6 Cheap Cars With Butterfly Doors

Due to the cost of developing doors that lift up and out rather than outward to one side, as most people want and expect, butterfly doors are expensive to implement, and add a sizeable sum to the end price of the car. Mostly, you’ll find them on more exotic supercars. Over the decades, some companies have tried to make them affordable, but, as you’ll see lower down this list, those models are few and far between. Still, if you are on a budget, it can be done. If you’re on a healthy budget, there are some good options.There are plenty of cars with doors that go up rather than out, bu butterfly doors are a particular style and different to scissor or gullwing doors. Scissor car doors open upward and forward, while butterfly doors angle out when they’re up. The difference becomes clear looking at the car with the doors open directly from the front. Gullwing doors open outward and up, making the car look like it has wings from the front.Below, you can see an example of each on a McLaren (butterfly), Lamborghini (scissor), and Mercedes-Benz (gullwing).So what are the cheapest cars with butterfly doors you can buy?