Have you ever wondered what the cheapest cars in Brazil are?

Would you believe that a car that was once voted car of the year is among the cheapest?

Well, many models that you wouldn't even imagine have very affordable prices.

With that in mind, we've prepared a list of the 25 cheapest cars in Brazil for you. Check it out below!

So, we begin our list with a beautiful Fiat car that attracts a lot of attention due to its interior and exterior finish: the Cronos.

The Cronos is a car derived from the Fiat Argo.

The Fiat Cronos is offered in versions with 1.3 and 1.8 engines – both excellent. The first has 5 gears and the other 6.

It's a fairly recent car and has strong competitors, such as the HB20S and Ford Ka+.

However, its price is a significant advantage in this competition, as it is one of the cheapest cars in Brazil.

The Toyota Yaris, or Vitz (as it's known in Japan), is a great hatchback from the manufacturer.

Its first generation was produced from 1999 to 2004, and its second version is still alive today, with its new and beautiful model, the Yaris XL Live.

The car has a cargo volume of 310 to 473 liters, and one of its strong points is its low fuel consumption: just over 12 km/l in urban areas, which is very good for a model offered in 1.3 and 1.5 versions.

Virtus is an elegant sedan derived from the Polo, an excellent offering from Volkswagen.

It is also one of the main competitors of the Fiat Cronos, as mentioned above.

But the Virtus has a major advantage because it was voted car of the year in 2019 by Auto Esporte magazine.

Like the Cronos, and also derived from another model, the Volkswagen Virtus was also launched in 2018, and is currently present in the market serving diverse audiences and receiving updates from the brand.

The Fox is a very common car in Brazil, in all its versions. It offers great benefits and generates significant profit for Volkswagen.

Furthermore, Brazil is one of the few countries that continued producing the Fox.

Without a doubt, the Etios is one of Toyota's best-selling and most beloved cars.

The vehicle has a strong market presence and generates great results for the manufacturer.

It was launched in Brazil in September 2012, and since then, when the topic is Toyota, it's impossible not to mention the Etios.

Both the Hatchback and the Sedan are great vehicles with excellent mechanical specifications.

Furthermore, the Etios Sedan has a trunk capacity of 562 liters.

Well, the Fiesta has gone from being the car of the year to a popular car, from a car for travel to a car for work.

The vehicle won over diverse audiences, generating significant results for Ford and establishing a strong presence for the car in Brazil.

The New Fiesta is the updated version of the model.

It gained a more eye-catching design, and some improvements to its mechanics and performance.

Thus, the new version (and the older ones as well) is among the cheapest cars in Brazil.

A car that is very well known among Brazilians (and has had its ups and downs in the market, but has recovered), even winning the car of the year award in 2018.

So, the Volkswagen Polo, even after undergoing updates, remains one of the cheapest cars in Brazil and has been around since the 1980s.

In 2011, at the Frankfurt Motor Show, a minicar was revealed that would win the hearts of many with its bold and distinctive design – the Volkswagen Up!

When it arrived in Brazil, it received excellent reviews and was very active in the market, but over the years it experienced a significant drop in sales and underwent updates.

These updates include the Up! TSI and the more recent MPI, which is among the cheapest cars in Brazil.

The Fiat Cronos was derived from the Argo, a hatchback launched on May 31, 2017, with the promise of replacing the Punto and the Palio.

Argo gained an adventure version in 2019, the Trekking.

The car is highly relevant in the market, competing directly with current rivals such as the HB20 and GM Onix.

Thus, one of the reasons for these excellent results is the fact that it is among the cheapest cars in Brazil.

The Fiat Grand Siena is an evolution of the very robust Siena which, even with production now halted, has a strong presence in the used car market, being one of the best cars to buy used.

Thus, the Grand Siena has gained strong support and grown in the market, with great promise in its new Attractive version, being one of the cheapest cars in Brazil.

Well, the Saveiro is one of the mini pickup trucks that dominate the market, alongside the Fiat Strada and Chevrolet Montana.

It's a light utility vehicle that's part of the Gol line. The model has been around since 1982 and was once well-known as a "work vehicle," which didn't stop consumers from using it in other ways.

However, it has received updates and has become increasingly modern, eye-catching, and elegant. It is one of the cheapest cars in Brazil, both in its current and older versions.

The Nissan Versa is sold around the world, which is why it has several names. It is known as Almera in the Philippines, Latio in Japan, and Sunny in China.

The model is known worldwide and brings enormous results for Nissan, increasing the brand's credibility.

With a manual transmission, it is offered in at least 3 different engine versions.

The Nissan Versa is one of the cheapest cars in Brazil and is very stylish, eye-catching, and highly cost-effective.

The Chevrolet Onix Joy became a sales champion in Brazil and won the hearts of Brazilian consumers.

