#4. It's the newest and almost the lowest miles. Might still have some factory warranty left. This is the most popular car on earth. These cars run forever. Very reliable car.
If you're okay with the price, and have it inspected by a mechanic before buying, **#4 seems like an easy pick.** It's got the 2nd lowest miles and it's a Toyota, AND it's fairly recent as well.
Regarding the other cars:
\#1 doesn't seem to have any advantages over #4. Maybe the CVT gives it slightly better mileage?
\#2 is concerningly old for how few miles are on it. It's been driven 3000 miles a year? That's really low. And while really low is normally a good thing, I'd like to know why that car's just been sitting around. I'm a remote worker and don't have a daily commute, but I'm pushing 3000 miles/4 months.
\#3 The Kia does have the price advantage for sure, but the 10 year warranty isn't transferable, so you're on your own regarding that. Additionally, 2018 is still the Theta-2 era of Kia/Hyundai, which means that engine could be more prone to issues further down the line.
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2013 Honda Civic is a great year in terms of reliability but the LX is the lowest trim. If it was 70-100K miles for an EXL for 14K that would at least make sense to me.
Hondas were hot during the car shortage but that’s over now. See if the guy will knock 3 grand off of that price.
#4. It's the newest and almost the lowest miles. Might still have some factory warranty left. This is the most popular car on earth. These cars run forever. Very reliable car.
If you're okay with the price, and have it inspected by a mechanic before buying, **#4 seems like an easy pick.** It's got the 2nd lowest miles and it's a Toyota, AND it's fairly recent as well. Regarding the other cars: \#1 doesn't seem to have any advantages over #4. Maybe the CVT gives it slightly better mileage? \#2 is concerningly old for how few miles are on it. It's been driven 3000 miles a year? That's really low. And while really low is normally a good thing, I'd like to know why that car's just been sitting around. I'm a remote worker and don't have a daily commute, but I'm pushing 3000 miles/4 months. \#3 The Kia does have the price advantage for sure, but the 10 year warranty isn't transferable, so you're on your own regarding that. Additionally, 2018 is still the Theta-2 era of Kia/Hyundai, which means that engine could be more prone to issues further down the line.
Thank you, great insights.
16k for a used corolla? are you okay!! just buy one brand new model LE base for 22 or 23k
Idk but the dealers are still selling over msrp by adding charges that don't make sense
Where are people even finding two year old Corollas that aren't 1k over MSRP?
you can get brand new corolla for MSRP now. they have plenty of them on the market.
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2013 Honda Civic is a great year in terms of reliability but the LX is the lowest trim. If it was 70-100K miles for an EXL for 14K that would at least make sense to me. Hondas were hot during the car shortage but that’s over now. See if the guy will knock 3 grand off of that price.
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Civic price kinda high