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ForAmericans making significantly less than that, a car is a major purchase with many factors to consider.
Although the current trend forU.S.
7 Affordable Auto Brands and Models Best for Drivers Who Earn Less Than a Middle-Class Income
1.
Hyundai
As Pyle pointed out, Kia and Hyundai are basically the same cars.
Luckily, for the budget-conscious buyer, they both producereliable, quality carswith great warranties.
No specific model… their cars, vans, and SUVs are pretty good, said Pyle.
They are low-priced, but have all the features one would need.
However, Pyle recommended staying away from both brands higher-end models.
Toyota Camry ($26,420) and Corolla ($22,050)
5.
Both companies prioritize durability above everything else.
No brainer for these.
They have always been good cars.
Not priced too high and they get the job done year after year.
No need to change a good thing.
They retain their value well, get good fuel miles, and last a LONG time.
They last, too.
AsMotorBiscuitnoted, its not uncommon for a Mazda3 to last upwards of 200,000 to 300,000 miles on average.
All have MSRPs under $30,000, but the Versa is one of thecheapest vehiclesyou can buy.
These fall right in line with the Toyota and Honda models above, said Pyle.
Cheap, and dependable, but their resale value is not as good as the Toyota and Honda models.
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