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The subcompact Mitsubishi Mirage is the only new car that’s selling for less than $20,000 in the U.S. And there are only 691 of them left. Money; Getty Images In just a few months, there won’t be a ...

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If you’re in the market for a used car but are on a strict budget, one of these prime examples under $20,000, from sporty compacts to versatile crossovers, could be what you’re looking for. Are you in ...

Not too long ago, consumers had plenty of affordable vehicles to choose from when it came to shopping for used cars. Many, less than three years old, were often available for under $20,000, meaning ...

Less than a year ago, we reported that new cars under $20,000 had gone extinct. According to a study by iSeeCars that analyzed over 2.6 million three-year-old used cars, the few remaining used ...

If you're looking for a used car under $20,000, we have some bad news. They are getting harder and harder to come by. In fact, according to iSeeCars, the sub-$20K used car is almost gone. Today, just ...

Whitney Nixon drives a few hundred miles a month for work, and her 2018 Dodge Durango three-row SUV was, in her words a "gas guzzler," costing her a fortune to fuel with premium gasoline. Nixon, who ...

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Sometimes you don't know what you'll miss until it's gone. It first occurred to me in 2020 that we were witnessing the disappearance of inexpensive cars, and back then there were still 17 brand new ...

Used car prices in Nashville have risen dramatically, with the share of cars under $20,000 dropping from 47.2% in 2019 to 10.2% in 2025. This trend is attributed to pandemic-era production slowdowns ...