Used Cars for Sale in Buffalo, NY

This car meet everything I thought it would be and i love it. My grand kids love the car and cause we can listens to you tube

In Sept 2018 I was looking for a SUV and the Chevy Equinox met all my requirements. I purchased it for a fair price and it's January 2019 and 35,000 miles later I am still happy with my Equinox. I have had no issues except with the Michelin tires having to be replaced at 24,000 miles. Michelin pro-rated the tires and a new set cost me $400.00 plus tax and mounting/balance. I am very satisfied with my Equinox.

My last Lincoln was a 2002 LS V8. I skipped the first generation Zephyr/MKZ because of poor build quality and terrible reviews. Instead, I traded the LS for the 2008 Acura TL. After 165K on the clock of that car, it was time to look for a new ride, and a friend of mine gave me his MKZ to drive for a week. What a difference a generation makes. The CD4 platform the MKZ shares with the Fusion makes this a wonderfully sure-footed car on the "twisties" and a very comfortable cruiser on the interstate. I have the FWD 2.0T and was surprised that torque steer under full throttle wasn't at all as pronounced as it was in the Acura. Despite having only 4 cylinders, the car does hustle - thank the 275 lb/ft of torque for quick launches and more than enough "umph" for passing and merging. Just don't expect the tire burn-out performance of Mustang GT (been there, done that, and over it!). The car will competently cruise the interstate at above posted speed limits if asked - and it will do it quietly and little fuss. One note, you'll experience a noticeable dip in performance and fuel economy if you use 87 Octane fuel - the advertised horsepower, torque, and fuel economy numbers are achieved with premium (93 Octane) fuel. I have the Reserve trim and Technology Package with sunroof. Build quality is impressive, controls are easy to use, and the Ruby Red exterior with 19" wheels makes this a very handsome car to look at. The Cappucino interior leather chairs are wonderfully comfortable, and the cheap plastic that appeared in the first generation Zephyr/MKZ's and up until 2013 have all but disappeared. This really is a satisfying car and a reason not to spend $65K for a Caddy, a Lexus, or the Germans - it's a true value proposition. It's too bad that Ford has decided to quit the sedan business after 2020. This is really a wonderful car.

This is the best truck I have purchased. Plenty of leg room both front and back. Color both interior and exterior is wonderful. Dash is easy to understand. Overall very well.

Drives like a luxury vehicle, not a truck. Very comfortable ride & super dependable. The features are great and it is a beautiful SUV. Would definitely recommend!

This car was a great transition from my Nissan Frontier Truck. I was looking at Ford Flex, Ford Explorer and Nissan Murano. The expectations I have are all satisfied in the Highlander. Needed a large enough car to haul my family around, and my ton and a half of clay and equipment.

This car was fine until the paint just started blowing off of it. It had BAD FACTORY PAINT/primer on it!!!! There appears to be no recall although many other owners on the internet have experienced the same problem! Don’t buy any more Chevrolets!!! Problem solved that way!

I rented a 300 White in California, overall the car was great, good power, good handling all worked as it should. The only drawback is that this car gives from 21 go 23 MPG combined, it consumes as much gas as a economical V8. If it would give about 30 to 35 MPG it would be a mlm perfect car. I got 2 V8's that are much older and provide the same MPG.

I have been in the market for a minivan for quite some time. I thought I wanted a Honda Odyssey until test drive one. I like the way it looks on the exterior but was not impressed with the the way it drove or the space in the interior. Also, Odyssey’s no longer have a black leather interior and that is impratant to me having four kids. I also test drove a newer Chrysler Pacifica. I liked the way it drove but disliked the space in the interior. When I saw and test drove the Toyota Sienna SE Premium. I knew this was the vehicle for our family. Very stylish and sharp looking exterior but the interior is what we really enjoyed. Black leather interior seats, lots of space for passengers. It could seat up to 8 adults comfortably. It drives like a car with great pick up and can take sharp turns. Plenty of cup holders and storage areas. Very wide blueray player for the kids. Moon roof is nice. Many safety feature and the design of the dash is very luxurious. Super impressed and really enjoy driving this vehicle.

This is a very comfortable car to drive. Great power, great fuel economy. The 1 downfall is the steel wheels with plastic hubcaps. It should have aluminum alloy wheels

Very noisy on road and not enough leg room. Quite surprised that this type of vehicle is so nosy on road (after the second set of tires) and that legroom is insufficient.

It was the exact vehicle I needed for my work needs and family leisure. The features inside the vehicle are amazing. Even though I couldn’t tap into them all without the help of kids

The all wheel drive along with its driveability options makes this a well rounded vehicle. Proven with the latest winter storm! Rides high like a SUV should but isn't top heavy! This is my first Toyota bought for my wife and it has me shopping for myself.

6th toyota we have had and have never had an issue with them. Do regular maintenance and drive it with confidence. Great towing and as a daily driver

My 2018 Jeep Compass Limited left me stranded twice. Both times it would not start. They were unable to find the problem. Two trips to the dealer. First time it had a little over 200 miles on it second time 3,500 miles on it. Battery is good, charges, mechanic thinks there is something that is causing the battery to lose charge, but, is unable to figure it out. I am now involved with FCA Customer Care . Hoping for a fix to the car,as, it is fun to drive when it works. Comfortable for me , fun panoramic sunroof, and a nice radio. Though being worried every time I go to start it , is not a nice way to feel. This is a safety issue. I would not buy this car again...Too many hassles with the car and aspects of having to work with FCA. I am very happy to read of all the people that are loving their cars. It gives me hope..Be sure you purchase the extra rental policy with the car..

Vehicle has been perfect for me. I am satisfied with the performance & comfort. Averaged 34.08 MPG over the 2 years. Safety systems all work correctly. Reliability has been great. Not a high tech guy, but everything works fine. Some competitors have better interiors, but it is OK. Has plenty of room & cargo space. Headlights could be a little stronger & liftgate could raise a little higher. Brakes are good. Gas to electric & back is seamless. With Toyota Care, I have had zero maintenance costs. Have signed up for Toyota Care Plus at a cost of $329 which is a no-brainer for another 2 years as it also covers a new air filter & cabin air filter at 30,000 miles.

Quality fit, finish and performance . Great on gas. Fun to drive around town or on the open road. Great safety features. Comfort is awesome.

Decent gas mileage, handles great, I like the large dash screen with navigation. Owned less than a month, no issues for far other than lack of storage space.

I have a Forte with the larger engine option and the 'sport' package upgrade. Many other competing brands couldn't give me what I wanted: 4-wheel disc brakes, a powerful engine, leather seating, sun/moon roof, alloy wheels, fat tires -- all in a car that still looks like a classy little sedan, and not like some gaudy 'sports coupe'. My husband hates the stiff 'sport-tuned suspension' but as a driver I feel like this car is *really fun* to drive. When I have to drive other cars with softer suspensions, they now feel vague and slightly hard to control. I would recommend this car to any one who (a) likes to drive (b) likes good value (c) wants a small urban sedan that is not a micro-car. I would also recommend buying a car like this with options/upgrades -- the basic Forte model looks and acts a little frumpy, compared to mine.

In general the car isn't too bad. I bought CPO and thought that meant something like it used to. It proved me wrong a few times over. Purchased a bit over a year ago, the first week, taken back for AC repair and power seat. Recently for belt tensioner that made a ton of noise. Needs tires already as the new ones that were put on before purchase started to warp and cup about a month into the car.