Only 22% can afford a new car
36sShocking stat about new car affordability grabs attention immediately.
▶ Play ClipThe video addresses the current unaffordability of new cars—only 22% of Americans can afford one, with average monthly costs over $1,000 and income requirements of $100,000. The host analyzes a new study from iSeeCars to identify the most reliable and affordable used cars at both 5 and 10 years old, providing cost and lifespan data. The video concludes with personal recommendations for budget-conscious buyers.
Only 22% of Americans can comfortably afford a new car. Average monthly payment exceeds $1,000, and income requirement is at least $100,000.
5-year-old used car average cost: $25,000. Average remaining lifespan: 7 years.
10-year-old used car average cost: $14,000. Average remaining lifespan: 6 years.
Lexus IS-350 has an 18-year total expected lifespan, making it one of the longest-lasting cars in America.
Honda Civic Coupe is number two on the 5-year list, with 9 years left.
Toyota Camry (new) in his area costs about $26k, making a used Camry not a good value relative to new.
Honda Fit costs $18k, has 11 years left but is automatic-only; manual is recommended for reliability.
Nissan Leaf is the #1 10-year-old used car; costs $5,000, has 5 years left, costs ~$1,000/year.
Ford Fusion Hybrid is 'aging like a fine wine' and appears near the top on the 10-year list.
Buying a used EV like Model S is a 'gamble' because battery condition is unknown.
Toyota Avalon is noted as 'asleep' and highly reliable; Ford Fusion Hybrid and Prius are also top picks on 10-year list.
"The title is accurate but slightly exaggerated; the video does list cheap, reliable used cars but also includes Nissan Leaf and other models that may not suit all buyers."
What percentage of Americans can comfortably afford a new car?
Only 22%
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What is the average monthly cost to afford a new car?
Over $1,000 per month
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What is the average cost of a 5-year-old used car?
$25,000
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What is the average remaining lifespan of a 5-year-old used car?
7 years
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What is the average cost of a 10-year-old used car?
$14,000
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What is the average remaining lifespan of a 10-year-old used car?
6 years
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Which 5-year-old car has the longest expected total lifespan according to the study?
Lexus IS 350 (18 years total lifespan expected)
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What is the average price and remaining lifespan of a 10-year-old Nissan Leaf?
$5,000 and has 5 years left
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Which car is the #1 most affordable and longest-lasting 10-year-old used car?
Nissan Leaf
11:27
How many years of expected reliability does a 5-year-old Honda Fit have left?
11 years
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In the used truck category, which models beat the Nissan Frontier and Toyota Tacoma for 5-year-old reliability?
Ford Ranger and Chevrolet Colorado beat the Frontier and Tacoma
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Name three hybrids recommended for the 5-year-old used market.
Ford Fusion Hybrid, Camry Hybrid, and Prius Hybrid
15:38
How much does a 10-year-old Nissan Leaf cost per year to own?
About $1,000 per year
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New Car Affordability
Establishes the core problem: only 22% of Americans can afford a new car, making used cars the focus.
0:045-Year-Old Used Car Costs
Provides key benchmark: average 5-year-old car costs $25,000 with 7 years left.
1:20Honda Fit Lifespan
Honda Fit offers 11 years of expected reliability but is automatic-only in US by 2026, a critical insight for manual enthusiasts.
8:04Nissan Leaf Value
Nissan Leaf is the cheapest 10-year-old car at $5,000 with 5 years left, making it a surprisingly affordable EV.
11:27Ford Fusion Hybrid Longevity
Ford Fusion Hybrid is noted as 'aging like fine wine' and a top pick for hybrid reliability among 10-year-old used cars.
14:02Used Truck Surprises
Ford Ranger and Colorado beat Tacoma in value for 5-year-old used trucks, countering popular belief.
13:30[00:00] If you're watching this, more than
[00:02] likely you cannot afford a new car.
[00:04] Check this out. Only 22% Americans can
[00:08] comfortably afford a new car. Average
[00:10] prices per month to afford your new car
[00:13] is over $1,000.
[00:15] Income requirements is at least
[00:18] $100,000.
