Hybrid Avalon is the right car for me!
595106
With nearly 28K miles I love my 2015 Hybrid Avalon.  My other car is a 2009 Prius.  The Avalon has the comfort I was looking to have which really makes me glad I purchased this car. My gas mileage is at 39.1 right between the promised range.  I have taken road trips and am quite happy with the performance.  The only issue to date was a broken visor clip which the dealer replaced at no charge since the car was still under warranty.
995855
Responsive engine.  Dependable.  Comfortable.  Excellent visibility in all directions.  My wife does not like to drive big cars but she is very much at ease driving this model.  We have 120,000 miles on our 2000 Toyota Avalon.
2063221
Excellent price compared to the major local and online parts stores. The whole assembly made the install much easier and was a great fit.  They've been installed in my 97 Avalon for a couple of weeks and the ride and performance is great, much better than expected.
149400
Only 2,000 miles thus far, but VERY NICE!  Quiet, controlled, smooth-ride, features (SAFETY and comfort) galore.  The surround view is an exceptional safety feature.  Ride comfort is the best we've ever experienced.  This is my 41st automobile and I consider it the best ownership and driving experience so far.  Quality is comparable (or slightly better) than Toyota.  I've owned three Highlanders, two Matrixes, and two Tundra.  My only complaint is the method that KIA uses to distribute inventory.  Two dealers both stated that they have no control over what they receive.  I worked with three dealerships and purchased locally after the dealer traded with another dealer almost 200-miles away. Others that I cross-shopped were: Lincoln MKX, Cadillac XT5, Acura MDX, and Volvo XC90.  Yes, that was the competition and the KIA SX Limited beat them in standard technical features THAT ARE EASY to USE, quality, and PRICE.
1084646
The most fun filled car I have owned or driven in 40 years. I love it. Currently has 125K miles. I have to keep it running because there are no current vehicles like it. All of the new cars are just computers with wheels. New cars isolate you from the road and the driving experience.

My previous sports cars are too had to enter or lack the creature comforts. The Wrangler could be a substitute but I like the comforts of the Liberty. I can't bring my self to even consider the the new Jeep Renegade - its a Fiat! built in Italy!

Only a few minor problems: Alternator, transmission solenoid, rear door lock
2201675
This car is an experience. The torque and power are just right with a LSD at the back for fun. The 5speed always satisfies and the steering has an analog feel forgotten in todays digital age. I have never had a dependability issue.
3856020
Kia sure has come a long way! I just traded in a 2015 Toyota Highlander for a 2016 Kia Sedona and I am thrilled! Not only was our purchasing experience from Holly Kia Selbyville,DE an awesome,non pressured sale but they were also informative and helpful! We use this vehicle for work and the cargo room is only 2"shy of a full size pickup bed! The extras that were on ours are wonderful! The GPS is even accurate! We are getting up to 25mpg on fuel! The luxuries are top-notch! This vehicle is WONDERFUL! Love it!
295961
All around great vehicle for the family. Lots of room to carry baggage, and people.  The rear seat is comfortable for adults too.
We had a 2011 Flex Limited AWD Eco-Boost, which we liked even more. The 2011 was involved in an accident, where it was totaled, but it held up very well.  Our new to us 2013 SEL FWD is just as nice, but I REALLY miss the twin turbo charge Eco-Boost engine.  If you plan on buying a FLEX, get the Eco-Boost. You won't regret it.
1305434
I recently upgraded to a 2013 Avalon that did not have a backup camera. The quality of the camera is what I expected after having a 2012 Camry with a factory backup camera. Quality of the image at night does suffer as it did on my Camry so no big deal there. This is a lifesaver when in angled parking downtown or backing out of a drive.

The installation took us(Two Guys-1 experienced in equipment installs, 1 just a gofer) about an hour and twenty minutes. Most of the work is pulling door trim kick plates and taking the dash board apart.

Tools Needed-Socket Set(deep well & shallow well), Electrical Tape, Side Dikes, Wire(butt) Connectors, & Pull Cable or Homemade Pull Device
I didn't purchase the extra tools as we had the majority of the tools to pull the panels and dash. I did use the plastic tool sent with the kit and it did come in handy for the dash.

