Cars have become more expensive than ever in the past few years, with the average new car costing $49,740 in January. And with Trump’s tariffs, they’re only set to get more expensive.
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But that doesn’t mean good deals don’t still exist.
Consumer Reports compiled a list of the most reliable new cars and SUVs under $30,000 for people looking to buy something that won’t break the bank.
Continue reading to see which cars made the list:
