Used Cars for Sale in Bridgewater, MA

This truck came equipped with everything I thought I would have to add after purchase. Very comfortable for me at 6ft 4in and my wife at 5ft 1in.

Test drove both the V4 with turbos, don't bother...it's too big of a vehicle and takes 10 years to get up to highway speed. The V6 is much better fit for the size. Very roomy, excellent cargo space. Plenty of leg room in the back seat. I took out the SEL and Titanium and the leather is sharp and nav is easy to use. Prices seem very reasonable for the options you get. My only watch out is that this is a SUV not a cross over. Felt more like my husbands F150 than my Rav4.

Great fuel mileage both hwy and town. Back seat has more room than any truck I’ve ever owned. V6 has sufficient power for loads and passing

My new caw=r is a 2016 Buick Enclave and I love it! White frost exterior w/ ebony leather interior; it's so luxurious! Best car ever.

I’m waiting to sign the papers to buy a 2015 Acadia AWD SLE-2. Took it for a test drive and it has what I want for my family. I can’t wait to take it home!

Enjoyed my Legacy until recently. With only 65,000, a few weeks ago I had to have my front lower control arm bushings replaced for $500+. Not very happy at all. I have had some pretty bad cars when I was younger and never these replaced. I don’t understand how this can happen I’m a Quality Car. That was in addition to having my headlights replaced at $80+ each. Today I had to have my Legacy towed to the Dealership because a number of lights appeared on my my Dash including the Check Engine light which is never a good sign. Now I have to wait to hear from the Dealership to see much this new repair will cost. Not a great way to end the year or enjoy the Holidays. Really not enjoying my Legacy very much now with all of these repairs with only about 65,000 miles. 😭😳👎

this suv met all my needs: spacious with lots of room for luggage and camping/traveling, rides very smooth, almost feels like your riding in a boat, fully-loaded and pleasing to the eye =)

Bought used. Works very well for getting kids and all our stuff around. If I purchased new I would get leather and a limited slip rear end. Waiting to see how it does on bad roads... probably not good.

The lariat edition is a great value of features and comfort for the price. It is well equipped at the same cost of other competitive manufacturers including GM, Dodge and Toyota. The truck rides well almost like a luxury sedan but offers appealing performance and features to get you off road or to tow that heavy load.

Roomy and many options. Good power for a six cylinder. Great sound system and I like the styling. Not bad on gas considering it is large SUV.

Always drive a Ford ranger but recently switched up to a Ford F150. I am super happy I did. The inside us amazing and it rides as smooth as any luxury car I have ridden in. Great vehicle.

I bought my Ranger new in 2009 but it has less than 50k miles. I use it to commute occasionally and it is mainly the weekend workhorse for suburban living. It replaced an identical 1998 except that this one is an automatic V6 and it's predecessor had the 4 with a stick. I got rid of the 1998 at 140k miles with having only replaced the timing chain (in addition of course to the usual tires/battery, etc.) My 2009 has not had any problems other than the Takata airbag recall that I had done last week. In working with the dealer on this issue is was not one of their finest moments but my service rep ended up knowing what to do and how to make it right. While I like the new technology in the reborn 2019 Ranger, I am not so sure about the required 4 cylinder engine. Thought about getting a new one since I have had such a good experience with a total of almost 200k miles between the two trucks, but when I do I probably will switch brands in order to stick with a V6. However, at less than 50k miles the only thing I would be getting would be new infotainment technology; the working aspect of the my current truck is fully adequate and no less than a more current model year.

Very Nice with Gas Mileage with V6 Engine. Eco-Boast . Nice Bed-liner. Good off Road Truck . If I have choice . I will by one more but Brand New

Excellent in all aspects. Rides great, has every feature I can think of. It is a beautiful SUV and I am so proud to drive it.

Super comfortable, Powerful, Huge space, nice mileage(20-21 mpg), very reliable SUV. It was my first car and loved it from day 1. In 2016, Honda completely changed the Pilot design to be more sleek, which is amazing. I love the big rear view mirrors, hand rest, huge space. One is bound to fall in love with the car.

Very comfortable, good performance, nice amenities. Having had the previous version of Sync, the Sync 3 on this model is MILES ahead in user-friendliness and options. The vehicle is very quiet on the highway and excellent on road trips. Very happy with the purchase!

The XC90 is a beautiful and functional SUV. There is plenty of storage space, seating is comfortable, and the large screen is very functional. The cameras are extremely helpful. I am so glad I purchased this car.

Very comfortable. Many usb, 12v receptacles. Very large storage space. Nice being a bit higher than other vehicles. Rear window tint is great for night driving. But only 14.0 MPG.. Mileage is way worse than expected.

The Tiguan is just the right size and maneuvers well. It is good looking and performs well too. It is great for hauling things around and handles very well. It is an all around excellent car.

This truck was my dream of owning when I retired. My dream came true in Feb 2017. I retired from civil service May 2016 after working 38 yrs. I got my 2017 Silverado LTZ. I enjoy driving it and feel so comfortable even in my short height (4'11"). It is very dependable and very truck looking in shiny black. I an still receiving compliments on how the truck looks brand new.