Q: I'm looking for comparisons online / reviews of used cars small. I think Honda Civic or Accord, Toyota Camry, etc., but what else is there that I might be interested? fuel economy is my main goal.
A: These are great cars. You might also consider the Saturn S series - if you want a car a few years old. Saturn is a good car. Nissan does too - Altima, Maxima, etc. I do not think you can beat a Civic or Corolla's fuel economy and reliability.
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An example is: I need a vehicle that has 3 rows of seats, sits up high like a van, has plenty of leg room in at least the front and middle row seats, and gets decent gas mileage.
Also, if you know of a vehicle that meets these guidelines - please
I have a Chevy Trail Blazer. It has 3 rows tall people can sit in all of them with great leg room. The GMC Envoy is the same car just a higher price tag. Whatever you buy be sure to sit in the furthest back set for the test drive. Many cars that have
It isn’t the fastest or best performing in that price range, the most luxurious, or the hybrid with the best mileage. Those looking to spend $100,000 on a car have many options—excellent performance, coddling comfort, strong styling and luxury hybrids. It is, however, a hugely impressive and attractive car from a new and interesting manufacturer that delivers enough of each of those components to make it a unique and obvious choice for many potential buyers....
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Due to personal preference, and having an accident in a car, I have found I really am not a car person and would like to go back to havin an SUV or ideally a truck. Now I'm smart enough to know that I will not get the gas mileage I do in my car, but I
Well Dodge stopped making the Durango, but you should be able to find plenty of used ones out there. Also consider the Jeep Commander as well. But your right, the Ram 1500, Tahoe, etc.. all get crappy mpg's no matter what you do. Your just gonna have
Still, Honda says the car is now a bit more aerodynamic, which helps contribute to a modest increase in its gas mileage. Sixteen-inch steel wheels and
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