[00:20] So, most of us have the privilege of
[00:22] buying a gently used car, maybe 5 to 10
[00:25] years old. And IC cars just came out
[00:27] with a new study. What are the most
[00:30] reliable cars you can buy for the money
[00:33] this year? So, we're going to look at
[00:35] cars that are 5 years old. What are the
[00:37] best cars or how much longevity they
[00:40] have left for the money as well as
[00:43] 10year-old cars as well. Guys, if you
[00:46] are excited, hit the like button. If
[00:48] you're new to the channel, my name is
[00:49] Kirk. I cover car news just about every
[00:51] single day. I also do car reviews. I got
[00:53] Toyota's EV driving impressions from the
[00:55] Bezy Woodland and the CHR coming very
[00:57] soon. But also outside my garage here, I
[01:01] have the LC500 I need to review today.
[01:04] And that review will be up in the coming
[01:06] days. So stay tuned for that. It's one
[01:08] of my favorite vehicles ever made. All
[01:11] right, so if you want to see me get a
[01:12] little emotional, a little fired up,
[01:14] stay tuned for the Lexus LC500. Last
[01:16] time I'll get a chance to review that
[01:18] car. Here's some fun facts. The average
[01:20] 5-year-old used car cost about $25,000.
[01:24] That's a lot of money. still has an
[01:26] average remaining lifespan of just 7
[01:28] years, right? Well, you got to think
[01:30] about it. The average lifespan of a car
[01:32] right now is about 12 years and it keeps
[01:36] growing because people are like, "Okay,
[01:38] well, I'll just I'll just fix my car
[01:40] because I can afford to do that compared
[01:42] to buying a new car." All right. And
[01:44] when you buy a new car, insurance rates
[01:46] go way up. The average 10-year-old used
[01:49] car costs about $14,000
[01:52] and has an average remaining lifespan of
[01:54] six years. Well, that sounds better to
[01:57] me. 10 grand less and has about a year
[02:01] and a half less of of lifespan. So,
[02:05] that's interesting. IC cars analyzes the
[02:08] prices over of about a million vehicles
[02:10] just short of for 5 to 10 year old used
[02:12] cars in July through December of 2025
[02:15] and the odometer readings of almost 400
[02:17] million used cars from its last or from
[02:20] from its previous study the longest
[02:22] lasting cars. Man, this is a gut punch.
[02:24] The average one to fiveyear-old used
[02:28] cars still cost more than $30,000 or
[02:31] more than 50% than they did 5 years ago.
[02:34] Gosh, the car market's grim. So, we're
[02:37] going to start with the most affordable
[02:40] and longest lasting cars uh for for 5
[02:44] years old or so. Okay, there are
[02:47] exceptions here and I'll explain that in
[02:48] a little bit, but Honda CRV, what we're
[02:51] looking at here is the average cost per
[02:54] year that's expected to cost you for the
[02:57] remaining lifespan. Okay? and you have
[03:00] about 10 years left on a 5-year-old CRV.
[03:04] All right, so they cost about 24K
[03:08] and this is what's going to cost you per
[03:09] year. Crazy enough, the Lexus IS- 350,
[03:12] if you were to keep it for the next 13
[03:14] years, the IS is expected to live 18
[03:17] years total. That's one of the longest
[03:20] lasting cars in America, the Lexus IS-
[03:23] 350, and it is still being sold. You can
[03:27] buy the new refreshed one, which is
[03:29] pretty much the same car as the
[03:31] 5-year-old one, just looks a little bit
[03:32] different. So, the the Lexus is ancient,
[03:37] but it lasts forever. It's not a bad
[03:40] investment, even if you buy one new. All
[03:42] right? Cuz they last 20 years if you
[03:44] want to keep it that long. Most people
[03:45] don't keep their cars that long,
[03:46] especially if they're buying new. Most
[03:48] people buy new cars, get rid of them
[03:49] quickly because, well, they have the
[03:50] money to do so. Honda Civic Coupe, it's
[03:53] got about almost 9 years left. That's on
[03:56] number two. Jeep Compass, Ford Fusion
[03:59] Hybrid. Okay, it's our first hybrid on
[04:01] the list. Mini hardtop four-door. That's
[04:04] a surprise. Let's keep moving. Nissan
[04:06] Rogue and Nissan Versa as well. Now,
[04:09] look, this these are actually somewhat
[04:11] affordable cars. The Versa here, 12
[04:12] grand, 5 years old. That's hasn't
[04:15] depreciated as much as you would like it
[04:17] to. Um, you know, these things new 5
[04:21] years ago were probably 1617,000.
