Used Cars for Sale in Exeter, CA

The OPTIMA 2015 was a good car to own for me. The look and color was right, driving the car felt sexy with speed, I saved a lot of money on gas. BUT, the passenger seat was too low. NEEDED the SEAT Lumbar support and Seat Cushion Height. OVERALL NICE CAR TO HAVE. PS The maintenance plan was Affordable

I gave our 2017 Pacifica Touring L plus all five stars except for reliability. We’ve only owned it a month and a half now and don’t know how reliable it will be for us. Other than that this vehicle is exactly what we wanted The price was high for the rest of it other brands we were looking at but for the features you get at that price you really do get what you pay for if you want a loaded full Van with all the features you want and some you don’t want but realize you need Our van is the one that filled all of our requirements and more.

Holy crap I did not expect this kind of quality from a compliance car made by Chevy. It’s a tiny car that feels roomy inside due to genius design. So many upgrades like Bluetooth and leather seats that really I didn’t even pay for. The battery technology is what drew me to the car but I am so blown away by what I actually took home. There aren’t many of these out there but if you’re looking at one just go ahead and pull the trigger. They’re worth it.

2013 XD, everything you would expect from one of the last ’made in Japan’ vehicles you can get in the US - reliability, functionality, high resale value, fantastic mpg. I’m big, but my wife and I love little cars and this is the ultimate commuter or gas-sipping interstate ride. I even towed a Mazda Mirage down the shoulder of the interstate to the next exit, with plenty of power to spare. We had owned an XA and weren’t disappointed by this newer version.

I am a truck and SUV person and I am totally ROCKING this car. Gas mileage is fantastic! I love how it handles and no more 15 point turns to back out of a parking spot. I couldn't make the numbers work for a new truck and was offered this car from Drive Time and haven't looked back.

Onwed x 4 years. > 100,000. Drives like 1st day and not one problem! Wake up America!!! Stadium seating and sports car feel! And let’s not to mention Beats System stereo and deceptively large room!

Very spacious inside. Even in the backseat. I have fit many things in this beautiful little compact car. Great gas mileage. I absolutely love the light that comes in thru the moonroof!. Best feature!

I got my VW Rabbit in 2009 and it has truly been without question the most reliable car I've owned. Other than maintenance there have been zero notable repairs. It's fun to drive and very comfortable for this "Not very tall" driver, but this car makes me feel taller :) One of the leading consumer magazines said they don't like 5 cylinder engines and I don't know why they say that. It's so quiet that sometimes I just at a traffic light I look down at the tac just to see if it's running. I particular enjoy the 5sp manual transmission. The fun to drive feel never gets old with this car. I should also add that as a small car, the actual cargo space is hard to believe. I brought home a 60" plasma TV with the seats folded down. I will likely buy this car again at some point, now the Golf or perhaps the GTI.

It is hard to understand why more people don't choose to go all electric for at least one vehicle. I have solar panels and with a nice little EV like the Spark, you can save several hundreds of dollars per month. It has more power and acceleration than the gasoline version, all the amenities (AC, power steering with lots of airbags) and will handle 90% of my needs to run around town. If your total travel is less than 60 miles (which happens more often than you would think) it will get you there and back and at the same time pulling away from all the big diesel trucks (and almost any other car) off the line. Electric is the way to go.

This car is probably my favorite car I’ve ever owned. It has so much instant torque it’s pulls at the skin on your face. Every day as I drive to work I’m just more and more happy with it. It’s sporty enough to have fun and throw into a corner, but economically I have spend a total of $15 on electricity for it in the 9 months since I bought it. Yes, the rated range of 82 miles won’t get you far, but I don’t go that far everyday, and seeing as I drive in the city to work and back home, I often times will see my range at 100-110 miles, and I barely have to try to reach that. The complaints I have all have to do with Chevrolet, it’s information/entertainment screen is god awful, and makes me dream of better U.I. Design, and the headlights are a bit big-eyed. But aside from that, I am happy with my purchase, and as long as the range could be managed for you, I’m sure it can work for you too. Also, keep it out of super cold climates, because that heater just sucks the batter away.

