5 of the Cheapest 40-mpg Cars for Sale

5 of the Cheapest 40-mpg Cars for Sale

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Whether you’re looking lớn cut costs, reduce your fuel consumption, or some combination of the two, you’ll find many cars capable of 40 mpg or higher on Autotrader. Some make great long-distance commuters, while others are perfect for puttering around town.
Fuel price uncertainty may have you looking for an eco-friendly car. We set a $7,000 limit on Autotrader and selected only cars that offer 40 mpg or higher. Here are five of the cheapest cars we found without any noted debilitating damages or salvage titles.

1. $2,499 for 40 mpg Highway: 2000 Saturn SL
Get this 2000 Saturn SL for $2,499.Saturn was a primary purveyor of basic rides for much of its 2-decade run. By 2000, the SL — that’s Saturn-speak for “sedan” and not a nod lớn the Mercedes-Benz SL-Class roadster — was a dated machine with meager standard features. Saturn charged just over $11,000 for the base SL, which bought a radio and hubcaps, but just one exterior mirror. Power-assisted steering, anti-lock brakes, and air conditioning all cost extra.

An trực tuyến VIN decoder shows that this was a loss-leader, though Saturn equipped it with optional air conditioning and, at some point, it gained a second rearview mirror. For just $2,499, this SL in suburban Los Angeles was factory-rated at 40 mpg on the highway when new. See Saturn SL models for sale
2. $2,950 for 51 mpg Highway: 2003 Honda Civic Hybrid
Get this 2003 Honda Civic Hybrid for $2,950.The original Honda Civic Hybrid doesn’t get the respect it should. These were appealing small cars, with good handling and a remarkably spacious interior — check out that rear-seat room. Then, Honda subbed in a gasoline-electric powertrain and made it available with a proper 5-speed manual transmission. Only a handful of hybrids with manual transmissions have ever existed, and this was one of the most popular.
This Civic Hybrid listed at an auction in South Carolina shows a reasonable 130,000 miles and doesn’t appear lớn be modified or majorly damaged. Even if it’s due for a complete battery replacement, those units are advertised trực tuyến for around $1,700 with what’s said lớn be a do-it-yourself installation. For less than $4,000, you’d still have an ultra-affordable commuter. See Honda Civic models for sale
3. $3,477 for 40 mpg Highway: 2006 Honda Civic LX Coupe
Get this 2006 Honda Civic LX Coupe for $3,477.Want a little fun in your commute? A redesign for 2006 brought fresh, spaceship-like styling lớn the Honda Civic. The most frugal version aside from the hybrid was actually with the optional automatic transmission, like this mid-level LX Coupe. For 2006, the LX trim màn chơi added features we like lớn see: power windows and locks, air conditioning, cruise control, and remote keyless entry. This particular Civic also has aftermarket wheels.
It may have 203,000 miles on it, but the Autocheck report is accident-free, and, frankly, the car looks pretty clean overall. An aftermarket touchscreen head unit with Bluetooth adds a modern flourish. For $3,477 at a Toyota dealer in Orlando, this may be a great cheap commuter for someone. See Honda Civic models for sale
4. $3,499 for 45 mpg Highway: 2009 Toyota Prius
Get this 2009 Toyota Prius for $3,499.Of course, there’s Prius on this list. With its sleek shape, the second-generation Prius is still the image of a hybrid vehicle for many drivers. They’ve proven lớn hold up well over time, with many doing duty as taxis or ride-share vehicles. This 311,000-mile example in Houston has averaged around 24,000 miles annually, so perhaps it was used by an Uber driver or just someone with a long commute.
Sure, there’s some paint fade, and the hood is a bit off-kilter, but for less than $35,000, this is a spacious, eco-friendly commuter car for very little money. And, if it needs a new battery, those seem lớn go for $1,500 or less trực tuyến. See Toyota Prius models for sale
5. $3,950 for 40 mpg Highway: 2013 Fiat 500 Pop
Get this 2013 Fiat 500 Pop for $3,950.There are plenty of cars between $3,500 and $4,000 on Autotrader that offer over 40 mpg on the highway, so let’s jump lớn this ultra-cheap, low-mile Fiat 500. This retro hatchback at a dealer near Chicago has plenty of Italian-style personality, and it boasts an accident-free Carfax history report with history in dry California and Arizona. Rust need not apply, hopefully.
Someone has modified this one with matte black paint and converted it into a pint-size delivery vehicle by removing all but the driver’s seat. Hey, if your gig delivers groceries or other items, this may be just the ticket. As it’s less than 10 years old, it also has some excellent modern amenities such as an auxiliary input for its audio system, Bluetooth, and a slew of airbags. See Fiat 500 models for sale
Related:
Chevrolet’s Subcompact Sonic Achieves 40 MPG
Buying a Used Hybrid Car: Advantages and Drawbacks
10 Best Used Cars That Get 40 MPG

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Whether you’re looking lớn cut costs, reduce your fuel consumption, or some combination of the two, you’ll find many cars capable of 40 mpg or higher on Autotrader. Some make great long-distance commuters, while others are perfect for puttering around town.
Fuel price uncertainty may have you looking for an eco-friendly car. We set a $7,000 limit on Autotrader and selected only cars that offer 40 mpg or higher. Here are five of the cheapest cars we found without any noted debilitating damages or salvage titles.

