Top 5 Cost-Effective Compact Cars on the Market

The compact cars featured are affordable, attractive, and get great gas mileage. Each compact car is updated with the latest technology and features. If you have a large family, however, a compact car may not fit your needs. Although, most of these compact cars can fit up to two adults, and two to three kids depending on their age

2011 Honda Fit Compact Car

The starting price for the Honda Fit is $15,100, and the estimated MPG is 28 city/35 hwy. The Honda Fit is a five-door hatchback that has a surprisingly large inside because of the upright body design. This compact car can comfortably fit two adults and three children. The Honda Fit features front seat airbags, anti-lock brakes, and childproof rear door locks.

2011 Nissan Versa Sedan

The starting price for the Nissan Versa Sedan is $9,990, and the estimated MPG is 26 city/34 hwy. The Nissan Versa is also available in a hatchback style. This four-door compact car is perfect for those starting a family. The Nissan Versa features six standard airbags, tire pressure monitoring system, and has a 4-cylinder engine. This compact car also has front-seat active head restraints.

2011 Ford Fiesta Sedan or Hatchback

The starting price for the Ford Fiesta Sedan is $15,120, and the estimated MPG is 29 city/38 hwy. This eye-catching compact car has special safety features that will help to keep you as safe as possible when traveling. The Ford Fiesta features front seat dual-airbags and driver's knee airbags. This compact car also has traction control, and a Start Assist System for added safety.

2011 Volkswagen Golf Compact Car

The starting price for the Volkswagen Golf is $17,995, and the estimated MPG is 23 city/33 hwy. This car is available in a two-door or four-door style. The Volkswagen Golf has a powerful 5-cylinder engine, and stability and traction control. This compact car has a diesel option, which will significantly raise the price. The Volkswagen Golf features a luxurious interior and six airbags.

2011 Mini Cooper Compact Car

The starting price for the Mini Cooper is $20,100, and the estimated MPG is 28 city/35 hwy. This adorable car is not practical for a family, but is a fun car that can be customized will numerous detailing options, and color combinations. The 2011 Mini Cooper has a redesigned front bumper, and upgraded interior detailing. This compact car features power window locks and six airbags.

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