Anonymous wrote:https://www.google.com/amp/s/finance.yahoo.com/amphtml/news/most-reliable-car-brands-road-160032780.html
This is shocking the most reliable car made in the world is also the cheapest car!!!
The Chevy Sonic. Did not see that coming
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You can get a Mazda 3 with that kid of money. Please go and drive the car. It is zippy and fast.
I bought used Mazda3, drove it for 11 years and sold it to my friend wh0 is very happy with the car. Meanwhile, I miss the car and want to buy it back.
My new Honda that sucks to drive, got a recall for a reason. It just doesn't move at all; starts moving 2 seconds after pressing the gas pedal.
This is a great recommendation. Used Hondas and Toyotas have always been at a premium because of their rep for reliability. Mazdas are just as good now and the 3 is forever a bargain.
Anonymous wrote:You can get a Mazda 3 with that kid of money. Please go and drive the car. It is zippy and fast.
I bought used Mazda3, drove it for 11 years and sold it to my friend wh0 is very happy with the car. Meanwhile, I miss the car and want to buy it back.
My new Honda that sucks to drive, got a recall for a reason. It just doesn't move at all; starts moving 2 seconds after pressing the gas pedal.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carmax is charging way too much. I think you’re better off with a dealer.
+1 almost anything from a dealer on cars.com or autotrader.com is going to be a better deal than Carmax. We are also in the market for something about 10 grand and I have been looking.
I know you folks are all smart and great negotiators. Some of us have wasted enough hours and been ripped off by enough car dealers to have taken a vow never to go into a dealer again. I know it is hard to imagine how much we hate car salesman and the asymmetry of the car buying process.
If you want a measure of our distaste, it is illustrated by the premium that we are willing to pay Carmax to get a fast, transparent buying process that is merely OK in terms of money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Carmax is charging way too much. I think you’re better off with a dealer.
+1 almost anything from a dealer on cars.com or autotrader.com is going to be a better deal than Carmax. We are also in the market for something about 10 grand and I have been looking.
Anonymous wrote:I put my 2011 Nissan Murano LE with 64k miles on it for 14k.
It had new brakes, and all services done. Excellent condition.
I got about 8 offer from dealers in a day. I sold it for 14.5k to a Nissan dealer who is probably going to sell it for 17 or 18k?
Pre-COVID kbb had the car at 12k private sale. Crazy.
Anonymous wrote:Carmax is charging way too much. I think you’re better off with a dealer.
Anonymous wrote:I can't say enough positive things about Carmax. We had so much runaround and hidden fees with dealers. Not worth it. So shady. The published price is not the final price.
Carmax was simple and straightforward and offered us exceptional buy back on our trade in.
Friends also had a good experience with Carvana.
Good luck to you. Don't waste your time with shady dealers.