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Is there a used luxury model that you can highlight a low TCO for? IE < $20k, won't gulp gas, won't need to see the mechanic except for regular oil change type
by Glyptodon 1y ago
Is there a used luxury model that you can highlight a low TCO for? IE < $20k, won't gulp gas, won't need to see the mechanic except for regular oil change type stuff, won't cost arm and a leg if you do need repairs?
Or a $20-$25k used model that will compare favorably to something like a new Corolla?
Can't tell if I'm missing something or not, but I've never seriously thought that some random used BMW would seriously be cheaper to operate than a boring car unless cars were my hobby.
- dzonga 1y agoa used lexus. but there's a premium for used lexuses. but they still go on forever with little maintenance i.e just oil change. e.g https://www.truecar.com/used-cars-for-sale/listing/JTHAA1D2XM5117028/2021-lexus-is/?position=0&returnTo=%2Fused-cars-for-sale%2Flistings%2Flexus%2Fis%2F&sourceType=marketplace&sponsored=true https://www.truecar.com/used-cars-for-sale/listing/JTHAA1D2X...
- Glyptodon 1y agoInteresting - just a cursory search but it looks like excepting two listings almost every used Lexus > 2019 model year in my area is above $29k, and mostly > $30k. What is going to be noticeably better from a Lexus like this as compared to a new Corolla? (Like I don't doubt that they're nicer, but is it just less obviously plastic and more faux leather?)