Which cars are the cheapest to maintain: experts have published a list

Maintaining a car can be expensive. In addition to the cost of gasoline and insurance, car owners have to spend money on repairs and maintenance.

It is important to choose a vehicle that will not cost you a ton of money to maintain and repair. GOBankingRates has told you which brands produce fairly reliable cars that are cheap to repair if they break down.

Toyota

Toyota is undoubtedly the cheapest car brand in terms of maintenance and repair.

Their cars are generally reliable and built to last for a long time. But even if they do need repairs and replacement parts, it won't be a problem because Toyota parts are widely available and relatively cheap compared to other vehicle brands.

Nissan

Nissan is second to none when it comes to cheap maintenance and repairs, except for Toyota.

This brand widely distributes spare parts all over the world, so if you need repairs, finding spare parts will not be a problem.

Honda

For many years now, Honda has been confirming its reputation as a manufacturer of reliable and economical cars.

The brand ranks third among the cheapest cars to maintain with an average 10-year maintenance cost of $7,827.

Mazda

With an average 10-year maintenance cost of $8,035, Mazda is the 4th cheapest brand to maintain.

In addition, Mazda is only 18% likely to require major repairs within the first 10 years of ownership, well below the industry average.

Mitsubishi

Experts often mention Mitsubishi as an inexpensive brand that is worth your attention.

The average Mitsubishi car costs only $7,787 to maintain for 10 years. Despite the fact that this is almost $2000 more than Toyota, Mitsubishi is still ranked among the cheapest vehicles in terms of repairs.

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