#SmallCars

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Don’t let the fancy name fool you: The 2017 Nissan Sentra SR Turbo isn’t the sport compact you’ve been waiting for.

Which compact car do YOU prefer, the Chevy Cruze or Hyundai Elantra? Vote in our latest poll!

Hyundai made their bones in the U.S. market with small, affordable cars, but to say they have moved on in the last decade would be an understatement.

Chevrolet plans to show off a redesigned Spark at the upcoming New York Auto Show on April, 2.

Some more details have surfaced on Mini’s upcoming small car, the Minor. 

Believe it or not, a sub-$10,000 brand new car exists in the land of colored money and strong beer (Canada).

Mazda officially revealed the new Mazda2 sub-compact today as production began on the car in Japan.

The next Smart ForTwo and ForFour are scheduled to be revealed later today, but images of the cars meant to showcase their JBL speaker systems are revealing them early.

Starting at $15,455, the Hyundai Accent has long been a value proposition in the sub-compact segment and for 2014, the car gets a few more standard features.

In a push to retain strong global sales momentum Ford has restyled its popular Focus compact car for the 2015 model year. It’s on display for all to see at the New York International Auto Show.

Smart is releasing photos of its next Fortwo and Forfour undergoing winter testing while wearing camouflage. 

We’re thinking small on this week’s installment of Ask AutoGuide, where value reigns supreme. Are cheap and cheerful mutually exclusive traits or can they really coexist in an automobile? We aim to find out and help one faithful reader in the process.

Volvo is embracing the idea of scalable architectures, and is already developing the second such platform for the brand. 

Nissan plans to discontinue the Versa sedan in Canada in favor of the bargain-priced Micra that will launch in that market this year.