Toyotas have the best resale value

[theory816]

Got 20 offers within posting an ad for an old car

Sold within 30 mins

[LateShow]

Sounds like you should’ve asked for more money

[StainlesSon]

Sounds like you should’ve asked for more money

[stevemckenna]

Sounds like you should’ve asked for more money

[TomPaine]

That's for every car these days. Bidennomics made a lot more people poor, so they jump at any reasonably priced used car.

[theory816]

That's for every car these days. Bidennomics made a lot more people poor, so they jump at any reasonably priced used car.

Idk. Toyotas tend to do well in the resell market even before bidennomics. Maybe it’s the model though

[JackyChin]

That's for every car these days. Bidennomics made a lot more people poor, so they jump at any reasonably priced used car.

You can get a new Elantra for under $23k and it will last at least 10 years. That's $2.3k/yr or under $200/mo to drive a car made this decade.

[theory816]

You can get a new Elantra for under $23k and it will last at least 10 years. That's $2.3k/yr or under $200/mo to drive a car made this decade.

Imagining driving a Hyundai when we already have toyotas

[brappbrah]

refugee car

[headturner1]

What year/model?

[Midi77]

You can get a new Elantra for under $23k and it will last at least 10 years. That's $2.3k/yr or under $200/mo to drive a car made this decade.

Hyundai = Cheap Korean Steel

[ShipyardChad]

Im looking for a rwd toyota carina in good condition
Doesnt seem to go for under 3-4k

[300Lane1]

Try telling this to the Tesla fanboys.

[JayJ350]

Probably because they're reliable and everyone knows they could pick up a used one and it will probably last forever.

Try telling this to the Tesla fanboys.

That's because nobody wants a used EV because it's like buying a used laptop or smartphone, where the battery life is a mystery and you know it's only going to last so long.

[JayJ350]

You can get a new Elantra for under $23k and it will last at least 10 years. That's $2.3k/yr or under $200/mo to drive a car made this decade.

Imagining driving a Hyundai when we already have toyotas

Hyundai = Cheap Korean Steel

Hyundais are the biggest poverty brand, srs. Whenever I see someone driving one, I just know they're being driven by someone from a poorer neighborhood who probably has modest income. They seem to be very popular with recent immigrants.

Hyundai is one of those brands where the only reason anyone buys one is because it's the newest car they could afford.

[2011change]

That's for every car these days. Bidennomics made a lot more people poor, so they jump at any reasonably priced used car.

Toyota and Honda sells the best and easily. Best resale value

[theory816]

Hyundais are the biggest poverty brand, srs. Whenever I see someone driving one, I just know they're being driven by someone from a poorer neighborhood who probably has modest income. They seem to be very popular with recent immigrants.

Hyundai is one of those brands where the only reason anyone buys one is because it's the newest car they could afford.

My point is, why allow someone to come into the market and waste all this money on car development when we already have a bunch of cars already

[2011change]

You can get a new Elantra for under $23k and it will last at least 10 years. That's $2.3k/yr or under $200/mo to drive a car made this decade.

Hyundai/Kia is for broke ass black and meth whites

[300Lane1]

Probably because they're reliable and everyone knows they could pick up a used one and it will probably last forever.


That's because nobody wants a used EV because it's like buying a used laptop or smartphone, where the battery life is a mystery and you know it's only going to last so long.

Oh I agree, but try explaining that to the diehard EV crowd.

[JayJ350]

Oh I agree, but try explaining that to the diehard EV crowd.

The diehard EV crowd is a bunch of brainwashed left wingers who are only big fans of it because their favorite political leaders instructed them to.