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Top 10 Least Expensive Minivans of 2007

You need a cheap new vehicle. Unfortunately, that old standby for new-car shoppers on a tight budget, the bargain-priced hatchback, won't suffice. Why? You've got a family now — a spouse, kids, in-laws and even a couple of frisky golden retrievers, and you need an economy hauler with the room to accommodate your brood.

If a minivan best fits the bill, take a look at the choices shown below — these are the 10 least expensive 2007 minivans on the market. Rankings are based on MSRP, including destination charges. If you thought you'd have to spend more than $20 grand to purchase a minivan, think again; our top two picks are available for less.

Some of these models are subject to rebates and incentives, which make them even more of a bargain. Be sure to check each van's True Market Value® before making a buying decision.


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  1. Mazda 5

    1. Mazda 5, $17,735

  • Dodge Caravan

    2. Dodge Caravan, $19,055

  • Chevrolet Uplander

    3. Chevrolet Uplander, $20,205

  • Kia Sedona

    4. Kia Sedona, $20,495

  • Saturn Relay

    5. Saturn Relay, $21,570

  • Dodge Grand Caravan

    7. Dodge Grand Caravan, $23,690

  • Ford Freestar

    8. Ford Freestar, $23,705

  • Hyundai Entourage

    9. Hyundai Entourage, $23,895

  • Toyota Sienna

    10. Toyota Sienna, $24,155