These are the most affordable SUV options on the market right now.
Consumers are increasingly turning towards sport utility vehicles and the following models are the 10 cheapest SUVs offered in Canada. Of course, the popularity of sport utility vehicles isn’t new and it doesn’t look like it will be fading anytime soon. What has changed over the last few years, however, is the number of affordable SUV options on the market.
Automakers recognized that buyers are changing the vehicles they buy, but they aren’t necessarily increasing their budget to get behind the wheel of an SUV. Having a range of utility vehicles priced below $24,000 will certainly help keep the SUV craze going.
We’re not done yet and this list is about to change with the arrival of the 2020 Hyundai Venue. The 10th cheapest SUV in Canada right now, the Jeep Renegade, is in limbo right now and we don’t even see a 2019 option on Jeep’s website. It should therefore be taken with a grain of salt. The other models on the list, however, are modern and for the most part high-quality vehicles.
Nissan Kicks – $17,998
Nissan Qashqai – $19,998
Chevrolet Trax – $20,800
Mazda CX-3 – $21,045
Hyundai Kona – $21,099
Kia Soul – $21,995
Ford EcoSport – $22,349
Honda HR-V – $23,300
Toyota C-HR – $23,675
Jeep Renegade – $23,890
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The Jeep Renegade starting price is almost $29K, not $23K.