Buying a new car

A Honda

Get yourself a delorean. That would be sweet.

We have a 2017 Buick Encore. Its great on gas and low maintenance. Its a small Suv. We absolutely love it.

I’d go for some kinda hybrid, the way the world is going you won’t be able to buy petrol / diesel cars soon

My 2015 Mazda CX5 is amazing. 4 cylinder with 27-30 MPG. lots of pep when needed.
Over 126,000 and only thing was new tires at about 75,000, and brakes at 95,000.
Besides that, regular oil changes and standard maintenance

They have hybrids in all models these days, SUV and trucks even have electric. I would say the choice is full electric, hybrid or normal gas. Once you figure that then figure out what make and model fits the budget.

Vespa. 😬

These gas prices can't last for ever. Me I would get a car that gets good gas or a SUV if u need the space

Ild stay away from truck as they simply arent efficient unless ya pull a camper or have a reason for one

Toyota in my books

Kias and Hyundai are popular in Canada for their price and long warranties

Hybrids would probably be my choice of what you mentioned but personally I love coupes

Hybrid all they way if money is a concern.

Something Japanese. Avoid American cars because they are heaps of crap.

A hybrid would be best on gas out of the three.

You have not mentioned your size or carry needs. But if a small SUV is suitable I would take a serious look at a Mitsubishi ASX. A design and build to match Toyota, frugal on fuel and a little better on purchase price than toyota.
Of course, if you have 6 kids or own more than 2 sheep dogs, you might need something larger.😷

Batteries run down

We have a Toyota Prius hybrid

We really like it. there’s lots of various types of hybrids these days tho.. but if you don't care how much you spend on gas then id get a bmw x5 or something as they run like a dream 😅 (power wise)

I have a Honda Civic coupe regular engine that gets 55 mpg on the highway, high safety rating, fun to drive, holds resale value, long term reliability. It’s my 3rd Honda purchase. Toyotas are also fantastic .

The 2022 Honda Accord Hybrid gets 41-48 mpg city and 41-48 Hwy. Honda is a great brand name. My 2004 Honda was purchased used, but has been with me for 11 years and has never had a major problem.

Depending on how much you get from the lawsuit I'd be looking at Lambo's... Red is popular but I like yellow better!

You can’t go wrong with Toyota’s or Honda’s Most are not terribly exciting but they run forever.

Camary if you are looking for a sedan. If affordable id even upgrade to a Lexus , over a BMW.

You can rule out a truck due to gas savings

I’d say a hybrid is a good bet

Truck

What kind of budget do you have?

Subaru Outback.

With the gas prices you should probably go hybrid.

SUV, well that is what I would choose.

Id go with toyota

not this
but I can recommend a Honda Civic after I drove a later model year

toyota corolla meets those needs, and retains its value over time compared to others (full disclosure i don't own a corolla i have an f150 pick up and a triumph motorcycle)

I have a Peugeot 208, not sure do you have Peugeot in USA?

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Avoid any truck. They are gas hogs at best.

SUV's get about 30 miles per gallon but there's way too many blind spots on almost every SUV that's built.

A hybrid car means you still have the same maintenance expense as a gasoline powered car but your car will only operate on pure battery power at speeds below 30mph. Above 30, the gas engine starts.

By 2025, most European car manufacturers have already announced that gas and diesel powered cars will no longer be manufactured, which means that if you own a gas powered car 3 years from now, you might have a hard time unloading it when it comes time to trade it.

If I were you, I'd go for a purely electric Chev product right now because Chev is offering to install a charging system in your garage free of charge as a special promotional offer.

Purely electric cars require zero routine maintenance to the engine and transmission because there are no oil changes, no filters and no transmission to maintain. Electric motors require zero maintenance. The main battery that powers the car is estimated to last for 8 years before requiring replacement. Make sure you trade the car before that or it will cost you $15k![/c]