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t-rex · 02-09-2008, 04:43 PM

In that size category, I'd say the Fit would be the best vehicle. But it's pricey. You can get in a bigger car, like a Cobalt, for the same money.

The Aveo's ancient tranny is what kills its MPG figs.

I've been seeing quite a lot of the new Accent 3-door hatches running about town. It's somewhat sportier looking than it seems in pics, and appears to offer good bang-for-the-buck.

Yaris is a good car, but I find it overpriced, like most Toyotas.

If styling and value-for-the-money were key factors, I'd narrow it down to Aveo, Accent, and Versa.

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t-rex 6.2 Liter LS9 Supercharged V8 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: New Orleans Drives: 2005 BMW 325i. Posts: 7,523	Re: King Riffle Drives the 2008 Chevy Aveo sedan In that size category, I'd say the Fit would be the best vehicle. But it's pricey. You can get in a bigger car, like a Cobalt, for the same money. The Aveo's ancient tranny is what kills its MPG figs. I've been seeing quite a lot of the new Accent 3-door hatches running about town. It's somewhat sportier looking than it seems in pics, and appears to offer good bang-for-the-buck. Yaris is a good car, but I find it overpriced, like most Toyotas. If styling and value-for-the-money were key factors, I'd narrow it down to Aveo, Accent, and Versa.