The car faces strong competition from the HB20 (which also has excellent sales) and the Fiat Argo, which has been growing in the market.

The car has a great reputation, and anyone who thinks it's too basic because it has a 1.0 engine is mistaken.

It ranks among the cheapest cars in Brazil and is one of the best on the market due to its incredible specifications, making this vehicle a great car right now.

The Gol, produced by Volkswagen, is one of the most popular cars in Brazil, if not the most popular.

It has been active in the market since the mid-80s/90s, and has always had a strong influence.

The Gol comes equipped with a dust and pollen filter, power locks and windows, power steering, driver's seat with adjustment, and much more.

Accessible to all audiences and perfect in price!

The Renault Sandero is one of Renault's main highlights in the national market.

The model is so popular and profitable that it even spawned an adventure version, the Renault Sandero Stepway.

One of its most recent versions, Life, comes with an 82 hp 1.0 engine, equipped with LED daytime running lights, electro-hydraulic power steering, electric trunk opening, and much more.

Well, the Logan is a partnership between the subsidiary Dacia and the automaker Renault, which is why it's quite common to see it called the "Dacia Logan" in other countries.

Thus, the vehicle is a high-end compact sedan, developed since 2004, and differentiates itself from competitors in specifications such as its rigid suspension and the number of parts, which is close to 3,000 units.

The car was a success in Romania and was sold in 7 countries, receiving improvements and updates – one of which is the Logan Zen.

The Hyundai HB20 conquered Brazil and became a benchmark car for anyone.

Shortly after its arrival, it won the Car of the Year award in 2013.

The cheapest version is the Sense 1.0, which is one of the most popular.

It has features such as a multifunction steering wheel, driver's seat with height adjustment, electric locks, blueAudio radio, among others.

The Fiat Uno is a highly renowned car from Fiat. It attracted a lot of attention in the national market with its bold design and extensive color palette.

With good range, the Uno Attractive has good features, even though it has experienced a slight drop in market share with the arrival of other models.

However, it remains a good vehicle and one of the cheapest cars in Brazil.

The March, known as the "Micra" in some countries, is a subcompact car produced by the Nissan automaker.

The model is sold in over 100 countries and arrived in Brazil in 2011.

Its biggest distinguishing feature is the fact that it was the first mass-market car introduced to the Brazilian market.

After the fifth generation, its production for the Brazilian market became national, at the factory in Resende (RJ), and since then the Nissan March has gained its place in the market and proven itself strong against the others.

The Ford Ka is a very popular car in the Brazilian market, known for its low cost-benefit ratio and excellent fuel economy.

The model has already won the Car of the Year award from Autoesporte magazine twice. The first time was in 1998 and the second in 2015, with one of its most successful versions.

The Ka S version includes features such as adjustable steering column and driver's seat height, electric power steering, darkened headlights, air conditioning, among others.

Lifan is a Chinese manufacturer that has yet to establish itself in the Brazilian market. With few models available, one of them is the 530 Talent, a four-door subcompact sedan derived from its predecessor, the Lifan 520.

The vehicle was launched in China in 2013 and since arriving in Brazil it has not achieved a strong position in the automotive market rankings.

Its simplicity is far outweighed by its competitors, which is why it's among the cheapest cars in Brazil.

As mentioned in item #15 on this list (Volkswagen Saveiro), the Fiat Strada, which is one of the Saveiro's direct competitors, is also a "work vehicle"—sometimes even more popular than the Saveiro itself.

The name itself says it all: "Working," which translates to "working."

The Strada has always been a staple among mini pickup trucks on the market, winning over diverse audiences due to its performance, cargo capacity, and price.

Who would have guessed that the Kwid is one of the worst cars Renault has ever produced? Perhaps because of its safety, which isn't all that great.

The model failed the GlobalNCAP crash test in India.

Despite uncertainties and rumors, the model has received improvements and updates that have been very present in the market, such as the Kwid Life.

One of the main reasons why the Fiat Mobi is among the cheapest cars in Brazil is its production, which takes place on Brazilian soil, in Betim (MG).

It's a project that shares the platform with the Fiat Uno.

There were rumors before its launch, but over the years the Fiat Mobi gained ground and achieved results, generating new updates, such as the Mobi Like.

First and foremost, of course, we couldn't leave out the incredible and underrated Chery QQ.

The "cheapest car in Brazil," which came directly from China to earn this title from the Brazilian people.

Its price comes down to only one thing: simplicity.

So, the vehicle is extremely simple, with simple mechanics, simple range, and basically everything in a simplified way.

The only thing that might be different is its design, which is quite peculiar given Caoa Chery's standards.

The Chery QQ is not only among the cheapest cars in Brazil, it is the cheapest car in Brazil.

Well, there are several interesting options for cheaper cars in Brazil for you to choose your favorite, right?

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