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Buyers Guide
November 12, 2020

Five Sedans That Are Worth Considering

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While SUVs are one of the most popular types of vehicles on the road today, there are many reasons why one should choose a sedan. Although sedans are not as popular as they once used to be, you can’t deny the fact that they are more fuel-efficient, have a sleek look, and are more affordable. And that’s why we’ve done our research to bring to you the top 5 sedans that make a great buy.

Toyota Yaris

Although small in size, the Yaris offers a thoroughly enjoyable driving experience. And, for the money you pay, it comes with a lot of features. Despite this, the Yaris doesn’t cross the $20,000 mark even if you opt for a fully-loaded model. While the engine is modestly powered, the exceptional handling more than makes up for the engine.

Honda Insight

Think of the Insight as a Civic, but designed with a hybrid powertrain. This model from Honda is roomy, offers plenty of cargo space, and provides great acceleration. It also offers one of the best fuel economy in comparison to other traditional hybrids. The Insight’s base price is $23,885.

Kia Stinger

While it’s about the same size as the Kia Optima, the Stinger offers stronger performance and a sleeker look. The interior also has an upscale feel and you get sufficient cargo space as well. The price of the Kia Stinger starts at $34,125.

Mercedes-Benz A-Class

If you are looking for an entry-level luxury car, look no further – the Mercedes-Benz A-Class is a real winner. Even the base model is designed with a richly-detailed cabin, a noteworthy infotainment system, and great display screens. For just a little under $34,000, the A-Class makes a great buy.

Tesla Model 3

If you’re looking to buy an electric car, the Tesla Model 3 is something you should definitely consider. It is modern, practical, and pretty fast. The only drawback is, perhaps, the absence of physical buttons. That said, you do get a number of high-end features and a big touchscreen. You also get about 322 miles of range on a single charge. The base price is $41,290, but with tax incentives, you could probably get it for less.