Used cars are increasingly becoming a popular choice among drivers who don’t require shiny new vehicles to get them from one destination to another. Most of the time, these owners are usually conscious about their financial decisions and therefore would love to save more money on fuel consumption by buying used cars that are also fuel efficient. To help you find the perfect ride, here are three of the best available on the market.
Although it was built almost twenty years ago, there is no denying the reliability and practicality that the 1994 Mazda 323 brings to its owner. The son of one of the biggest Japanese powerhouses in the automotive market, the 323 is famous for its exceptional road handling performance. Its great handling allows the driver to obtain great maneuverability from the vehicle, and thus achieve a smooth and satisfying driving experience. Viewing the 323 from the outside, drivers would think that with its small build, the car would be quite cramped inside, but looking inside, they’ll see that it actually houses a spacious front passenger area. This Mazda currently sells for around $900.
As the offspring of one of the great Japanese company’s luxury brands, Honda, the 1993 Acura Integra does not disappoint its owner by providing not only impressive fuel efficiency, but also performance on the road worthy of a sports car. One of the many delights of the Integra, therefore, lies in its quick acceleration and, together with one of the most crucial safety systems a vehicle must have, the anti-lock braking system, it also provides sufficient protection for both drivers and to the passengers. Although it is an even older model than the 323, the Integra still sports the sleek, clean look that goes with a luxurious sports car. Expect prices to be in the $600 to $1,700 range.
Built under General Motor’s premium Buick brand, it’s no wonder the 1996 Buick LeSabre remains a favorite to this day. Far from just being a beauty on the outside with its smooth and sleek looks, the LeSabre also offers its driver a satisfying driving experience with exceptional automatic transmission performance. Its acceleration is also well received by many drivers, as are its spacious passenger and cargo areas. Despite its speed, the LeSabre has also refused to trade off safety by providing an anti-lock braking system. This Buick sells for roughly the $700 to $2,500 price range.
The demand for quality, fuel-efficient used cars is on the rise, and while the competition is stiff, these three vehicles hold their own among the best available on the market today.