1. $2,499 for 40 mpg Highway: 2000 Saturn SL
Get this 2000 Saturn SL for $2,499.Saturn was a primary purveyor of basic rides for much of its 2-decade run. By 2000, the SL — that’s Saturn-speak for “sedan” and not a nod lớn the Mercedes-Benz SL-Class roadster — was a dated machine with meager standard features. Saturn charged just over $11,000 for the base SL, which bought a radio and hubcaps, but just one exterior mirror. Power-assisted steering, anti-lock brakes, and air conditioning all cost extra.

An trực tuyến VIN decoder shows that this was a loss-leader, though Saturn equipped it with optional air conditioning and, at some point, it gained a second rearview mirror. For just $2,499, this SL in suburban Los Angeles was factory-rated at 40 mpg on the highway when new. See Saturn SL models for sale
2. $2,950 for 51 mpg Highway: 2003 Honda Civic Hybrid
Get this 2003 Honda Civic Hybrid for $2,950.The original Honda Civic Hybrid doesn’t get the respect it should. These were appealing small cars, with good handling and a remarkably spacious interior — check out that rear-seat room. Then, Honda subbed in a gasoline-electric powertrain and made it available with a proper 5-speed manual transmission. Only a handful of hybrids with manual transmissions have ever existed, and this was one of the most popular.
This Civic Hybrid listed at an auction in South Carolina shows a reasonable 130,000 miles and doesn’t appear lớn be modified or majorly damaged. Even if it’s due for a complete battery replacement, those units are advertised trực tuyến for around $1,700 with what’s said lớn be a do-it-yourself installation. For less than $4,000, you’d still have an ultra-affordable commuter. See Honda Civic models for sale
3. $3,477 for 40 mpg Highway: 2006 Honda Civic LX Coupe
Get this 2006 Honda Civic LX Coupe for $3,477.Want a little fun in your commute? A redesign for 2006 brought fresh, spaceship-like styling lớn the Honda Civic. The most frugal version aside from the hybrid was actually with the optional automatic transmission, like this mid-level LX Coupe. For 2006, the LX trim màn chơi added features we like lớn see: power windows and locks, air conditioning, cruise control, and remote keyless entry. This particular Civic also has aftermarket wheels.
It may have 203,000 miles on it, but the Autocheck report is accident-free, and, frankly, the car looks pretty clean overall. An aftermarket touchscreen head unit with Bluetooth adds a modern flourish. For $3,477 at a Toyota dealer in Orlando, this may be a great cheap commuter for someone. See Honda Civic models for sale
4. $3,499 for 45 mpg Highway: 2009 Toyota Prius
Get this 2009 Toyota Prius for $3,499.Of course, there’s Prius on this list. With its sleek shape, the second-generation Prius is still the image of a hybrid vehicle for many drivers. They’ve proven lớn hold up well over time, with many doing duty as taxis or ride-share vehicles. This 311,000-mile example in Houston has averaged around 24,000 miles annually, so perhaps it was used by an Uber driver or just someone with a long commute.
Sure, there’s some paint fade, and the hood is a bit off-kilter, but for less than $35,000, this is a spacious, eco-friendly commuter car for very little money. And, if it needs a new battery, those seem lớn go for $1,500 or less trực tuyến. See Toyota Prius models for sale
5. $3,950 for 40 mpg Highway: 2013 Fiat 500 Pop
Get this 2013 Fiat 500 Pop for $3,950.There are plenty of cars between $3,500 and $4,000 on Autotrader that offer over 40 mpg on the highway, so let’s jump lớn this ultra-cheap, low-mile Fiat 500. This retro hatchback at a dealer near Chicago has plenty of Italian-style personality, and it boasts an accident-free Carfax history report with history in dry California and Arizona. Rust need not apply, hopefully.
Someone has modified this one with matte black paint and converted it into a pint-size delivery vehicle by removing all but the driver’s seat. Hey, if your gig delivers groceries or other items, this may be just the ticket. As it’s less than 10 years old, it also has some excellent modern amenities such as an auxiliary input for its audio system, Bluetooth, and a slew of airbags. See Fiat 500 models for sale
Related:
Chevrolet’s Subcompact Sonic Achieves 40 MPG
Buying a Used Hybrid Car: Advantages and Drawbacks
10 Best Used Cars That Get 40 MPG