![]() Best cars for bad credit loansA slow car market is good news for you2007 was a bad year for car sales and '08 is expected to be worse. And that means there are deals to be had. | ||
| Now remember that when you see a car advertised around $10,000 (ala the Chevy Aveo), it's generally going to be a stripped-down model. So you can expect to pay more for air conditioning or power steering or whatever, but that's okay if you know it going in. Fuel-efficient cars of note include the Toyota Yaris and Honda Fit, though the Nissan Versa and Chevy Cobalt are cheaper (and rate about as well with the experts). The Hyundai Accent is essentially the same car as the Kia Rio, and the Rio is not only generally a little bit cheaper, it's been the highest rated subcompact car by J.D. Power for two years. | ||
| The king of new cars for bad credit customers remains Suzuki, a company with five 08 models that list for less than $15,000 brand-new. Finally, a special nod to the Ford Focus. It lists higher (about $13,000) but includes more in the base price and scores well with the experts. Proceed to best used cars for bad credit car loan customers.> > > | ||






