Used cars for sale in El Centro, CA under $50,000

My dad and I were looking for a Corolla for my mom, and the guys at Rogers and Rogers Toyota did a great job. They matched a deal in San Diego, so it was very easy for us to stay local. Definitely a good experience.

Went to Glen Toyota got my 2022 Camry a year early also. Got a great $ deal and good service department 100% unique and great experience. FYI ask for Tom 👍🙌

Not the most technologically advanced but that is what I was looking for, keep it simple! The features it has are the important ones, at least to me. This is my third one since 2011 and I love not having to bringing them in for repairs.

I purchased a new 21 Limited with the Advanced Tech package And Limited Grade All Weather package. Its very very loud under acceleration. The highway pavement noise and wind noise are barely tolerable. I have a bad back the seats are fantastic and I have a bad back they are great on long trips. Constantly Averaging 28mpg it’s dependable and I know it will hold its value.

I've have a Rav 4 premium wich was purchased in feb2021.ive had zero problems and the car accelerates like a rx350 which I cannot understand where people want to tell you the car is slow . the car was purchased because of extreme back problems which I am on disabled for.the car does everything as well as my dad's girlfriend's 2017 Rx 350.the gas mileage is amazing.

Service Dept Staff was friendly and helped out with all of the needs on my vehicle. The Facility was clean and safe during this pandemic.

Excellent handling, very maneuverable, very tight turning radius, decent fuel economy, great infotainment system and navigation, great paint job, very comfortable seats. Very satisfied with my XT5.

This was by far the most expensive impulse buy I've ever made. In Nov 2022,my son began selling vehicles at a different manufacturer's dealer in Elkhart, IN and told me about a 2021 Venza Limited they took as a trade-in with just over 8k miles. I never would've thought of this vehicle as an option, because I really wanted a RAV4 XLE, but I wasn't in the market yet. A few months ago, a salesman from my local Toyota dealer told me about the Venza while I was waiting to have my Prius serviced. My last two vehicles had been Priuses, which caused me to fall in love with the Toyota brand. Since I drive a lot, I was really wanting an AWD vehicle, while still a hybrid. I always thought it would be the RAV4. First, the negatives: Not nearly as much front seat storage as my Priuses. The Prius used to have an overhead sunglasses holder, two glove boxes versus only one in the Venza, and deeper middle console. My 2013 Prius had space below the front of the console to hold a small purse. I wish I had a sunroof that opened to fresh air, but don't mind the clear to opaque feature on the moon roof on sunny days. The kick open feature for the hatch doesn't work great, and I can't seem to change the home address on the navigation to my home address. Finally, my 100 lb., 13 y/o Coonhound/ Rottie mix has very weak back legs, so he can't jump in the back seat without using a ramp. Unfortunately, the back doors do not open wide enough to adequately allow for a more stable ramp placement. Oh, and I absolutely hate the car payment, but that's my fault. Now the positives: The heated and cooling seats are amazing, as is the heated steering wheel. The vehicle drives like butter and the sound system sounds fantastic. I'm in love with comfort, stylishness, and beauty of this vehicle, and in the only couple of times I've had to drive in bad weather, it seems to handle just fine. I definitely feel safer than when I drove my Prius (mostly the 2013 versus the 2008). Finally, I love that I can start my vehicle and lock the doors when I forget to, through the app, and it works even from my lower level office, which doesn't have any windows.

Great car for the money. Reliable and fun. Great on gas and handles well. Great for long trips or just cruising around town. I would highly recommend this car.