[04:24] So, they haven't appreciated that much.
[04:26] It's only got five years left. Mini.
[04:28] Another Mini here. Chevy Sonic. My gosh,
[04:31] I never see that car. Good luck even
[04:32] finding one of those. Um, I'd rather
[04:35] have a Versa than a Sonic. Camry, our
[04:37] second hybrid on the list, Camry Hybrid.
[04:40] Now, keep in mind the the new Camry has
[04:42] a new hybrid system altogether. Now, so,
[04:46] uh, it's still going to be super
[04:47] reliable, I would imagine. So, even to
[04:50] buying a new Cam, Here's a crazy thing.
[04:51] Here's a crazy thing, guys. This is not
[04:53] a good buy. And the reason is is I can
[04:55] go buy a new Camry in my area, new
[04:58] Camryle,
[04:59] uh for like 26K. Uh not a good buy for
[05:03] the Camry. Okay. So, I would just buy a
[05:05] new one personally. Toyota Prius. Toyota
[05:09] Prius. I wonder what uh current car
[05:11] prices on our Prius are. There the the
[05:14] new Prius sales have fallen off of a
[05:16] cliff. Okay. And they're not as
[05:19] desirable as they used to be because
[05:20] Toyota has so many other hybrids in
[05:22] their lineup. Let's look at the lowest
[05:23] price on the LE models. Yeah, here's the
[05:26] thing. For the same price, you can get a
[05:28] Camry. And the Camry isn't as sexy
[05:31] looking. Obviously, the new Prius, and
[05:34] and this is subjective. Some people hate
[05:35] the looks of the new Prius. I think it
[05:37] looks awesome. But the Camry is just
[05:40] bigger. It's more car. It's It's more
[05:42] power. All right. And it's just as
[05:45] efficient as the Prius when you're
[05:47] looking at base trim to base trim. But
[05:49] look, this is a 4 grand price drop. That
[05:51] is awesome to see that happening on the
[05:53] Prius. Oh, get it in the blue here. Uh,
[05:55] awesome, awesome, awesome. Anyways,
[05:57] let's get back to the list. Okay, Prius
[05:59] is is a good buy. I have a 2012 Prius.
[06:03] Doesn't have that many miles on it. I
[06:04] want to say it's got maybe 70,000 miles
[06:08] on it now, something like that. And
[06:10] yeah, it's not going to like I could
[06:12] keep that for another 10 years until my
[06:14] kids start driving. Um, Mitsubishi
[06:17] Outlander. These things are dirt cheap
[06:20] on the market. About six, well, not dirt
[06:22] cheap. We like it to be cheaper, but 16
[06:24] grand. Kia Soul. Okay. Very fuel effic
[06:27] Well, not as fuel efficient as I like it
[06:28] to be, I remember. But it is still fun
[06:30] to drive. It's cute. It's practical.
[06:32] Toyota Corolla. All right. On the list,
[06:35] breaking the top 10, the Jetta. Again,
[06:38] the is why is the IS back? Well, this is
[06:40] the 300 model, but it doesn't
[06:42] differentiate here between the 350 or
[06:44] sorry, the 300 turbo rear wheel drive
[06:46] and the 300 V6 all-wheel drive models.
[06:49] So, anyways, it looks like uh I I
[06:52] personally would just get the V6. I
[06:53] wouldn't get the turbo models if I
[06:55] wanted to buy it used, but the turbo
[06:58] models are going to be much cheaper, I
[07:00] would say. And obviously here, 28K
[07:02] versus 32K. Ah, I would spend extra
[07:05] money and get the V6. That's just me.
