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The Jeep Compass is on the expensive side among the cheapest new SUVs you can buy, but what makes the Compass notable is that in addition to being reasonably affordable, it’s the cheapest Jeep you can buy If your financial responsibility and your desire to hit some trails are in conflict, the Jeep Compass might be a decent compromise The Compass isn’t quite as rugged as bigger and more
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The ten most affordable SUVs mentioned here are the cheapest entries in a wide field, though all hail from the smallest size class (subcompacts), meaning if you want a bigger option in the Honda
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Looking for an affordable SUV in 2025? You’re not alone With rising vehicle prices, finding an SUV under $30,000 that doesn’t skimp on features can feel like a challenge But even in the era of rising car prices, there are still plenty of budget-friendly options out there Whether you’re searching for a family-friendly crossover or a
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