The 10 best used cars for less than $20,000 right now, according to Consumer Reports

Car prices are soaring — meaning many Americans simply can’t afford to buy a vehicle new. And with tariffs in the mix, prices might soon get even higher.

If your budget maxes out at $20,000 and you’re looking to purchase a car, Consumer Reports has you covered. It made a list of some of its highest-rated cars, SUVs, and trucks you can currently buy used for under $20,000.

Continue reading to see which vehicles made the list:

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A 2016 Mazda (MZDAY) 6 tends to sell for somewhere between $8,450 and $11,450 and gets good scores from Consumer Reports for reliability and fuel economy.

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You can score a 2019 Corolla for somewhere between $13,325 and $16,600. Consumer Reports says it’s a great choice for reliability, fuel economy, and a nice ride.

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A 2018 Mazda CX-5 tends to cost between $12,950 and $16,125. It got high marks from Consumer Reports for its handling and reliability.

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You can get a 2019 Hybrid Camry for between $16,700 and $21,000. Drivers can expect the car to get about 52 miles per gallon.

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A 2021 Kia (HYMTF) Sportage gets 25 miles per gallon and usually costs between $15,925 and $20,625. Consumer Reports praised its powertrain and surprisingly sporty drive.

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You can get a 2018 Hybrid Rav4 for between $16,200 and $21,025. The SUV gets 32 miles per gallon and Consumer Reports praised its handing, safety, and styling.

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A 2018 Mazda CX-9 tends to cost between $12,725 and $17,700. It got high marks on its road and reliability tests.

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You can score a 2017 Lexus (TM) NX for between $17,975 and $21,100. Consumer Reports praised it for practicality paired with a luxury feel.

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A 2015 Tacoma will usually cost you between $14,100 - $20,275 and is a reliable pick, according to Consumer Reports.

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For between $15,350 and $21,575, you can have a sporty MX-5 Miata that’s reliable and gets 32 miles per gallon.