Installation-We followed the installation of the video pretty close. Mounting the camera in the center as suggested in the video worked great as there is a small area already marked for it between the tag lights. We did use the clips under the trunk lid to run the wire through instead of zip ties. Under the dash we used zip ties and snipped them back. We used a butt connector to wire the power(red cables) together. Electrical Taping both of the yellow video connectors to hopefully avoid any issues down the road with them disconnecting.
Tips:
1.) Avalon's have a light that illuminates the storage area below below the stereo(in front of the shifter).This piece just pops off, do not try to remove the small looking clip as that is the light you'll have to unplug after you remove the trim piece.
2.) There is a spot to run your wire from the trunk through to the back seat. It appears to be a sealed trunk but has a 3"-4" rubber wire access seal to pull through.
3.) There is a leather piece(beauty cover) that is attached to the gauge trim, pop off the leather grommets and remove trim piece to the right.

Take your time and watch the video before you begin and keep it handy while doing the install. Videos can be found on their website.
2133163
I have admired this series of Lincoln for many years.  After dealing with all sorts of expensive repairs on what should have been reliable Japanese cars, I was yearning to go back to a real car, which to me means a front-wheel-drive car.  I do my own service and repairs, and having to spend eight hours removing and replacing the entire top half of an engine just to replace the spark plugs is not something I ever want to do again, so no more crosswise-engines or front-wheel drive for me.

So I did some research in Edmunds Consumer Reviews on these Lincolns.  The worst thing anyone seemed to say about them was that the front cup holders suck.  People talked about having bought their Town Car with 250,000 miles on it and having no trouble with it, ever.

So I found one like new, 98,000 miles, even the driver's seat leather was like new.  Cartier Edition, every conceivable extra. I couldn't pass it up.  My son commented about how his $34,000 Prius got such great mileage, and I reminded him that my super-safe, super-comfortable Town Car never gets less than 20 mpg, and that I paid about the same for  it as he paid for the sales tax on his Prius.  I go for miles per dollar, not miles per gallon.

Anyway, I feel absolutely pampered when driving my TC.  It is silent at any speed, it's fast, responsive, handles like the terrific full-size sedans of yesterday but looks awesome in any company.  Guess why every taxi company, limo service and most police and highway patrol departments have been using these cars for many years.  They are ultra dependable.  The Panther platform, the chassis on which the TC is built, is identical to the Ford Crown Victoria, the most common  of these cars still seen in rough, day-to-day service everywhere.

Read the Edmunds Consumer Reviews on the Lincoln Town Car of your choice. I won't repeat all that is said there, so well and by so many.  If you can find one of these cars in great shape and you like real luxury, go for it.  I recommend installing a set of Bilstein HD shock absorbers all around, and you will have no complaints about the handling of this terrific ride.
2674197
Purchased my 2011 Nissan Sentra from Hertz Car Sales in 2012.  It had 44,000 miles on it when I drove it off their lot.  I cant say I was thrilled about buying it bc I wanted something more luxurious but I NEEDED something that was economical and built to last.

6 years and 147,000 miles later, I can honestly say its the best vehicle purchase Ive ever made.  Yes, I have 191,000+ (44,000 + 147,000) miles on this baby and shes still going strong.

Repairs Ive made:

1) A/C died in 2015 and had it replaced.  Total cost was around 400.00.

2) Had a belt replaced in 2017 (not sure what it was exactly since my bro in law noticed it when he took it to change the oil).  Cost was minimal, maybe 20-30 bucks.

3) Original battery died last week (2018).  Replaced with an interstate battery at 97.00.

I have my oil and filter changed with a quality brand full synthetic every 5000 miles and Im on my 3rd set of tires.  So far I haven't had any brake work done but Im planning on taking it next week since Im sure its long overdue.

I love the CVP transmission!  I wasn't too sure about it in the beginning after I read some negative reviews but this thing rocks!

I drive this car every day, to work, to school, errands, etc.,  I have driven it numerous times to Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Louisiana on trips/vacations and it has never let me down!  It is plenty roomy inside for myself and my 2 sons, 11 and 18, and the trunk is huge!  And I still get excellent gas mileage!

