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For some seniors, one of those rewards is getting a new set of wheels.

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If you have plenty ofmoney, maybe youll splurge on a favorite sports car or luxury sedan.

If moneys tight, youll probably opt forsomething affordable.

Or, you could split the difference and find a car that checks a bunch of different boxes.

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A number of cars aresuitable for all retirees, across different income brackets.

When youre younger, you might value power, style or size in a vehicle.

But most retirees need one that is economical, not too big, and easy to drive and maintain.

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This rules out most trucks, SUVs, sports cars and full-size sedans.

Compact and mid-sized carswith good gas mileage work best for retirees.

Stick to brands with great track records and youll keep more of that pension in your pocket.

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Heres a look at 10great cars for retireesboth rich and poor along with five youll want to avoid.

News & World Reportdata.

Chrysler 300

This is a stylish full-sized sedan, which many older drivers like.

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But the Chrysler 300, like the Mustang, does not get very good gas mileage.

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