[07:07] Hyundai Elantre, number seven on the
[07:10] list of used cars. Um, five-year-old
[07:13] used cars. Outlander Sport, another
[07:15] Mitsubishi here with seven years left on
[07:18] the lifespan. Mazda 3 hatchback has
[07:21] another 10 years left on the clock here.
[07:23] Mazda 3, uh, super reliable. Buick
[07:26] Encore, about seven to eight years left.
[07:29] These things are cheap on the market,
[07:31] though. Honda Civic, isn't that
[07:33] interesting? Honda Civic cost a hair
[07:35] less than a Mazda 3 hatchback. They both
[07:37] have the same amount of reliability in
[07:40] them with the about the same amount of
[07:42] years left. Okay. Kia Rio. No one
[07:44] expected Kia Rio to be on this list.
[07:46] Now, it's got one of the lowest
[07:48] remaining lifespans, but it also doesn't
[07:50] have that high of a sticker price. Okay.
[07:53] But love the hatchback here. And Honda
[07:55] Fit. Honda Fit 18 grand. That's still a
[07:58] lot of money for a really small car.
[08:00] Think the Honda Fit isn't that much
[08:02] different from a Versa, okay? But the
[08:05] Honda Fit has 11 years left of expected
[08:08] reliability. Now, personally, I would
[08:10] not buy the automatic transmission Honda
[08:12] Fit. I've heard that there can be issues
[08:15] with that auto. I'd be getting a
[08:17] six-speed manual Honda Fit. Now, I'm
[08:20] curious what, you know, if Now, also,
[08:23] here's an asterisk. Honda Fit stopped in
[08:25] 2020. All right, so we're about six
[08:28] years away. Keep that in mind. We're six
[08:31] years away from the Honda Fit being
[08:32] available. And it sucks because well,
[08:35] Honda's cars are very expensive right
[08:37] now. They're new ones. Um there's only
[08:40] 150 in my area. How many of those are
[08:43] manual? It's probably Oh man, they're
[08:46] all automatic. Son of a gun. They're all
[08:49] automatic. I wouldn't buy any of them.
[08:52] Okay, that's just me. All right.
[08:55] Unfortunately, they for well,
[08:57] unfortunately for us, but fortunately
[08:58] for other people in the world, they get
[09:00] the new Honda Fit. All right, so all
[09:03] right, let's get into the 10-year-old
[09:05] car list because this is pretty
[09:08] exciting. 10-year-old cars, how much
[09:10] life do they have? Well, the Prius has a
[09:11] lot of life left. I also owned an Avalon
[09:14] at one point in time. Super reliable.
[09:16] Most of them have the V6 in there. Some
[09:18] of them are the hybrid. Hybrid's also
[09:19] reliable for Toyota. Buick Encore on the
[09:22] list again. Big Ultima Energy. A mini
[09:25] mini hardtop Fiat 500L. I do not buy
[09:29] this car. Do not. It's one of the worst
[09:31] cars ever made. Okay. MercedesBenz CLA.
[09:35] Gosh, no. Like, I can't imagine the
[09:39] maintenance cost on these cars, guys,
[09:40] though. Just because like you can you
[09:42] can keep this going on a Mini or
[09:45] Mercedes. Oil changes are going to be
[09:47] expensive. Everything to maintain that
[09:50] car is going to be more expensive
[09:51] compared to like a Prius, for example.
[09:54] All right, Volvo XC60. That car is going
[09:56] to be probably fairly expensive to
[09:58] maintain. All right, Chevy Sonic again,
[10:00] Kia Soul again on the 10-year list.
[10:02] Outlander Sport again, Kia Rio again,
[10:06] Mini Hardtop again for 10 year. Ford
[10:09] Fusion Hybrid. Ford Fusion Hybrid is
[10:12] aging like a fine wine. Remember, it was
[10:13] much lower on the 5-year list. It was
[10:16] number 20 on the 5-year list, but now
[10:18] it's almost top 10 on the 10-year list.
