If you're considering buying an economy car, your motivation is probably to save money on gasoline, as economy cars are fuel-efficient by name and nature. While every ranking entity seems to come to a different conclusion for its number one choice, here are three top picks to get your research started.
Ford Festiva
US News and World Report ranks the Ford Festiva as number one in its affordable small car category. It specifically cites its "fun driving experience" and comfortable interior with upscale accessories. As for fuel economy, it gets an estimated 30 miles per gallon during city driving and 40 miles per gallon on the highway.
Toyota Prius
The Daily Green gives accolades to the Toyota Prius, naming it the top pick because of its excellent fuel economy. The Prius' hybrid gasoline/electric engine gets an average 50 miles per gallon. It also was named one of the Greenest Cars of the Year by Greenopia.
Honda Fit
Experts at The Car Guide named the Honda Fit the number one pick in the subcompact category. They praised the Fit for its cargo space, air bags and road handling. According to Honda, the Fit gets 32 miles per gallon and has a 5-star crash rating.
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