What car did you buy after you were scared by the tariffs?

[Anonymous]

Hyunai Kona. Very happy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hyunai Kona. Very happy.

I bought this three years ago and am happy with it as well, although the horn (rarely used) died within six months.

Why are people on this thread saying Hyundais will be the best deal? DD has a Hyundai as well.

[Anonymous]

I bought my college kid a hyundai elantra hybrid. Made in Korea. Did it back in January when Trump started talking about it on day one.

[Anonymous]

I’m not buying a car. Saved a ton.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Curious what car did everyone buy before the tariffs come to place?

Used old school Nissan Versa to commute back and forth to office..

[Anonymous]

Was planning to buy a Land Cruiser but just got hit with a huge unplanned tax bill so now recalibrating to maybe a Rav4 or Subaru. I want a hybrid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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BUGATTI TOURBILLION

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The Tarrifs on those are going to be insane.

Seriously. Hyundais are going to be the least hurt.

My Hyundai was made in Korea and shipped here. Even if assembled in US it is based on where parts are made too.

most car parts, including "made in USA", come from some place else.

[Anonymous]

^including made in USA cars

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
BUGATTI TOURBILLION

j

The Tarrifs on those are going to be insane.

Seriously. Hyundais are going to be the least hurt.

Look like my kid will be getting a Hyundai.

I bought a used 2023 Sante Fe and I love it. It's a bridge vehicle which I will replace in 3.75 years.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If the make or break issue for you is the money difference, then you shouldn't be buying a car at all. Save up more money.

As the old saying goes, "If you have to ask about the price, you cannot afford it."

This advice doesn't apply under the current circumstances. Why on earth pay thousands more for the same product if you don't have to?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hear used teslas are selling cheap

I saw someone list a used Model 3 for 36K on FB and couldn't stop laughing..

Waiting to see if an AWD Model Y under 2 years comes up for sub 20K.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Bought my teen a brand new Honda CRV. She's going to need a car to get back and forth to work this summer. Knowing I had to get one before June, I figured better to get it sooner than later. I bought two weeks ago, when the talk about tariffs starting to get more serious.

You are a great mom. My dad was cheapskate and my mom is super anxious and can't do anything for self.

No, they are wealthy and don't want to share a car or drive their kid.