[10:20] Hyundai Accent, rest in peace. The small
[10:23] like Nissan Versa fighter. Jeep Compass
[10:26] I think again is one Tesla Model S. It's
[10:30] still got 10 years left of expected
[10:32] reliability. How can you say that?
[10:34] Because the Model S has not been around
[10:36] that long. Ah, that one's a tough one
[10:38] for me to get my head around. It's
[10:40] possible because but here's the thing.
[10:42] If the battery goes out on a Model S,
[10:45] you are toast. Okay, but you know, I
[10:49] don't know. I don't know. No, Model S is
[10:50] that much. 16 grand is a lot on a
[10:53] 10-year-old electric car. I don't know.
[10:56] That's that's that's definitely a
[10:58] gamble. You do you, though. Honda Civic.
[11:01] Okay. Getting some to some more
[11:02] mainstream models. Hyundai Elantre,
[11:04] Nissan Versa. We're in the top 10.
[11:06] Volkswagen Jetta. Honda Fit again.
[11:09] Lincoln MKZ. You got to remember. Gosh,
[11:11] what does MKZ even look like? I think
[11:13] it's like the Ford uh Yeah, it's like
[11:15] the Ford Fusion. Okay, so that makes
[11:17] sense. Uh, Honda Fit number two. And can
[11:20] we get a drum roll? What's going to be
[11:22] number one? Is it going to be a Japanese
[11:24] car? It's going to be my guess. Oh, it's
[11:27] a Nissan Leaf. It is a Japanese car. Oh,
[11:29] you guys can't see it on the screen. I
[11:30] apologize. Whoops. It is the Nissan
[11:33] Leaf. You can You can get these for only
[11:36] $5,000. They have five years left. It
[11:38] only cost about a,000 year or $1,000 per
[11:41] year. But But Oh, you're leaving. Okay.
[11:44] Okay. We need to wrap this up. Abee's
[11:46] hanging out with us here, bud. Oh,
[11:48] Nissan Leaf is the champ for 10-year-old
[11:51] used cars. And what do we say, Abe?
[11:53] Honda Fit is the five-year used car, but
[11:57] again, I wouldn't touch it. Honestly, it
[11:58] would be like a Civic uh or a Mazda 3.
[12:02] Those would be my recommendations. Um
[12:04] Lexus is would be in there. Toyota
[12:07] Corolla, Kia Soul, I would recommend.
[12:09] Prius, Camry, and the 5-year. Okay. Uh I
[12:13] don't know. I versus not not for me.
[12:16] Rogue's not for me. Mini is definitely
[12:17] not for me. Ford Fusion hybrid. I see
[12:20] more of these than than it always
[12:22] surprised me how many of those I see. Uh
[12:24] Civic again and CRV. Okay. No RAV 4 in
[12:27] there. Think about that. No RAV 4. And
[12:30] then the 10ear list. What would be my
[12:32] recommendations?
[12:33] Prius. Avalon. Avalon. My gosh. Avalon.
[12:36] This is like asleep. Like no one
[12:39] everyone forgets about the Avalon. I
[12:41] don't know. Maybe Kia Soul. Uh man,
[12:44] there's a lot of cars that I wouldn't
[12:45] buy here. Even 10 years old. Even
[12:47] regardless of how much miles and how
[12:48] cheap they are, I still wouldn't buy
[12:50] them.
[12:52] Uh let's see here.
[12:54] Civic again. Elantre probably. Are you
[12:58] okay Abe?
[12:59] >> Yeah.
[12:59] >> Okay. Honda Fit again. Manual only.
[13:02] Definitely. I would not buy a Nissan
[13:04] Leaf. Would not buy it if the battery
[13:06] goes. I mean, it's dirt cheap, though,
[13:08] so you're not risking that much, but
[13:10] it's still like it's 10 years old, man.
[13:14] How much battery life does that thing
[13:15] have left? Okay. Does it have like 50
[13:18] miles of range left on the battery? I
[13:21] would not spend any money on that. I
[13:24] take one for like a couple grand, but
[13:26] not five grand. Okay. If you want
[13:27] trucks, here's a list of trucks.
