Cheap new cars sound like a winning strategy for both automakers and consumers. However, as any automotive executive would tell you, making a cheap new car is much harder than making a more expensive ...

Even the cheapest new cars are better than they’ve ever been before, and (using an expansive definition of the word “cars”) this includes options in the sedan, hatchback and crossover SUV form factor.

You'll need to look carefully, but there are still plenty of used cars out there that are both dirt cheap to buy and to maintain. However, not every well-depreciated used car is a bargain. Some are ...

Are you in the market for a fun and fast car to play with, but on a tight budget? Never fear, we're here to help you find that special ride, even in this time of puffed-up prices. We did the digging ...

Look, buying a cheap car means you're going to get a cheap car. The good news is, this doesn't have to be a bad thing. Buying a budget-friendly new car in 2025 doesn’t mean you have to settle for ...

Buying used cars almost always poses a risk of some sort, most notably the risk of purchasing a less-than-reliable vehicle, especially if it's cheap. This can lead to excessive repair costs, or even ...

Some expensive cars can depreciate dramatically. While that can be a negative for the unfortunate owner trying to sell it, it can also mean an opportunity to buy a premium vehicle for a fraction of ...

Brace yourself for an alarming statistic. A whopping 92 percent of new vehicles sold in the U.S. priced under $30,000 are imports. The eight percent that aren't do not exactly constitute a rounding ...

Running a car comes with plenty of unavoidable costs, although most of those costs can be reduced by picking the right model. Gas bills are perhaps the most obvious example — anyone driving a ...