Cheapest SUVs to Own (5-Year Ranking)
The 10 SUVs and crossovers with the lowest real 5-year total cost of ownership in our database, ranked cheapest first.
#1 — 2026 Hyundai Venue
$30,6235-year estimate · $510/mo · SUV / crossover · real avg. price $25,027Full breakdown →#2 — 2026 Honda HR-V
$32,9175-year estimate · $549/mo · SUV / crossover · real avg. price $31,649Full breakdown →#3 — 2026 Mazda CX-30
$33,5125-year estimate · $559/mo · SUV / crossover · real avg. price $32,153Full breakdown →#4 — 2026 Chevrolet Trax
$33,8385-year estimate · $564/mo · SUV / crossover · real avg. price $27,137Full breakdown →#5 — 2026 Nissan Kicks
$34,1905-year estimate · $570/mo · SUV / crossover · real avg. price $28,759Full breakdown →#6 — 2026 Chevrolet Trailblazer
$34,3355-year estimate · $572/mo · SUV / crossover · real avg. price $30,327Full breakdown →#7 — 2026 Kia Niro
$34,7225-year estimate · $579/mo · SUV / crossover · real avg. price $33,921Full breakdown →#8 — 2026 Honda CR-V
$35,0865-year estimate · $585/mo · SUV / crossover · real avg. price $38,754Full breakdown →#9 — 2026 Toyota RAV4
$35,4165-year estimate · $590/mo · SUV / crossover · real avg. price $41,271Full breakdown →#10 — 2026 Hyundai Kona
$35,5775-year estimate · $593/mo · SUV / crossover · real avg. price $30,278Full breakdown →Ranked using real market pricing across our 152-vehicle database. See the full methodology on how these numbers are calculated.
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