[13:30] Surprisingly, Ford Ranger in Colorado
[13:33] beat out the Frontier and Tacoma. I
[13:35] don't know. I mean, obviously the Tacoma
[13:37] has the most life left, but it's it's so
[13:39] much more expensive than the than the
[13:41] competition. Okay, Honda Ridgeline in
[13:44] there. Titan. Isn't this funny? Nissan
[13:46] Titan, rest in peace. But if you can get
[13:48] a used Nissan Titan, if you want a fulls
[13:50] size truck, it is so affordable. Okay,
[13:54] so affordable. It is a It's less than a
[13:57] Tacoma and it's a full-size truck and it
[14:00] still has great reliability. All right,
[14:02] so Nissan Titan, that's pretty promising
[14:06] there. That's kind of a surprise for me.
[14:08] Uh 10-year-old used trucks. Frontier
[14:11] rises to the list, which is my favorite
[14:13] truck actually in general. Midsize truck
[14:15] especially. Um and then, you know, look
[14:18] at look how much it depreciates and it
[14:20] still has a decent amount of life left.
[14:23] Okay. Um let's see here. Most reliable
[14:25] 5-year-old SUVs. Uh man, RAV 4 sneaks
[14:29] into the top 10 here. I would not. Isn't
[14:32] this crazy? We like to bash on QX60 or
[14:35] at least older ones.
[14:37] >> Yeah.
[14:38] >> I don't know where sissies are. They're
[14:40] inside the house. If you're wondering if
[14:41] a Abe has dangerous pills, it's
[14:44] probiotics. Okay. It says probiotics.
[14:46] It's fine. It's safe. There's nothing
[14:48] there. He can't open it. Surprisingly,
[14:49] he can open too many things for his age.
[14:52] Hybrids are pretty common on the new
[14:54] market because natural demand is high
[14:56] for them and they keep expanding. and
[14:58] they keep getting better and more more
[15:00] manufacturers keep offering hybrids. But
[15:02] if you want to buy a used hybrid uh for
[15:05] the 5-year, what are the best used
[15:06] hybrids to buy? Well, and this hasn't
[15:08] included EVs. Okay, I'm not going to
[15:10] talk Ford Fusion hybrid. Again, Ford I
[15:13] don't mind their hybrids whatsoever. I
[15:15] like their hybrids. It's pretty much the
[15:16] same thing as Toyota's hybrids. In fact,
[15:18] I think they still use they use the same
[15:21] supplier uh which is Ace for their two
[15:24] motor hybrid. I could be wrong on that,
[15:26] but Toyota uses Aishan for their two
[15:28] motor hybrid 2. The only difference is
[15:29] Ford uses their engines and their own
[15:32] battery and then Toyota uses their own
[15:35] engines and their own battery, but is
[15:37] they're very much the same sort of
[15:38] hybrid. Ford Fusion hybrid, Camry
[15:40] hybrid, and Prius hybrid. All fantastic
[15:43] buys on the 5-year used market. What
[15:46] about 10-year-old hybrids? Are there any
[15:48] out there? Well, really, yeah, the the
[15:50] Fusion and the Prius. Okay, Fusion and
[15:53] the Prius are the best ones to buy
[15:55] there. Now, again, this is playing this
[15:58] is playing this is gam playing with fire
[16:01] gambling. Buying a used electric
[16:03] vehicle, you don't always know how much
[16:05] range is left on the battery. You don't
[16:07] know how fast the battery will degrade.
[16:09] Model S seems to be like
[16:12] expected crazy reliability. Supposed to
[16:15] last 20 plus years on the market. Um,
[16:19] we'll see. So, I'll see you guys in the
[16:21] comments. Do you own any of these
[16:22] vehicles that we talked about today?
