February 17, 2010
What Would Be A Cheap-priced, Gas-saving Dependable Car?
I am thinking about for a 1990-2000 year toyota- an echo maybe. What do you think is good- anything slightly bigger then an echo (but not a boat)? I am looking for automatic, NOT stick-shift.
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Comments on What Would Be A Cheap-priced, Gas-saving Dependable Car?
Get a Civic, very dependable, good on gas, average size and a nice looking car
VW Jetta gets the best compact car city MPG. 29-30 city miles, approx. But if you’re looking at Toyota, the Corolla is your best bet.
If you’re looking subcompact, I’d go with the Toyota Yaris. It has the highest city miles of the the sub-compacts on the market, according to the EPA.
a 1999 mazda protege is good on gas, you can get it automatic, and it’s decent sized and cheap.
anything american made lay off those accross the water and keep a American working