A study ranked 50 new cars by what they cost to own each year. The Porsche 911 topped the list at nearly $11,000 annually. Interestingly, average hybrids are cheaper to run than the average EV. Cheap to buy and cheap to own are two different things, and the gap between them is where most new car shoppers get caught out. If you’re shopping in the US and want something that costs almost nothing to keep on the road, there’s one clear winner: the Fiat 500e. Yes, the pint-sized three-door electric hatchback that virtually nobody is buying happens to be the cheapest new car in America to live with. var adpushup…
America’s Cheapest New Car To Run Is The One Almost No One Wants
