The Top 10 Cheapest Cars In The World

The Top 10 Cheapest Cars In The World||The cheapest car on sale in the US today is the Nissan Versa at $12,780. That's a good deal, but the following ten were even cheaper when they hit the market. These are budget cars at their best.

All of the prices listed are adjusted for inflation and listed in 2013 dollars.

10.) Morris Minor

  

You could have it for: $12,500

The Morris was cheap, but not that cheap. What's remarkable about that price is that when the bean counters actually looked into the numbers after the merger into British Leyland was complete in 1968, they realized BMC lost 9 pounds ($168 today) on every car they sold.

That's sort of okay if the product in question is a halo car like the Lexus LFA or the Bugatti Veyron, but not quite right for a mass-produced economy car.

9.) Daihatsu Ayla

You can have it for: $6,386

Indonesians need some cheap transportation. What's known elsewhere as the Toyota Agya is exactly that, powered by a 1.0-liter 3-cylinder with an automatic shifter as an option. No thrills in sight.

8.) Fiat 500 Topolino

You could have it for: $5,434

This was the car from, during and until a decade after WW2 for the Italian masses. They sold 520,000.

7.) Peel P50

You could have it for: $4,420

The greatest city car on the planet.

6.) Ford Model T

5.) Zaporozhec

You could have it for: $3,551

Or you could keep your money and enjoy a careful life a little longer.

4.) Eshelman ASC

You could have it for: $3,455

Hey, it seats two!

3.) Banner Boy Buckboard

You could have it for: $3,152

The Ariel Atom of the time.

2.) Tata Nano

You can have it for: $2,598

The "world's cheapest car" is only a second on this list. That's how thorough we are.

1.) 2007 Kias

You could have it for: free as long as you bought a model-year 2008 Kia.