DETROIT – When you're buying a car, there's much more to consider than the sticker price.
Hopefully, you never actually pay sticker price, but whatever you spend to buy the vehicle there are other costs to come.
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Consumer Reports has taken its annual look at what it costs to own a car. The report tabulates things like insurance, gas, maintenance, sales tax, and depreciation.
In the end, the consumer magazine came up with a list of the most, and least, expensive vehicles to own.
Here's a look at some of the vehicles mentioned in seven categories.
Subcompact:
Most Expensive: Kia Rio EX
Least Expensive: Toyota Prius C
Compact:
Most Expensive: Chevrolet Cruze Eco
Least Expensive: Toyota Corolla LE
Large Sedan:
Most Expensive: Chrysler 300C
Least Expensive: Buick LaCrosse
Luxury Sedan:
Most Expensive: BMW 750Li
Least Expensive: Lexus ES300h
Small SUV:
Most Expensive: Volkswagen Tijuan
Least Expensive: Subaru XV Crosstrek
Mid-SUV:
Most Expensive: Jeep Grand Cherokee Ltd
Least Expensive: Hyundai Sante Fe Sport
Luxury SUV:
Most Expensive: Cadillac Escalade (base)
Least Expensive: Acura RDX
To read more about the vehicles, and the rankings in even more categories, visit Consumer Reports: