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As you shop for a car that can potentiallylast your entire retirement, start with these expert picks.

It also comes in a hybrid model, which scores 50-54 miles per gallon.

Even the all-gas engine offers up to 36 MPG to minimize the impact at the pump.

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The 2025 Hyundai Elantra is a good all-around value, noted Alan Gelfand ofGerman Car Depot.

Retirees will appreciate its roomy interior and easy access, and a ten-year, 100,000-mile powertrain warranty.

And the tech interface is easy to use without being overly complicated.

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Gelfand loved it, too, shouting out its practicality for retirees on a budget.

The Seltos offers retirees an SUVs practicality without the premium price tag.

The cargo space is quite generous to fit in golf clubs or the necessities for grandchildren.

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Automotive expert Melanie Musson withAutoInsurance.orgraved about the classic American muscle Ford Mustang.

However,The Detroit Free Press reportedit will release a new 2026 model later in 2025.

Federal tax incentives can reduce the cost even more.

The 2023 model came with an impressive 247 range, which the 2026 model will undoubtedly improve.

You dont need to crack your nest egg to buy a car that canlast you decades in retirement.

Start with options like those above, which offer great value.

you’re free to then add to the savings by negotiating hard for a lower price.

From there, care for the car and you may never have to buy one again.

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