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2010+ Nissan Altima
2010+ VW Golf GTi
2010+ Toyota Yaris

there you go, get yourself something nice, watch some reviews.

>>16899893
Thank you.

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>>16899914
Gonna add to this that you don't need 25k for a decent car.
They're all about equal except the Yaris is a bit more boring, in exchange for a teensy bit more fuel economy.

The Altima will honestly be a fun car, it'll just pull you around and it'll haul a family or more.

Golf will also be fun for the price range, and would be my fav. pick, it's a hatchback, so if you like that aesthethic, dew it, plus, if you're in Europe it'll be extra cheap to get the Golf.

I really want to stress to you OP, test-drive these cars, get a feel for them.
If I can give you one bit of advice when buying a car: give them a test-drive, ignore the statistics, only when fuel economy is OUTRAGEOUSLY bad, you don't wanna go for it (less than 18 mpg).
Get yourself a car that you ENJOY driving.
A car you can be excited about stepping into every morning and going to work.
Many people drive shitboxes all their lives and never try a more fun car, and that makes them think driving is a chore, it really doesn't have to be.

That is my grounds for suggesting you these cars instead of the cheapest fuel economy econoboxes around.

Get a Honda fit/jazz so you have a lot, and I mean a lot of cargo space if you ever need to carry something

>>16899878
3k civic

bank the rest for gas and future repairs.

>>16899878
Just get a used prius for 10-15k

If all you care about is A-to-B, any Toyota will do. A used 2010+ camry will be comfy and decent on the inside. Prius can work too but it's driving dynamics will quell you from driving anymore than you want to

>>16899878
If diesel is an option I suggest go for it.
Gasoline cars dream the figures that diesel engines are able to achieve.

There's a reason in yurop they're such big of a deal.

Mazda 3

>>16899996
best damn thing ive read this whole thread

>>16900061
I've done some math using my european Ford Focus 1.8 TDDI against the US petrol equivalent.
On the same 11 gallons the price difference is 2$ (diesel 28.92$ while gasoline 26.57$) my car did 600 miles whereas the gasoline equivalent 300.

If you're really concerned about fuel economy this should make it breddy obvious, I mean you pay twice as much using gasoline.