Australia’s cheapest cars: 10 new cars under $15,000

WhichCar saves you the research to bring you the most inexpensive cars on the market, ripe for end-of-2016 bargains.

Mitsubishi Mirage ES – $12,250 A list price of $12,250 makes the Mirage one of the most popular light cars on the market. It’s powered by a punchy 1.2L four-cylinder engine that delivers an impressive fuel economy figure of 4.6L/100km. Despite its low price-tag, the Mirage is loaded with creature comforts including six airbags, stability control, ABS, hill start assist, Bluetooth, air conditioning and more. If manual cars aren’t your thing you pick up a Mirage ES with CVT auto from $13,490. Mitsubishi has stopped bringing in Mirage sedans so you should be able to drive a hard bargain, [LINK https://www.whichcar.com.au/car-advice/inside-advice-on-getting-the-best-deal-on-a-new-car ] such as free on-road costs, for any still in the showroom

Suzuki Celerio – $12,990

Holden Spark LS– $13,990

MG MG3 Core – $13,990

Nissan Micra ST – $13,990

Holden Barina LS – $14,990

Honda Jazz VTi – $14,990

Hyundai Accent Active – $14,990

Kia Picanto Si – $14,990

Mazda 2 Neo – $14,990

Cheap Cars – 10 cheapest new cars under $15,000