your monthly payment will be higher.

Two other key considerations may tip the balance in favor of used cars: certification programs and new-car depreciation.

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danby 12,000 btu portable

They don't reflect any of word like cheap.

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