I really cant say one bad thing about this little car.  I have no regrets whatsoever.  I just hope the next Nissan I purchase will measure up to this one!
452103
My 2002 Nissan Xterra is  the Pretty Yellow one & easy to find in the parking lot .lol !!  I bought this car brand new and it has been a good dependable vehicle . I have kept up with the regular oil changes and I put new plugs and plug wires in 2012 ' Here it is 2017 and I haven't had any issues with this car UNTILL just recently .
We had to replace the water pump and decided to go ahead and replace the timing belt ..Thankfully ! My boyfriend  is a mechanic :) This car has held up Amazingly over the years and I am so Blessed with this car  .I have been able to travel on long trips without any worry . I love this SUV !!
3888436
Purchased my Black 1993 Acura Integra GS(Leather) in 2017 with only 69,800 Miles on it for $2,900.  To date I have change the spark plugs and oil and it just turned 77,000 Miles.  The original owner drove it around 2,000 miles a year and it was garage kept.  It was well maintained but I did have to replace the CV boot on the drivers side as it cracked and split open due to age only days after purchase. The distributor which I assume was a replacement went out around 76,000 Miles. It has had the passenger CV axel replaced before I bought it due to the cracked boot as well.  The muffler was replaced with a factory original before purchase as well as the timing belt, water pump and all related equipment. Believe it or not the rear tires were original Michelin's from the dealer. The fronts were newer Michelin's.  It has all new tires now and original factory 14" alloy rims. The leather inside is still in great shape for over 25 years old.  The factory tape deck did not want to play and the speakers foam had dry rotted. Four new speakers and a double din touchscreen unit and back up and running with the original power antenna. I added a remote keyless entry purchased here. The car is a 4 speed automatic with a neat 2, 3, 4 shifter that works like a stick.  The 4 speed doesn't get as great of gas mileage to modern cars but I run 93 octane as the manual calls for 91 and I drive it fast. I missed driving an automatic as the last 2 sports cars I had were a manual.  This is one of the first front wheel drive sports cars I have owned and I love zooming around in it. The hatch gives a huge amount of space and the seats fold down in the back for even more storage. There is plenty of room for my two boys and one niece in the back seat and room up front for my wife when she comes along for a ride. The black paint is almost perfect except for clear coat issues only on the roof.  The sunroof is nice and the ac kicks ice cold.  I expect to get another 200-300K miles from this car and my boys 5 and 8 will one day drive it to school.  Overall a great car. The first Honda/Acura I have ever owned and loving it. I have driven and owned many different vehicles Trucks, to SUV, Convertible, Station Wagon, Town car and by far this car is my baby.  The only thing I would change is if I could buy one new today.
1677244
The Mini 8ight is awesome. I would say it is my favorite "mini" class vehicle. Super responsive and relatively nimble. The battery that comes with the buggy is well suited for younger drivers but if you are like me and like to go fast you will need a lipo. 2s is fast and good for bashing and 3s is epic and wears the car out quickly. My experience so far has shown two weak points, the dog bones and esc/motor. I have had to replace two dog bones and the esc. I ended up putting the vxl esc out of a brushless mini e revo, I threw in the velenion motor as well. The thing is super fast now and other than the dogbone issue haven't had any other parts fail. Everything ran hot even on 2s previously but runs cool with the traxxas mini system. The included spektrum radio works great and you can even bind the receiver to a nicer controller. If you plan on driving the car with the stock battery, I would imagine no $$$ parts will need replacing but if you want to go fast get ready to drop some coinage on a different esc combo.
1240918
Happily surprised with the quality and value of my first Hyundai! I purchased my 2016 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid Limited with the Ultimate option and could not be happier! I would recommend having the dealer change the Kumho tires the car comes with for a better rated tire (not very good traction with the Kumho's). Smart cruise control is amazing in traffic (life changing really) and the lifetime battery warranty and 10 yr/100k powertrain/hybrid component warranty provides great peace-of-mind. Ride is sublime and very quiet! I'm averaging 45mpg after 5k miles, 80/20 highway/city with the highway speeds over 70mph, not to mention 3 weeks out of the 5 weeks i've owned it being +90F!

Highly recommend!
4869067
Hands down my favorite car mod on my 2015 toyota camry xse. It was super easy, and I love the sounds it makes. I was very impressed.
613247
One of the best cars I've driven (Acura, BMWs, Honda, Ford, Mazda, Toyota).  Really enjoy the 3.2L engine - don't feel the need for anymore power.  Really comfortable inside.  Navigation system is great - programming takes a bit getting used to - she says turn right on H Street, however there is a right turn for H Street northbound, and also a right for H Street southbound.  A/c is cold, but vents aren't flexible enough to aim in the right direction for the top of my head.  These are minor pickings, and are most likely due to fine tuning things over time.  Really love the car otherwise.