Vincentric, an automotive data company, has announced its list of the 10 best value cars in the United States for 2019.

The 10 categories span luxury cars, trucks, mid-size, compact and more. If you’re looking for your next car, take a look at the most cost-effective rides for 2019.

Compact Hatchback: Subaru Impreza | $18,595

At less than $30,000, this car gets great gas mileage and has a high residual value for leases and a high resale value.

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Compact SUV/Crossover: Jeep Wrangler | $27,945

The Wrangler handles fantastically off-road and with modernizations from previous versions, it’s a great addition to your household.

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Luxury Mid-Size SUV/Crossover: Land Rover Discovery | $52,600

The Discovery is a great off-road SUV that comes with All-Terrain Progress Control, a three-liter supercharged V6 and 340 horsepower, almost a bargain.

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Mid-Size: Volkswagen Passat | $25,205

Compared to its similar counterparts, the Volkswagen Jetta and Arteon, the Passat comes with a little less power but looks very similar and costs half as much. Like most Volkswagens, the Passat’s interior feels far more premium than its price point.

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Premium Luxury Mid-Size and Large Sedans: Audi A6 and A7 | $58,900 or $68,000

Although these cars cost a bit more than some of the others on this list, both have a sporty feel and a smooth, responsive three-liter turbocharged V6 engine.

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Full-Size 1/2-Ton Pickup: Ford F-150 | $28,155

For such an excellent price, this truck gets tons of power from its six available engines and class-leading towing and hauling capacities. However, one thing you won’t get with this truck is fuel economy.

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Sports Car: Mazda MX-5 Miata | $25,730

This affordable modern-day roadster looks great on the inside and the outside. With many tech features, this sporty car handles incredibly and is well worth its low price tag.

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Luxury Compact: Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class | $33,100

Alongside the prestige that comes with owning a Mercedes-Benz, the CLA is sleek and fuel efficient, as well as having the lowest insurance cost and highest resale value in its class.

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Mid-Size SUV/Crossover: Toyota 4Runner | $34,910

With the lowest deprecation rate and highest resale value, the 4Runner has excellent off-road capabilities, ample cargo space and additional powertrain options.

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Small/Mid-Size Pickup: Toyota Tacoma | $25,550

What sets this small/mid-size pickup apart from its counterparts is by having the lowest maintanence costs and lowest total cost of ownership. In addition, it comes with a great interior and tons of user-friendly technology.

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