Reliable practical Dream Cars would buy CASH NEXT!
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Hey there, car lovers! In this video, we’re showcasing some of the most reliable dream cars you can buy outright. If you’re ready to invest in a vehicle that offers both performance and peace of mind, you won’t want to miss this list! We’ll cover everything from the latest models to timeless classics, ensuring you find the perfect ride for your lifestyle. Tune in, and let’s get you one step closer to your dream car! Don’t forget to hit that like button and subscribe for more great content!
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Hey nephew im totally in that camp with you no car payments. I been car note free for 7 yrs now. I have a 2015 and 2018 and paid cash for both. They still look good, you dont need a brand new car to have a reliable car. Great video nephew ????
Good luck on 6th gen lex
Every used vehicle was once a brand new vehicle with zero miles and all you can do with a car is drive it til the wheels fall off
Just got a 2011 camry xle v6
The 4runner is only a good choice if you plan to drive on roads that require high clearance. It is not very economical with respect to full efficiency. It is reliable, however. My two cents 😉
You can't go wrong with the ES300/350 platform. Great cars that do everything well. I hear you when you say buy for you. I've always wanted a 1989 Lincoln TownCar! That represented wealth and my aunt had bought one brand new. Didn't drive it a lot. When she passed, we drove it around a lot. My memories of that car stayed with me. I had told myself when I get debt free I would own one. I know they are older, but they are a reliable platform considering so many were made. Sometimes that fear comes about owning one so my mind goes to what everyone else deems reliable. Does that make sense? What are your thoughts?
My dream "daily" would be a early 1970s – early 1980s 1/2 ton pickup with NO electrical crap ! 6 cylinder automatic with hand crank windows and a carburetor!!! Simple Simple 🙂