I drove one of the few new cars that goes for less than $30K. It shouldn’t be overlooked.
- The Nissan Kicks compact SUV starts at just $22,730.
- The Kicks got a much-needed makeover for the 2025 model year.
- If you have your heart set on a new car, but don’t have a lot to spend, the Kicks is a great option.
New cars have gotten really expensive.
The new Nissan Kicks, a compact SUV, is one of the few new cars on the market that can be fully loaded for around $30,000. The all-wheel drive option with the premium package (which includes a panoramic moonroof and heated front seats) costs $31,020.
I can’t express to you what a rare find that is these days. The $30,000 car is an endangered species, particularly after the industry largely ditched affordable sedans and small cars in favor of larger and more expensive SUVs.
Even as dealers and car companies offer more discounts and deal with a much more stable manufacturing environment has made
A more stable manufacturing environment and a slew of dealer incentives have made car shopping a little easier this year, but the average price paid for a new car is still around $45,000, according to industry data.
After taking the Nissan Kicks for an hourlong drive in Metro Detroit, I was impressed by the level of tech and styling for the price tag. It could make a great first car for a teenage driver or an option for someone with a limited budget who doesn’t want a used car.
This article was originally published by Nora Naughton at All Content from Business Insider (https://www.businessinsider.com/nissan-kicks-review-price-rare-find-under-30k-2024-10).
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