Although $5000 doesn’t sound like much for a vehicle, it can get you a reliable used SUV that meets all your needs - if you know where to look. From full-size SUVs that can easily tow a boat to compact grocery getters, there are tons of SUVs available for under $5000 – but only a few of them have stood the test of time. Even fewer have the type of reliability someone expects out of a daily driver.

Image source The Audi A6 is a perennial favorite among auto enthusiasts, with all the handling and sportiness of the legendary German brand. If you’re considering purchasing an Audi A6 to run with, you might be wondering how the used prices compare to the new models. You can get an A6 with many of the same features as a 2020 model for an (average) $21,479 less than the 2020 model.

Let’s be frank - you’re not going to get a nice truck with $5,000. But you can get a reliable, well-running truck, which really counts. Why spend $50-70k on a brand new truck you’re going to beat the hell out of anyway? This article will help you determine the best-used trucks that cost less than $5,000 and offer high levels of capability and reliability, as well as how to find them in your area during the truck shortage.

Source: Pixabay The phrase “sunroof” has been widely used throughout the history of vehicles and can be quite literally defined as an openable metal or opaque glass panel. While there are dozens of SUVs with panoramic sunroofs with glass that extends to the rear passenger compartment, they do vary in quality and size. Loved for its brighter interior to the outdoors, the potential mechanical failures could be a slight downfall.

Photo by Alexandr Podvalny from Pexels Winter driving impacts a good portion of the country and can wreak havoc for young and experienced drivers alike. If you live in an area often affected by snow and unpredictable weather, you know how important it is to plan. Lower visibility, freezing temperatures, and often slick roads make for sometimes outright dangerous situations for driving. Improved technology, safety features, enhanced comfort for those cold days, and convenience capabilities all factor into a vehicle’s ability to handle winter driving.

The Toyota RAV4 is a compact crossover SUV that has been in production since 1994. The RAV4 was marketed for consumers who wanted the SUV benefits, such as increased cargo room and the fuel economy of a compact car. Toyota is known for building some of the most reliable and long-lasting vehicles out there. The RAV4 is one of the best-selling SUVs in its class. Although reliable, some RAV4s have had their fair share of problems.

Honda Odyssey by Navigator84 - CC BY-SA 4.0 When the minivan came on the scene way back in 1983, it was an unequivocal success here in the United States. As soon as Dodge and (now defunct) Plymouth began to sell the Voyager and Grand Caravan, families found much to love in their roomy interiors, fair gas mileage, and various configurations. The 80s or 90s kids undoubtedly have fond memories of piling into minivans with all of their friends and heading to school or soccer practice.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee is a mid-size SUV that has been in production since 1983. We break down the average listing prices of each year of used Jeep Grand Cherokee and tell you how much you’re saving vs. what they cost when they were new. What used year model of Jeep Grand Cherokee is the best value? This chart makes it easy to compare the current listing values of Jeep Grand Cherokees vs.

We compare the average used cost of each year model of Jeep Wrangler vs. what they originally cost when new. Whether you’re an adventurer who needs a 4-wheel drive or just like driving around in a classic SUV, the Jeep Wrangler is a rig with limitless opportunities. But when buying one, should you bite the bullet and go new, or are used models just as reliable? The answer may surprise you.

Photo by Arvid Skywalker on Unsplash Nothing about a luxury car reads as “efficient.” And that’s the point! Luxury is by definition abundant, ostentatious, and plush. Luxury cars are fun, comfortable, flashy, and tricked out with all the latest gadgets and gizmos. And all this makes luxury cars expensive (hey, it’s in the name, right?) But while a luxury car is an investment up front, that doesn’t mean that you have to resign yourself to breaking the bank at every fill-up.