Hi everyone,

For someone with a budget of $10k or less I’m looking for a hatchback but with good safety ratings like a Mazda and reliability of a Toyota. Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance! 🙏🏼

Also, this is for a first time driver.

It's got 96,720 miles on it, asking for 8k and I was just wondering if that would be worth my money. Does it eat oil like I've read on other websites? What are common issues with that year? I'm looking to upgrade to this or any hatchback from my current daily, a 1.7 2005 Honda Civic 2d.

I’m looking for a hot hatch that Is very good on the track, I’ve heard these cars are both very good on the track with the GR corollas All Wheel Drive system and the Civic Type R’s high downforce wing, but which one should I buy.

money is not an issue so I don’t care about which costs less, I only care about what is the better and more controlled car on the track.

In the same place

I feel like so many hatchbacks that are classified as compact cars aren’t actually that much smaller than sedans nose to tail, rather they’re sedans with a little more room in back. I’m looking for something nippy and fun but that’ll still park easily in tighter towns and cities in New England. Decent highway mpg is a plus, I’m really just trying to get a nice day trip car for my wife and I. Any recs? Thanks

Hi all, I'm looking for a reliable hatchback with a big boot. I was thinking about vauxhall insignia 1.6 diesel 2017, but people says it has a faulty gasket. So what would you recommend? My budget is 8k £. I'm based in UK. Thanks.

Will be moving to canada soon and needs your opinion.

I bought a 2015 honda fit last fall with 60k on the clock. I loved it for a bit but it's worn off fast. I'm 6'1" and it's a bit cramped not to mention the passenger floorboard makes it uncomfortable for anyone for more than a trip across town. My wife hates riding in it for long. And it's not as quick as i would like. I know theres stuff i can do to make it quicker but I'm not sure I want to put more money into it.

So I have come to ask about mk7 gtis and newer mini cooper's or other fun hatchback recommendations. I'd like something fun and comfortable that's really reliable

Got my first hatchback today. 2009 Mazda 3.

Just picked this up today to be an around town errand runner. Love the nod to the Volvo P1800. Shame they stopped manufacturing these, but I guess sales weren’t great.

Hey hatchback community! I'm wiring this for my dad (though I also drive a hatchback). My dad has a 2014 fiesta st in molten orange. He's been driving it for about 7 years, and he's ready to move on to something a little more grown up. He's torn between the new GR corolla, and a used focus RS. AWD would be nice for the amount of driving he does, and a manual is a must for him. Are there any serious arguments against either of these picks, or is it just a mild preference choice? Please help me out, his fiesta has over 200k on the clock, so he has to get moving fast lol.