The 5 Cars from Honda, Nissan, Fiat, Toyota, and Ford That Cost Less Than R$ 50,000 and Achieve Up to 12.2 Km/L in 2025!

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Published on 21/01/2025 at 00:26

Os 5 carros da Honda, Nissan, Fiat, Toyota e Ford que custam menos de R$ 50 mil e fazem até 12,2 KmL – Foto gerada por IA

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Heated Used Car Market: We’ve Compiled a List of Cars That Cost Less Than 50 Thousand. It’s Worth Noting That the List Mentions Affordable Cars Up To 13 Years Old. Meet 5 Cars From Honda, Nissan, Fiat, Toyota, and Ford That Are Worth It in 2025.

The turn of the year represents for many people a new opportunity to start projects, pursue specializations, and take care of their health overall. Thus, the search for used cars can be part of this new personal phase or also for those looking to change cars. The used and semi-new car market is quite heated in Brazil and, with research, it’s possible to find cars that cost less than 50 thousand reais. Check below the 5 cars from Honda, Nissan, Fiat, Toyota, and Ford that are between four to thirteen years old. It’s worth mentioning that they cost less than 50 thousand reais with prices published according to the FIPE table, and they may vary according to the ad found during the search.

Honda Fit LX 1.4 2012

To start the list of affordable cars, we have the compact hatch and reliable Honda Fit, which in 2012 in the LX version costs R$ 44,460 for the automatic version and R$ 40,976 for the manual option. This, which is one of the used cars, has certainly left a mark in the hearts of many drivers, due to its good interior space and unique design.

The vehicle’s engine, which is one of the cars that cost less than 50 thousand, produces 100 hp of power and 12.9 kgfm of torque, with a five-speed manual transmission.

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Nissan March SV 1.0 2019

For those who want a slightly newer car from Honda, Nissan, Fiat, Toyota, and Ford, another good option is the March SV, which has a 1.0 12V flex engine with 77 hp of power and 10 kgfm of torque, capable of achieving 8.8 km/l in the city and 10.4 km/l on the highway with ethanol, while it performs better with gasoline, consuming 12.9 km/l in urban driving and 15 km/l on the road. The model costs R$ 46,997.

Fiat Argo Drive 1.0 Firefly 2018

Moving from Japanese manufacturers to the traditional Italian ones, we have the Fiat Argo, which is one of the used cars aimed at those who wish to drive in the city and make short and long trips with good interior space for the driver and passengers, in addition to a trunk of 300 liters.

With a price of R$ 50,370, this is one of the affordable cars offering a Firefly 1.0 flex engine with 72 hp of power and 10.4 kgfm of torque when using gasoline, and 77 hp and 10.9 kgfm when fueled with ethanol.

Ford Ka 1.0 SE Plus 2020

The Ford Ka is one of the cars that cost less than 50 thousand, priced at R$ 49,936, being an option with power outputs of 85 hp (ethanol) and 80 hp (gasoline), with torques of 10.7 kgfm and 10.2 kgfm for ethanol and gasoline, respectively, providing urban consumption of 9.3 km/l (ethanol) and 13.3 km/l (gasoline), and on the highway, the car achieves 10.8 km/l (ethanol) and 15.6 km/l (gasoline).

Toyota Etios X 1.3 2017

The Toyota Etios is one of the cars from Honda, Nissan, Fiat, Toyota, and Ford that compensates for its different design with a 1.3 flex engine generating 93 hp of power and 13.1 kgfm of torque. In terms of consumption, this car, which is one of the affordable options, achieves 8.6 km/l with ethanol and 9.8 km/l with gasoline in the city.

On the highway, its consumption is 12.6 km/l and 14.2 km/l with ethanol and gasoline respectively. This, which is also one of the affordable cars, can be found at different prices, being R$ 49,829 for the automatic model and R$ 47,726 for the manual version.

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The 5 Cars from Honda, Nissan, Fiat, Toyota, and Ford That Cost Less Than R$ 50,000 and Achieve Up to 12.2 Km/L in 2025!

Heated Used Car Market: We’ve Compiled a List of Cars That Cost Less Than 50 Thousand. It’s Worth Noting That the List Mentions Affordable Cars Up To 13 Years Old. Meet 5 Cars From Honda, Nissan, Fiat, Toyota, and Ford That Are Worth It in 2025.

Honda Fit LX 1.4 2012

Nissan March SV 1.0 2019

Fiat Argo Drive 1.0 Firefly 2018

Ford Ka 1.0 SE Plus 2020

Toyota Etios X 1.3 2017

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