5 Fuel-Efficient 2011 New Cars That Offer a Good Value
If you're looking to get a lot for your money, then there are many 2011 new cars out there equipped to meet your needs. Cars that offer a good level of value tend to come with a low MSRP, long list of standard features and good gas mileage. Keep reading to review a few vehicles that get good reviews in these categories.
2011 Ford Fiesta
In its inaugural year, the Ford Fiesta is earning fairly good press from reviewers and drivers alike. For the base price of $13,320, shoppers get power mirrors, tilt/telescoping steering wheel and stereo with auxiliary and USB inputs. While this is a fairly limited list of amenities, numerous options packages are available that allow you to add items a la carte (and therefore only pay for the features you need). A sporty ride and estimated 28-mpg in the city and 37-mpg on the highway add to the value of the Fiesta.
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2011 Toyota Prius
Starting at $21,650, the Toyota Prius is one of the most affordable hybrid vehicles on the road. Despite this fact, the Prius comes fairly well equipped. Base models come standard with full power accessories, tilt/telescoping steering wheel, height-adjustable driver's seat and 60/40 rear split seat. For just a little more, shoppers can also add keyless entry, keyless ignition, cruise control and a stereo. Add in an industry-best 48-mpg in the city and 51-mpg on the highway, and the Toyota Prius may wind up being a great value for you.
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2011 Honda Fit
Despite its small size, the Honda Fit delivers a good combination of interior storage and fuel efficiency. Base models start at $15,100 and include air conditioning, full power accessories, keyless entry, cruise control, tilt/telescoping steering wheel, 60/40 rear split seat and a stereo with CD/auxiliary/USB. The EPA lists mileage at 27-mpg in the city and 33-mpg on the highway. At 20.6 cubic feet (57.3 with rear seats down), the Fit also delivers the most cargo space of any vehicle in its class.
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2011 Hyundai Sonata
If you want a feature-laden midsize sedan that is also affordable, then you may want to take a look at the new Hyundai Sonata. For a competitive entry fee of $19,195, car shoppers are rewarded with keyless entry, full power accessories, air conditioning, cruise control, 60/40 rear split seat, six-speaker stereo, CD player, satellite radio, Bluetooth, auxiliary inputs and steering-wheel mounted controls. Good engine power (198 base hp) and an estimated 24-mpg in the city and 35-mpg on the highway add to the appeal of the Sonata. A 10-year extended warranty is also available.
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2011 Honda Civic
The Honda Civic has built up a good reputation for delivering value and reliability. The vehicle comes in a variety of trim levels that offer different levels of luxury and engine performance. As such, shoppers can pick and choose from a variety of feature lists to find a vehicle that best matches their needs. Base price for the 2011 Civic is $15,605. Base features are limited, but stepping up to the LX model delivers a much longer list of features. Fuel ratings are listed at 26-mpg in the city and 34-mpg on the highway.
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