New Cars Under $15000
Sometimes, less numbers disappoint you. Especially, when you see your bank balance. However, with the new year, arrives a new range of speedsters that promise to blow the highway for cost fitting your budget. You know, buying a car is like getting married. You get one for yourselves, but don't forget to keep a check on the latest models (those married, I now understand your plight!). But at least, you can get your old car exchanged for a new one (erm...)! With that said, the new year, 2011, brings with it a gamut of reasons for you to switch over to a new car. A sassy experience of driving, fuel-efficiency, and price range? Fifteen thousand dollars! Let's unveil all the new cars set under 15000 dollars of price, currently available in the market. Whether you're actually contemplating on buying a new thrill machine, looking for some handy tips for buying a new car, or are just keen to know what's the latest buzz in the fraternity of automobiles, we've enlisted all the new and upcoming roadsters for your convenience. Let's test drive the following sections!
Top 5 New Cars Under 15000 Dollars
Here's enlisting the new cars for 2011 that you can go for, if you've set your budget for below $15k. Pick up the brand name you have hots for, and we'll help you select the best car for your suited price range. For now, take a look at the top 5 safest cars under $15k.
2011 Honda Fit
MRP: Starting at $14,900
Want an experience of an SUV? You better go for Honda Fit that gives a fantastic average of 28 in city, and 35 on the highway. What's more, this speedster comes with all the comfort features preferred by a new buyer. Power windows, power door locks, good 10 cup holders, and a roaring 160 watt audio system... these are all just the basics! This Honda car is fun to drive, and price range exactly suits your budget.
2011 Ford Fiesta SE Sedan
MRP: Starting at $14,200
Even though it is not as heart-meltingly beautiful as the Fiesta Hatchback, we rank it up high on our list for its five-speed manual, power everything, and a beautiful interior. This car is even better than the Fit when it comes to average - it offers MPG of 29 in city, and 38 on the highway. What's more, its audio system makes music listening all the more easy for it comes with a special USB port, so that you can stream down music from whichever device you want. This car, certainly, is the best Sedan under $15000!
2011 Toyota Yaris 3-Door Liftback
MRP: Starting at $12,900
This car is one of the most beautiful cars under $15000! For the happy two of you, this cute car offers astonishing 36 MPG on the highway. Astonishing because the figures for this car are pretty impressive for a non-hybrid car. With 106 horsepower, and 1.5 liter 4-cylinder engine, you cannot get enough of this beautiful package. It's the trust of Toyota, after all!
2011 Hyundai Elantra
MRP: Starting at $14,830
Doesn't matter if you've decided not to spend a penny more than $15000. This novel Hyundai offering doesn't ask for any more. This car is a 6-speed manual, and owns 140-horsepower 1.8-liter 4-cylinder. What's more, its antiskid system and wireless cell-phone link makes it one of the most chosen cars for this year. A luxury buy for just $14,830, this car offers terrific MPG of 29 in city, and 35 on the highway!
2011 Mazda2 Sport
MRP: Starting at $13,980
Not too loose, not too compact, the all new Mazda2 4-door hatchback offers ultimate experience to the passengers with its light weight, yet a 100 horse power 4-cylinder mated to a 5-speed manual. Great pick up and excellent fuel-efficiency, this sports car is what you need to flaunt. What's more, it offers good 35 MPG on highway which makes it all the more attractive to users looking for a subcompact buy. Truly, a perfect Zoom-zoom in its utmost concentrated form!
While the above were our favorite picks, what follows below is a list of all the new cars this year will boast upon. Here are the options you could browse through:
| Car Name | Approx. MRP (in USD) |
| 2011 Chevrolet Aveo | $12000 - $15,500 |
| 2011 Hyundai Accent | $9,985 - $16,145 |
| 2011 Kia Forte | $14,700 - $18,470 |
| 2011 Kia Rio | $13,695 - $18,695 |
| 2011 Kia Soul | $13,300 - $18,495 |
| 2011 Nissan Cube | $14,290 - $21,190 |
| 2011 Mitsubishi Lancer | $14,995 - $27,895 |
| 2011 Nissan Versa | $9,990 - $16,900 |
| 2011 Suzuki SX4 | $13,499 - $19,249 |
Note: The prices mentioned above are approximate and may be subject to change. It is recommended you confirm them with your car dealer.
Whichever speedster you buy, the only new car buying advice would be to ensure all credentials of the company and the dealer. 2011 is definitely the year of opportunities. Make the most out of it, and go for the most lucrative buy. After all, cars aren't something you buy every other day, do you?
