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5 Cars That Are Being Overlooked and Cost Between R$ 36,000 and R$ 78,000 in the Used Market

Written by Bruno Teles
Published on 24/07/2025 at 11:37
Updated on 26/07/2025 at 20:43
Carros fora do radar por até R$ 55 mil: 5 opções que estão sendo ignoradas injustamente
Carros fora do radar por até R$ 55 mil: 5 opções que estão sendo ignoradas injustamente
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Used Models With Great Cost-Effectiveness Go Unnoticed in the Market, But Can Impress With Their Space, Economy, and Robustness

There are cars that are being ignored by Brazilians, even offering attributes that please those looking for economy, reliability, and interior space. Often, these models go off the radar due to their design, unjust reputation, or being out of production, but that does not diminish their qualities.

In this survey, we highlight five used vehicles that combine good engines, simple maintenance, and comfort — and that could be great opportunities for those who want to avoid the obvious models and make a good deal.

1. Fiat Grand Siena

5 cars that are being ignored and cost between R$ 36,000 and R$ 78,000 in the used market

The Fiat Grand Siena was an evolution of the traditional Siena, with a more modern design, a trunk of 520 liters, and good interior space. It is common to find it with a 1.4 or 1.6 engine and manual transmission — the automated version should be avoided.

Although practical and reliable, it is one of the cars that are being ignored at used car dealerships. Its average fuel consumption is around 7 km/l with ethanol and 10 km/l with gasoline in the city. On the highway, it reaches 12.7 km/l.

2015 units with a 1.4 engine can be found for around R$ 36,000 on the Fipe Table, making it a great option for those wanting a sedan with low maintenance costs.

2. Chevrolet Cobalt

5 cars that are being ignored and cost between R$ 36,000 and R$ 78,000 in the used market

The Chevrolet Cobalt stands out for its spacious interior and comfort. Its understated look and non-daring design helped to alienate part of the audience, but it offers good performance with the 1.8 engine and well-equipped versions.

Fuel consumption with gasoline reaches 15 km/l on the highway. It is possible to find 2016 LTZ units for R$ 55,000, with leather seats and MyLink multimedia. A robust car, easy to maintain, and still ignored by many buyers.

3. Ford EcoSport Storm

5 cars that are being ignored and cost between R$ 36,000 and R$ 78,000 in the used market

The EcoSport Storm is the most equipped version of Ford’s SUV, featuring a 2.0 Duratec engine, 4×4 traction, and conventional automatic transmission — unlike the problematic Powershift. It was designed for those seeking robustness and adventurous style.

Even though it is complete, safe, and strong, it has made the list of cars that are being ignored due to the end of Ford’s operations in Brazil. However, there is still ample supply of parts and technical support.

With a consumption of up to 11.5 km/l on the highway, the 2019 model costs around R$ 78,000, being one of the best off-road options below R$ 80,000.

4. Nissan Versa (1st Generation)

5 cars that are being ignored and cost between R$ 36,000 and R$ 78,000 in the used market

The Nissan Versa is one of the most spacious compact sedans in the category. With a wheelbase of 2.60 m and a trunk of 460 liters, it suits families and ride-share drivers well. The problem? Its design is underestimated by many.

Versions with a 1.6 flex engine deliver up to 111 hp and a consumption of up to 15 km/l on the highway. It is possible to buy a 2016 Versa for R$ 50,000, even with features like power steering, digital air conditioning, and good finishing.

Easy to maintain, reliable, and comfortable, it is one of the cars that are being ignored but deliver much more than they appear to.

5. Toyota Etios

5 cars that are being ignored and cost between R$ 36,000 and R$ 78,000 in the used market

Ugly to some, excellent to others. The Toyota Etios may have a controversial look, but it is known for its durability and efficiency. With 1.3 or 1.5 engines, it delivers honest performance and an average consumption of up to 14.9 km/l on the highway.

The central dashboard still generates controversies, but that does not affect the quality of the car. 2017 versions with a 1.5 engine can be purchased for R$ 49,000, with air conditioning, power steering, and good interior space.

Ignored due to its appearance, the Etios is one of the used cars most reliable on the market, with simple maintenance and recognized longevity.

Have you ever owned any of these ignored cars? Do you think any model deserved more attention? Comment below and share your opinion with the community.

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Parecido Querino
Parecido Querino
29/07/2025 09:40

Tenho um versa 2014 estou muito satisfeito, futuramente quero outro mais novo. Não dá mecânica e de excelente conforto.

Ana Francisca
Ana Francisca
29/07/2025 07:56

Tenho eco sport 2015, nunca tive problema nem mecanico e nem eletrico, carro maravilhoso

Fernanda
Fernanda
27/07/2025 06:27

Em 2016 comprei um Versa 2013 e fui muito feliz com esse carro. Espaço interno é ótimo, principalmente para quem fica no banco de trás. Direção muito macia. Carrão mesmo. Desejo ter outro. 🫶

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