Redesigned for 2015, the all-new fit gets a new infotainment system, new continuously-variable automatic transmission, new styling cues and a new, more spacious interior. And, at 1,033 mm, it’s got the most front headroom on this list. While not quite as performance-oriented as the Ford Fiesta found elsewhere on this list, the Nissan Micra nevertheless looks fantastic and has the “cheap small car” award all wrapped up it can be had for under 10 grand, as long as you’re okay with wind-down windows and a 5-speed manual transmission. I’m 6’3″ and I have personally driven all of these cars so I can tell you from first hand knowledge that these are our top picks for the best 2015 small, economical cars for tall folks. Well, put simply, the answer to both those questions is “yes”.

However, they are still “small” and that begs the question: can small, cheap economical cars be driven comfortably, on a regular basis by taller people? Shouldn’t they be let in on this new affordable craze, too?

Small cars are cheap, small cars are economical and these days, they’re looking better than ever. From baby station wagons to baby SUVs, the small/subcompact car world seems to be growing by the minute.

Best cars for tall drivers