When it comes to cars, buying used can save you thousands, or even tens of thousands of dollars compared to the cost of buying new. But low prices don’t necessarily make for great deals . For that, the car you buy must also be reliable.
If you’re looking for the most reliable car under $10,000, U.S. News & World Report lists the 2013 Verano as the one to consider. For starters, it has a J.D. Power quality and reliability score of 91 out of 100.
This one may cost you close to $10,000. For that price, you’ll get dependability, a comfortable ride and good cargo capacity.
According to Kelley Blue Book, 2012 is a good year for used vehicles under $10,000. That includes the 2012 Toyota Camry.
Originally, this one was known for its comfort and safety. It’s still a great choice for those reasons and fuel efficiency. According to Kelley Blue Book, “If you’re looking for reliable, cheap-to-fix family transportation, the Camry is a solid choice.”
2012 Honda Accord
You may have considered the Honda Accord in the past. It’s a pretty popular vehicle.
Along with excellent value, the 2012 Accord offers “balanced driving dynamics” and a spacious cabin, according to Kelley Blue Book.
2013 Volkswagen CC
U.S. News & World Report lists the 2013 Volkswagen CC as one of the most reliable used cars under $10k. It has a J.D. Power quality and reliability score of 80 out of 100, and you can find one for around $8,000.
The car has a luxe interior and good acceleration, and dual-zone climate control comes standard.
2013 Toyota Corolla
Here’s another Toyota to consider if you’re a retiree looking for an affordable used car. According to Kelley Blue Book, “The 2013 Toyota Corolla quietly goes about its business as an affordable, modest, reliable compact car.”
Cruise control, power windows and an automatic transmission come standard with the LE model.
2013 Mazda3
This one has a reputation for reliability and being a budget-friendly option. U.S. News & World Report pointed out its “sporty handling” and noted that models with the SkyActiv engine get 28/39 miles per gallon. The Mazda3 has a J.D. Power quality & reliability score of 81 out of 100.
You should be able to find a 2013 Mazda3 for under $10k.
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