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Vehicle Name List Price Sorted by Pricing
Chevrolet Cobalt (2009)
Chevrolet Cobalt (2009)
(XFE (manual) only)
$14,990 – $23,525
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
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Ford Focus (2009)
Ford Focus (2009)
(Manual transmission only)
$15,520 – $18,265
Notable Features
  • Coupe version
  • Selectable ambient lighting available
  • Available only as sedan and coupe
  • Available electronic stability control
  • Some new exterior styling tweaks
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Honda Civic (2009)
$15,305 – $25,190
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
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Honda Civic Hybrid (2009)
$23,650
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
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Honda Fit (2009)
Honda Fit (2009)
(Automatic only, not Sport)
$14,750 – $16,260
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
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Hyundai Accent (2009)
$14,120 – $17,020
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
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Kia Rio (2009)
$11,495 – $14,025
Notable Features
  • 110-hp, 1.6-liter four-cylinder
  • Manual or automatic
  • Six standard airbags
  • New satellite radio
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Mini Cooper (2009)
$28,550 – $34,300
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
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Mini Cooper Clubman (2009)
Mini Cooper Clubman (2009)
(Manual transmission only)
$30,800
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
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Nissan  Altima Hybrid (2009)
$26,650
Notable Features
  • Nissan's first gas/electric hybrid
  • Navigation system, rearview camera
  • Combined 198-hp drivetrain
  • Hybrid-specific CVT tuning
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Pontiac G5  (2009)
Pontiac G5 (2009)
(Base model, XFE and GT manual transmission only)
$16,980 – $20,280
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
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Smart ForTwo (2009)
$11,990 – $20,990
Notable Features
  • Hardtop or convertible
  • Miniscule dimensions
  • Seats two
  • 33 mpg in the city
  • Built to order
  • Stability system, four airbags
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Toyota Corolla (2009)
$15,350 – $18,860
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
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Toyota Prius (2009)
$22,000 – $24,270
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
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Toyota Yaris (2009)
$12,205 – $15,125
Notable Features
  • Stubby design, miniscule overhangs
  • New four-door hatchback
  • Standard antilock brakes
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