10 Used Cars You Should Buy on Everyman Driver 

As always thank you for your content right spot on! Also wishing you and your family a very merry Christmas looking forward to a Happy New Year!

Merry Christmas to you, Dave and your family, and all the viewers. Thanks for another great year of content.

Excellent post! Great info...that lil dude was cool at the end; I did hit a thumbs up and subscribed. T.y.

Nice job good content thank you for taking the time to educate us.

Have a '17 Fit and it's one of the best cars I've ever owned. I usually only drive it in the city and get 34+ mpg. If I do take it on the highway it's an easy 42 mpg. If Honda still sold them in the USA I'd buy another in a heartbeat.

This is a great formula! Great job, thank you😊

I don't want to put in my phone # on the quotes website. Once they get your # they'll be calling for years. Everytime a new sales person is hired they'll be calling.

Where did you get the info on engine life?

well, how reliable is the CVT on the fit/jazz?

Merry Chrismas Dave

The best used vehicle to buy is the Mazda CX-5, because it has a longer lifespan, as well.

Honda fits are highly underrated

Hmm..a chevy on this list? that can't be right.

Love Impalas, but there's no way an Impala is a better buy than an Accord or Corolla.

How nice of you to put forward the Fusion....a car that suffers transmission failures. Good job there.

Thanks for sharing as always. What do you think of a used 2015 Subaru Crosstrek XV Hybrid with 52k miles?…..Thanks.

The "FIT" ugh... point A to B but take your time lol

How about trucks pls???

1985 toyota pu best truck ever

What about a Ford expedition

All over prices

How come you never include any Lincoln's in your reviews. I do understand not many are sold but it would be nice to know how they rank. Love you channel.

I'm looking at a 2018 Fit Sport with 45k miles for around $18,000 out the door. Is that a good deal?

I don't know how ford covers this up but the fusion has been in lawsuit for a while over a POS engine design. Dosent matter what size. Failing due to coolant leaking in engine. Happening to 1000s of people way b4 100k miles

Cvt transmissions will NOT last that long. And are 6 to 8 thousand dollars to replace. Engines are only as good as oil change intervals, and not being driven hard every time you step on the gas..used cars will still be susceptible to water pump replacement, starter motors, radiators, hoses, belts, AC compressors, etc....thats going to cost the used car buyers BIG money, but for sure, never buy a used car with a CVT!! Also Hybrid batteries are very expensive to replace. And of course if you live in an area where RUST is common, at 5 or y years old, there could already be serious undercarriage rusting issues. Buying used is a gamble no matter the make, you could get a good one, or a nightmare.

I drove my Prius for 325K miles and then sold it for $2500. 5 years of Uber driving !!! Great Car !!!

Once i seen chevy impala im not taking this list serious 😂

None American car as Chevy or Ford will last 200K. That is only in Japanese cars most of the times.

Toyota is king!!

There’s no way a Ford fusion or Chevy impala made that list. They must be being paid by those manufacturers poor advice to put those cars on a list for recommended buy

Toyota rumuon

Toyotas arent even good anymore

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