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Welcome Sean.
I'm a firm believer that the cheapest car to own is the one you already have.
There are a lot of tips to learn from this site. From modifying your car to your driving style. Before you get too married to the idea of replacing your new car, really do the math. I assume you're getting about 20-ish mpg currently. Free mods (driving style, extra air in tires) can easily get you to upper 20's. Driving about 1,000 miles per month, that's $50 savings right there. If you get a car that gets 50 mpg, you can save an additional $50 per month.
I agree with Ryland, maintenance is usually a bigger cost than fuel. Maintenance doesn't get much cheaper than a super-common domestic sedan.
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