IMO a late model E450 is one of the best blends of power, comfort, quality and price. The Jags are much cheaper and there is a reason for that. The V90 is great but it's not fast, it's just very nice. A6 Allroads are an option but they tend to be pricey.
Tom McParland
tommcparland
Tom is a contributing writer for Jalopnik and runs AutomatchConsulting.com. He saves people money and takes the hassle out of buying or leasing a car. (Facebook.com/AutomatchConsulting)
The van is for my wife and it’s wheelchair converted. - https://jalopnik.com/here-is-why-i-bought-a-honda-minivan-that-cost-about-as-1845436707
I’m about 5'10
Thanks, fixed
I would probably dig a Ridgeline as well
Customer - “What’s the daily rental cost for the Shelby”
What I have been telling folks is get preliminary purchase offers from Carvana, Vroom and CarMax and compare those to the buyout to see if they have usable equity.
To your first point....there is no easy way to do that. It would requrire a phone call to EVERY major automaker’s finacne arm to find out what their “current” polices are. Furthermore, that info may not stay relevant because automakers have changed their policies over the years, before the inventory mess third-party… Read more
Lol...it’s $15k total I think he is going to cash in the BRZ and use the proceeds for the next car
I wonder if this Ute has “posi-traction”
I think it’s more like “Well it’s time to replace my aging car, since I am going to be in the market anyway I would prefer an EV.”
I think anyone who is savvy about EVs is going to be aware of both. I’m not sure that Toyota has that much more brand cache’ over Subaru...perhaps with EVs but goes back to my first point if buyers know they are the same car they are going to prefer the one with a tax credit.
Not ded
Wait...you are telling me this happened at a Nissan dealer? No way!🤣
Yeah this is all beyond my paygrade.
For selling the RAM get offers from Carvana, Vroom and Carmax and see who offeres the highest bid. Usually those outfits are paying more than the dealers.
Oh yeah this happens all the time, even more so in this market.
Ironically, I was an English major in college and even taught HS English for many years before launching my business. Though as a teacher I always got along better with the math and science folks.