If you're in the market for a new vehicle, you may cringe at the thought of a high monthly car payment. Luckily, there are many reliable used cars that go for under $10,000. When purchasing one of these vehicles, you can lock in a low monthly car payment or pay off the vehicle upfront and enjoy it stress-free. No matter what financing plan you choose, our experts at AutoOne in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, can help you find your dream car. Here are 10 of the most reliable used cars that cost less than $10,000 according to U.S. News & World Report.

2012 Honda Fit

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Honda Fit 1.5 EXL 2012 by RL GNZLZ licensed by CC BY_SA 2.0

The 2012 Honda Fit is a reliable vehicle that you can use for everyday commutes or weekend trips with the family. The interior is incredibly versatile, as you can fold the rear seats in several ways to fit both passengers and cargo. This configuration lets you fit one to three passengers in the back row or fit both small and large items in 57.3 cubic feet of cargo space.

USB ports weren't commonly standard in a lot of vehicles made in 2012, but that's not the case with the Honda Fit. This vehicle has a USB port included in all models, which allows both the driver and their passengers to charge mobile devices on the go. Also standard with all 2012 Fit trim levels are power door locks, power windows, cruise control, and air conditioning. As a bonus, some 2012 Fit models come with Bluetooth connectivity.

2010 Mazda MX-5 Miata

The  2010 Mazda MX-5 Miata is a reliable sports car that seats two people. The cabin is roomy enough so that both the driver and the passenger can enjoy a short ride or a longer trip. Although there is minimal trunk space, the MX-5 Miata's build is great for driving in crowded cities and on tight streets. The vehicle provides agile handling that helps you command the road wherever you go. The 2012 MX-5 Miata also comes with a reliable engine that provides 167 horsepower and either a five or six-speed manual transmission.

2010 Lexus ES

The benefits of buying a used car are clear when you buy a 2010 Lexus ES. This vehicle has a well-designed cabin with perks like standard leather seating, power-adjustable front seats, dual-zone automatic temperature control, and a sunroof. The V-6 engine provides 272 horsepower, and it has a much softer suspension than rival vehicles of the same year. This creates a smooth driving experience on the highway, making long road trips more enjoyable.

2011 Buick LaCrosse

The 2011 Buick LaCrosse is a reliable vehicle that provides a comfortable ride and a luxurious interior. Inside this midsize car, you'll find well-upholstered seats that are leather in the upper trim levels and cloth in the lower-end models. Standard interior features include satellite radio, a power driver's seat, and a seven-speaker audio system. The default four-cylinder engine provides plenty of power to fuel your adventures, but you can also find models with a 3.6-liter V-6 engine for an added boost on the road.

2009 Saturn Outlook

The 2009 Saturn Outlook is a compact SUV that can get you and the family wherever you need to go. All models have a robust 3.6-liter V-6 engine to power them on streets and off-road trails. If you get the SR model, you'll notice some extra power thanks to a dual exhaust system. Some standard features that come with all 2009 Outlooks include an audio system with six speakers, cruise control, and the OnStar telematics system.

2007 GMC Yukon

The 2007 GMC Yukon is a spacious SUV that's a great family vehicle. Depending on what model you get, it can seat as few as five passengers or up to nine. You have your choice of three powerful V-8 engines that can be paired with a rear-wheel-drive or an all-wheel-drive system. The 2007 Yukon is quite a robust vehicle, as you can equip it to tow up to 8,500 pounds.

2010 Toyota Avalon

One of the most memorable things about the 2010 Toyota Avalon is its rear seating. All the rear seats recline so that back passengers can get in some quality rest during long drives. While the seats don't fold down all the way, many car owners don't mind this trade-off because they receive a spacious cabin for all their passengers. Its notably powerful V-6 engine provides 268 horsepower, which is much higher than you might expect from a midsize sedan.

2011 Toyota Prius

The 2011 Toyota Prius was definitely ahead of its time in the electric vehicle market. Its combined gasoline engine and electric motor can save you on trips to the gas station, while the fuel economy is traditionally better in the city. It takes advantage of stop-and-go motions, so this vehicle is notably a good investment if you live in a crowded area or have to drive through one for a daily commute. With higher trim levels of the 2011 Prius, you can access features like a push-start button, Bluetooth connectivity, and leather upholstery.

2009 Audi A3

The 2009 Audi A3 has received high predicted reliability and safety scores, so you can have confidence in this vehicle's performance. The front row has plenty of headroom and legroom, and the hatchback design makes it easy to load and haul cargo around town. You can get this vehicle with a turbocharged four-cylinder engine or find a model with a more powerful V-6 replacement.

2012 Honda Civic

All Honda Civics are synonymous with reliability, and the 2012 model is no exception. You can get this vehicle in the traditional sedan body style, but you can also opt for a coupe version if you don't need as much cabin space. The 2012 Honda Civic has received excellent safety scores, so you stay secure whenever you're operating this vehicle. It received perfect scores for overall, side, and front impact safety, and a high score for rollover crash safety.

Did any of these cars catch your eye? Stop by our dealership at Auto One today to begin shopping for a used vehicle. While our inventory is constantly changing, you're sure to find a reliable used car like the ones above that won't break the bank. Contact us online or give us a call at 888-887-3293.


 
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