Originally Posted By fxntime:
I'll take 35K for my 2015' Taco. 30 MPG will be a huge laugh though.

Originally Posted By Kokodude:
I have a 2016 Honda Accord V6 I bought new for $29K and is has 40K miles on it.
I just replaced the rear camera and need to replace the passenger side mirror and camera.
The suspension squeaks when I go over a bump, and I probably need new brakes.
Yet still, I'd rather put money towards fixing it up than buy a new or used vehicle.

Originally Posted By Czechers:
I've used Carvana for both my last two vehicles.  Both were better than 95% condition and below market.  Both came with new tires/brakes and you have 7 days and 400 miles to reject the vehicle. The last one was a Japanese luxury full sized SUV that was 3 years old, lease return, and it was only 45% of the original sticker price. After a month, I've found nothing that makes me regret the purchase.  Carvana gets some grief online but I had two experiences, one before their bankruptcy, and the other one a month ago, that were good.  Never have to deal with a salesman either, just a wrecker driver delivering it to your door completing a checklist that lets you know that you have the option of not accepting the vehicle. Last month I walked off two dealer lots because of the piranha salesmen.

Originally Posted By swampfoxoutdoors:
Just bought a 23 nissian armada 4wd SL with 60,000 miles for $38,000. I felt it was a good deal.

A new one was going to be $70,000

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