Toyota Corolla The poster child for automotive reliability, the 2024 Toyota Corolla, starts at a very reasonable $22,050 or $23,500 for the Hybrid LE. The gas-only model only produces 169 horsepower and 151 lb-ft of torque and keeps things simple with no turbocharger. For even less money, you can pick up a previous-gen Corolla on…

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9. 2005–2020 Nissan Frontier The second-generation 2005-2020 Nissan Frontier crams a lot of bang for the buck into a durable and surprisingly utilitarian package. Available with crew cab layouts that seat five; a deep, usable bed; solid body-on-frame construction; and a durable chassis built to withstand use in countries with unimproved roadways, the Frontier isn’t…

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Price — Comparing apples to apples, a used car is going to be less expensive. The relative advantage of the used-car price can also allow a buyer to step up to a nicer model. Depreciation — Cars lose value with each passing month and mile, but the steepest decline happens right away; some models can lose…

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