Last year my son needed a car to get to work and we were shocked at the price of recent used cars. We found a Buick fanatic an hour away and got ourselves a 1996 Park Avenue which at the beginning of the OBD II era so it a modern car in terms of maintenance and having features like airbags, antilock brakes and traction control. We’ve had to make some repairs on it since but it was a great deal.
For me it was a real adventure because I’d never owned an American car.
Right now I am thinking about another automotive adventure which is that you can get a Nissan Leaf with a degraded battery for not much more than the tax credit you can get for buying a used EV. It would still have enough range to drive to work, pick up groceries and that sort of thing if we install a charger at home.
For me it was a real adventure because I’d never owned an American car.
Right now I am thinking about another automotive adventure which is that you can get a Nissan Leaf with a degraded battery for not much more than the tax credit you can get for buying a used EV. It would still have enough range to drive to work, pick up groceries and that sort of thing if we install a charger at home.