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Whether you’re looking to get your first car or adapt to your changing driving needs, finding an affordable used car can help you get on the road.
Some used cars are more reliable than others. There are some makes and models to avoid and some are regarded as the best cars to buy used. The best one largely depends on your driving needs and how you plan to use the vehicle.
This guide will help you find the best used cars in Canada to support you in buying a used car.
When you’re on a budget while car shopping, buying secondhand is a great choice to get the most for your dollar while still owning the vehicle; not everybody wants to switch to an SUV or used pickup truck. Sedans offer comfort, versatility, and customization for your driving needs. Here are the top-used cars to consider in your search.
| Model | Monthly Insurance Estimate | Starting Price (CAD) | Fuel Efficiency (L/100km) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hyundai Elantra | $208.58 | $20,000 | 8.3 (City), 6.4 (Highway) |
| Kia Soul | $141.58 | $21,000 | 8.8 (City), 7.1 (Highway) |
| Subaru Impreza | $159.33 | $21,000 | 8.4 (City), 6.5 (Highway) |
| Toyota Corolla | $190.42 | $21,000 | 7.5 (City), 5.8 (Highway) |
| Mazda3 | $188.67 | $22,000 | 8.4 (City), 6.6 (Highway) |
| Honda Civic | $201.50 | $22,000 | 7.0 (City), 5.6 (Highway) |
| Ford Escape | $161.17 | $28,000 | 10.6 (City), 8.0 (Highway) |
| Toyota RAV4 | $190.33 | $28,000 | 8.8 (City), 6.9 (Highway) |
| Honda CR-V | $200.00 | $30,000 | 8.7 (City), 7.2 (Highway) |
Note: The data presented is from online sources. Please conduct your research or consult an expert before making a purchase. Insurance estimates come are standard insurance, G licence.
Used cars under $20,000 are around ten years old, so always check the kilometres and maintenance records to ensure the vehicle has been well maintained.
Note: Vehicle prices are estimates based on the current market value in May 2024. Prices are subject to change.
Finding a reliable car brand is one of the top queries for drivers. It’s important to consider the vehicle and who is selling it. You need to do your homework, have the vehicle checked by a mechanic and research the vehicle history report to ensure it’s a reliable and economical used car. Here’s a list of some of the most reliable used cars to consider:
Remember that even if you find a used model from the list above, you still need to be diligent in your vehicle selection. Assess the reliability of a used car on a case-by-case basis.
Compare quotes from Canada's top providers to find the lowest rate on used cars. You can compare multiple insurance quotes free of charge in less than five minutes.
The Honda CR-V, Subaru Impreza, and Hyundai Elantra are some of the top picks for best cars to buy secondhand.
Toyota, Honda, Subaru, and Hyundai are on the top lists of reliable used car brands for Canadians.
Be sure to have your budget, needs, and quotes done before you commit to a used vehicle. You may want to consider some of the cheapest cars to insure when searching, or if a certified pre-owned car will suit your needs.
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| Categories | Auto |
|---|---|
| Tags | Buy and Sell Vehicles |
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