[16:24] Obviously, I've talked about how I own
[16:25] the Avalon at one point in time. Swear
[16:27] by that vehicle. I see when I was just
[16:29] in California, I saw a ton of Avalons. I
[16:32] still see Avalons here a lot. Uh lots of
[16:34] used Priuses uh or old Priuses on the
[16:38] market, too. Um that are still running
[16:40] in good condition. In fact, so this this
[16:43] place is just up the road from me a
[16:44] couple hours in Tampa, and this is kind
[16:47] of like a a hybrid mecca. Um, the Prius
[16:52] pre-owned headquarters is what they call
[16:54] it. And this guy specializes in used,
[16:57] affordable, clean, reliable pre-owned
[16:59] Prius hybrids. And EVs currently stock
[17:01] second generation and third generation
[17:04] and fourth generation Prius hybrids. So,
[17:08] pretty cool. I think they've had really
[17:10] good Let's look at the inventory. I'm
[17:12] just curious. Okay, you can get pretty
[17:14] good deals here. They refurbished them.
[17:17] They address all the potential failure
[17:19] points on a used Prius. Once you do
[17:22] that, they will run for a very, very,
[17:24] very long time. So, you can see Prius
[17:26] here for uh 100K. This one's actually
[17:29] priced really low. So, I wonder if there
[17:30] was like an accident on it, but $6,000.
[17:34] Okay. Honda Fit. We just talked about a
[17:35] Honda Fit. Does it have a manual? I
[17:37] don't know. Okay. I know. We know that
[17:40] it's not a hybrid, but in other markets,
[17:42] the Fit is has a hybrid option.
[17:44] Unfortunately for us, which is just it's
[17:46] it's frustrating because we all most of
[17:48] us really enjoyed the Honda Fit when it
[17:50] did exist here. 252,000 miles. It's
[17:53] priced at 7K. You know, they also
[17:55] refurbished the batteries on these
[17:57] things. Uh make sure that you they
[18:00] replace they replace like the weak cells
[18:02] in them, which I think is pretty cool.
[18:04] Oh my gosh, this is this is speaking to
[18:06] me here. I know it's high mileage, but
[18:08] like I love the Prius V. And this is the
[18:11] five, which might have like the pano
[18:13] roof on it. Oh, it doesn't. It does not
[18:15] have the pano roof. That is unfortunate.
[18:17] I love that that option. And the the
[18:19] PriusV has such a like cult following to
[18:23] it. So, I'm not paid by them obviously.
[18:26] Like, they're just a small mom and pop
[18:27] shop essentially, but I just think it's
[18:30] cool. I think it's really cool. I I
[18:32] admire their niche that they are
[18:34] operating in and providing affordable,
[18:36] fuel efficient, reliable Prius out
[18:39] there. Look at this thing. Look at this
[18:41] thing. Prius V. Like it's it's got like
[18:43] the lift on it because people like
[18:45] lifting these um and putting all-terrain
[18:48] tires on them. It's so ridiculous. This
[18:50] has got a lot of miles on it. It's but
[18:52] it's a 2020 RAV 4 hybrid XSSE
[18:56] and I think this is a fair price for it.
[18:58] 19 grand. Prius Prime. We got a Prius
[19:01] Prime in here representing less than
[19:04] 100K. I'll I'll put the the the link in
[19:06] here, but you guys just Google Tampa
[19:08] Hybrids if you live in this area. They
[19:10] even have some EVs like the EV6, for
[19:12] example. They have a new Prius. Wow.
[19:16] 25K. How many? Oh, it's got a lot of
[19:18] miles. That's a ton of miles. I wouldn't
[19:20] I wouldn't buy it. I would not buy it.
[19:22] Anyways, thank you guys for watching.
[19:25] Uh, I'll see you in the comments with
[19:26] how or or what vehicles you would trust
[19:29] that are five to 10 years old. I mean,
[19:31] like a 4Runner should be in there, too,
[19:33] for example. But you got to keep in mind
[19:35] 4Runners hold their value really well.
[19:37] That's why they didn't make the list.
[19:39] And you could say a bunch also other
[19:41] large body onframe SUVs like a Tahoe or
[19:44] something like that, they last a long
[19:46] time. But again, um, they they just cost
[19:50] a lot more than what we s saw on the
[19:52] list today. So anyways, I'll see you
[19:54] guys in the next one. If you enjoyed
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[19:59] in the next one. Have a great day.
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