New High-Mileage Cars

Vehicle Name		List Price
See More Photos Watch the Video	Chevrolet Cobalt (2009) (XFE (manual) only)	$14,990 – $23,525
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features 2.2-liter engine gets variable valve timing Coupe and sedan body styles Side curtain airbags Standard OnStar communication system XM Satellite Radio Explore the Chevrolet Cobalt: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Ford Focus (2009) (Manual transmission only)	$15,520 – $18,265
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Coupe version Selectable ambient lighting available Available only as sedan and coupe Available electronic stability control Some new exterior styling tweaks Explore the Ford Focus: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Honda Civic (2009)	$15,305 – $25,190
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Updated exterior styling Stability system available on more models Available USB port for MP3 players IIHS Top Safety Pick Natural-gas-powered GX sedan Explore the Honda Civic: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Honda Civic Hybrid (2009)	$23,650
See More Photos	Notable Features Updated front bumper New Bluetooth and USB audio capability Electronic stability system standard Continuously variable automatic transmission Side-impact and side curtain airbags Explore the Honda Civic Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
Watch the Video	Honda Fit (2009) (Automatic only, not Sport)	$14,750 – $16,260
Watch the Video	Notable Features Redesigned for 2009 Larger size 1.5-liter four-cylinder Manual or automatic Paddle shifters (automatic) USB input for MP3 players and flash drives Explore the Honda Fit: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Hyundai Accent (2009)	$14,120 – $17,020
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Sport-tuned Elantra Touring hatchback Manual or automatic Six airbags and ABS standard Sedan gets low-30s highway gas mileage iPod-compatible stereo Explore the Hyundai Accent: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Kia Rio (2009)	$11,495 – $14,025
See More Photos	Notable Features 110-hp, 1.6-liter four-cylinder Manual or automatic Six standard airbags New satellite radio Explore the Kia Rio: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Mini Cooper (2009)	$28,550 – $34,300
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Convertible redesigned for 2009 Openometer tracks top-down time Six-speed manual or automatic Standard side airbags Good reliability (hardtop) New John Cooper Works edition Explore the Mini Cooper: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Mini Cooper Clubman (2009) (Manual transmission only)	$30,800
See More Photos	Notable Features 9.4 inches longer than original Mini Cooper Available Mini Cooper John Cooper Works Clubman 61 percent more cargo room behind backseat than original Cooper Third access door Swing-out rear doors Explore the Mini Cooper Clubman: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Nissan Altima Hybrid (2009)	$26,650
See More Photos	Notable Features Nissan's first gas/electric hybrid Navigation system, rearview camera Combined 198-hp drivetrain Hybrid-specific CVT tuning Explore the Nissan Altima Hybrid: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Pontiac G5 (2009) (Base model, XFE and GT manual transmission only)	$16,980 – $20,280
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Manual-transmission XFE gets 37 mpg highway Related to Chevrolet Cobalt coupe USB/iPod compatibility Standard 2.2-liter engine with slightly more power 2.4-liter engine dropped Available sport-tuned GT model Explore the Pontiac G5 : Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Smart ForTwo (2009)	$11,990 – $20,990
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Hardtop or convertible Miniscule dimensions Seats two 33 mpg in the city Built to order Stability system, four airbags Explore the Smart ForTwo: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Toyota Corolla (2009)	$15,350 – $18,860
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Redesigned for 2009 1.8-liter or 2.4-liter four-cylinder Manual or automatic Six airbags and ABS standard Optional stability control Available navigation system Explore the Toyota Corolla: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos	Toyota Prius (2009)	$22,000 – $24,270
See More Photos	Notable Features Can run at low speeds on battery alone Large center LCD screen Electric-dominant hybrid powertrain Hatchback body style Enhanced regenerative braking Available Touring edition Explore the Toyota Prius: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare
See More Photos Watch the Video	Toyota Yaris (2009)	$12,205 – $15,125
See More Photos Watch the Video	Notable Features Stubby design, miniscule overhangs New four-door hatchback Standard antilock brakes Explore the Toyota Yaris: Build Your Own \| Research and Compare