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Even Out of Warranty, Some Used Cars Remain Great Deals. Discover Five Models That Stand Out for Their Robustness and Reliability, Such as the Hyundai HB20, Toyota Yaris, and Honda City. Find Out Which Is the Best Option for You!
When we think about buying a used car, the warranty offered by the manufacturer often weighs in on the decision. After all, three or five years of coverage provides peace of mind to the buyer.
However, there are great vehicles that, even out of warranty, continue to be excellent deals. Hyundai HB20, Toyota Yaris, Honda City, and other used models can be an excellent choice, offering robustness and low maintenance.
Below, we list five cars that stand out in this regard and deserve your attention.
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Hyundai HB20 2019: Proven Robustness
The Hyundai HB20, one of the best-selling cars in Brazil, is a safe option even after the end of its five-year warranty.
Models prior to 2019 offer two engine options: the 1.0 three-cylinder engine with 80 hp and the 1.6 16V that reaches 128 hp.
With prices ranging from R$ 50 thousand to R$ 80 thousand, it is possible to find models with either manual or six-speed automatic transmission.
One important detail: be cautious when choosing the 1.0 turbo version with 105 hp, as it uses a different technology than the current turbocharged engine.
Toyota Yaris 2019: Reliability and Economy
The Toyota Yaris is another model that, even out of warranty, remains a good purchase. Launched in 2018, it comes with a 1.3 engine with 90 hp or a 1.5 with 110 hp, the latter still offered today.
Prices range from R$ 65 thousand to R$ 90 thousand, and the Yaris stands out for its robust and reliable mechanics. With simple maintenance and few chronic problems, it is a safe choice.
Honda City 2019: Space and Technology
For those looking for a spacious and reliable sedan, the Honda City from 2019 is an excellent option. Equipped with a 1.5 engine with 110 hp, the same as the Honda Fit, the City offers a five-speed manual transmission or CVT automatic.
Prices range from R$ 80 thousand to R$ 90 thousand, and this generation already features a multimedia center and LED headlights. It is worth noting that, despite the advancements, the version still lacks in safety, with only the airbags required by law.
Volkswagen Polo 2021: Above-Average Performance
The Volkswagen Polo, with three years of warranty, no longer has factory coverage for models from 2021 and earlier.
Prices range from R$ 56 thousand for the most basic versions with a 1.0 engine with 84 hp, to R$ 150 thousand for the sporty GTS with a 1.4 TSI engine with 150 hp.
Among the intermediate options are the 1.6 with 117 hp and the 1.0 TSI with 128 hp. Despite the interior featuring an excess of plastic parts, the Polo stands out for its driving dynamics that is above average.
Fiat Strada 2021: Versatility and Cost-Effectiveness
If you need a pickup and don’t mind the lack of warranty, the Fiat Strada is an excellent choice.
With prices between R$ 66 thousand and R$ 105 thousand, the second-generation Strada offers options for single or double cabins and engine choices of Fire 1.4 with 88 hp or Firefly 1.3 with 107 hp. All versions have a five-speed manual transmission, making it a robust and practical choice.
Question to the Reader
Buying a used car out of warranty can be a great deal, as long as you choose models known for their reliability and robustness.
The Hyundai HB20, Toyota Yaris, Honda City, Volkswagen Polo, and Fiat Strada are examples of vehicles that, even without factory coverage, continue to offer excellent performance and low maintenance costs.
For you, reader, what is the best used model? Have you had any positive or negative experiences with cars out of warranty? Share in the comments!
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