Car You Can Buy 2017 — Cheapest

These vehicles represented the entry-level floor for new car buyers in 2017:

Choosing a "cheap" car in 2017 meant navigating a thin line between low upfront costs and "bare-bones" utility. Below is a breakdown of the most affordable options from that year across different categories. Top 3 Absolute Cheapest New Cars (MSRP)

If you were willing to spend slightly more, these models offered better overall value or entry into specific segments: cheapest car you can buy 2017

: Starting at $12,995 , this subcompact was redesigned for 2017 with a 78-hp 3-cylinder engine. While underpowered, it offered excellent fuel economy at 37 mpg city / 43 mpg highway .

: The 2017 Toyota Corolla was cited for having the lowest long-term costs due to high resale value and reliability. These vehicles represented the entry-level floor for new

: The 2017 Ford Fiesta (base model) or 2017 Toyota 86 ($26,255) were the go-to choices for affordable performance.

: Starting at $13,000 , the Spark was the most affordable "domestic" car. Despite its low price, it came standard with modern tech like a built-in 4G LTE Wi-Fi hotspot and a rearview camera. Best Value & "Cheap" Specialty Picks While underpowered, it offered excellent fuel economy at

Are you looking to buy a 2017 model today, or are you researching the historical market for a specific project? 15 Cheapest Mid-Size Cars of 2017 | Kelley Blue Book