Top 10 Cheapest Cars In SA
Its all always advisable to buy the car that you can afford. Here is a list of the top cheapest cars in SA. In actual fact some of them do make the economic, beautiful interior and technology cut.
1) Nissan Versa 1.6 S
The Versa hangs tight to its cheapest-alternative-to-a-used-car status while vaunting a more attractive wrapper (at least in person). The longer tail adds one cubic foot of trunk volume to last year’s 13.8 cube
2) Chevrolet Spark LS
The redesigned Matiz (codenamed M300) was launched in 2009 and is based on the 2007 Chevrolet Beat concept car. Although sold globally as the Chevrolet Spark, in India this model retains the Beat name from the concept car, as the second generation Spark continues to be sold in this market. Prior to the 2011 elimination of the Daewoo marque in South Korea, the third generation Spark was marketed as the Daewoo Matiz Creative. It is powered by a 1.2 L turbocharged gasoline engine mated to an automatic transmission.
3) Smart For Two Pure
The specifications / technical data of the smart micro hybrid drive are generally the same as the basic version of the smart fortwo pure coupé. Engine : 52 kW petrol engine with micro hybrid drive technology, 3-cylinder in-line engine with capacity of 999 cc.
However, this version has modified consumption and emission figures: Fuel consumption: 5.4 / 3.8 / 4.3 l / 100 km (urban cycle / extra-urban cycle / combined cycle) Fuel saving: 8% on average, up to 13% in urban traffic CO2 emissions: reduced from 112 g/km to 103 g/km
4) Mitsubishi Mirage
Active Stability Control (ASC)5 employs sensors that monitor the grip of each tire. If a wheel begins to slip, the system communicates with the ABS to apply the brakes to the wheels with the most traction. More seats and five doors mean more friends, and more fun. And seven standard airbags4 help keep you and your passengers protected in nearly any situation.
5) Kia Rio LX
The Rio’s sporty design, innovative engineering, impressive performance, advanced technology and a range of available options make it a winner any way you look at it.
6) Nissan Versa Notes S
From every perspective, from every angle, no matter how you look at it, you get more miles, more technology, and more features in a Versa Note. You won’t find an old-school key ignition here. Instead, Versa Note offers Nissan’s Push Button Ignition. Just jump in, hit “START”, and go! Chilly mornings are what heated driver’s seats were made for. But why should drivers get all the love? In the all-new Versa Note, you can get heated seats for both driver and front passenger
7) Ford Fiesta S
Mimicking luxury saloons the Fiesta S has no fewer than SEVEN airbags, that odd number due to the inclusion of a knee airbag for the driver. Bluetooth connectivity with voice control is standard, too. There is a manual air-con – not a climate control system – a multi-speaker audio system with aux-in and USB ports as well as sports seats and electric power steering. Power is derived from the same 1,6-litre, in-line four-pot that powers all the other 1,6 litre models in the range, so there is no real “S” under the bonnet. Maximum power is 88 kW and 152 N.m of peak torque is developed at 4 300 r/min. Drive is transferred to the front wheels via a slick, five-speed gearbox.
8) Chevrolet Sonic LS
9) Toyota Yaris L
With Bluetooth® wireless technology standard in every Yaris, your phone can stay in your pocket and you can still access it from your car. The stylish interior surrounds you with fun, modern touches like an illuminated instrument cluster located right in front of you. Outside, the color-keyed grille and mirrors, available front and rear sport bumpers and integrated fog lights make it positively Yaris.
10) Kia Soul Base
Body-colour Exterior door handles. 16″ wheels with fill covers. Low rolling resistance tires.