The Spark EV is one of the best in city electric cars. It has plenty of range for day to day commuting and errands. The interior is surprisingly spacious and six footers fit easily even in the rear seats. Electric motor torque is fantastic and it feels strong, fast and powerful right up to its top speed of 90 mph. You will forget about gasoline prices and maintenance costs with this car. Charging with electricity is equivalent to paying about $1/gallon for gasoline. Car includes a level 1 charger which I have been using and is all you need to charge from a standard 120V outlet for typical commuting. It has been completely reliable and the only thing I've done is purchase tires for it. There is a lengthy warranty on the battery, electric motor, and other electric propulsion components; they are covered by an 8 year/100,000 mile warranty.

I bought this because it is the only front wheel drive 2 seater. But it is a Mini I have heard all the horror stories of how this thing is going to let me down.it is a rare mini they didnt make many of the r58 body style that I have 2013 mini cooper coup'e S r 58, so far it has been good in the snow and ice and has been fun to drive and I get a lot of complaints, I also purchased the extended warranty with a $500 deductible so far so good.

This is the second Mini I’ve owned I put over 100,000 on the first one had it for nine years now my new car I love just the same. The new technology is great , I just wish they offered mor options that could be added at the dealer like backup camera and navigation systems.

Excellent car, really fun to drive, Great range for one of the many sub 100 mile electric cars. Regen is amazing and much better than the Leaf... much closer to a Tesla. Everything about the car is well thought out & very nicely executed. The value is exceptional providing you lease then car to get all the incentives & discounts off the MSRP at time of purchase - which provides a great value. Then just buy out the lease if you prefer to purchase it over continuing the Lease. At the MSRP, this car will far short of what you would expect for a car at that MSRP. But even then its still a really fun car is you can afford it at MSRP. It is a cheap car just as the gas Spark is a cheap car, but the electric drivetrain, instrumentation, re-tuned suspension and added creature comforts are superior to many other sub 100 miles EV’s that cost much more, and that makes the Spark the perfect candidate for what an affordable electric car SHOULD be. Electric cars don’t need to be six figure luxury vehicles. The CCS fast Charger is an excellent option and a must have - recharging at 47kw is amazing & fast. Only a couple issues/cons I can see. The Spark is also much more efficient that our Leaf. We average around 5.5-6 miles per KW in the Spark, compared with 4.5 +/- in the Leaf - same driving on the same roads. 1) Chevy hobbled the Spark with a 3.3 kw onboard charger - any Battery electric car should have a minimum 6.6kw charger. Even with a 3.3 kw charger, it re-charges quickly and we get a solid 90-100 miles out of it - up to 120. 3.3kw charges are for plug in hybrids. 2) The heater is not a heat pump, rather, its an electric heater that uses more battery power than necessary. Not an issue for us in AZ as the heater is only used a hand full of days per year. The AC works great and is almost to cold at times. 3) Legroom - this is just my curse being 6’ 10’ tall - my knee hits the Knobs on the lower left console & is overall a bit tight. Bottom line - Even though our Leaf is more comfortable for me, I prefer to drive the spark and really enjoy it more than the Leaf.

Here are reviews rated as useful by other users. Drives Like A Lexus by WayneNH After driving the Pilot, Ridgeline, Highlander, Santa Fe, and several others, the Sorento EX V6 was by far the best value for my money. It is solidly built, quiet, and smooth. The ride is like a Lexus and it handles almost like a sedan. It's just the right size, has very comfortable seats and is loaded with technology! On my first 500+ mile trip, I averaged 28.8 mpg. If you're looking for a new crossover in this segment, put this one on your short list to test drive.

This is my first hybrid BMW, but I've been leasing BMW's for 25 years now. This car is the FIRST hybrid 7 Series in Tallahassee, FL. This is my fifth 7 series. I always order my car so that I can pick and choose everything though the exterior color is always the same - silver. But this time I decided to spend the money for Individual Composition, an expensive option, and I'm very pleased with my decision. Though I've had this car for a month, I haven't driven it but just around town. But this week I will be going on a business trip of almost 500 miles one-way, so I'm looking forward to the experience. I'm especially interested in seeing how I do in gas mileage since it's a hybrid car. So far, I've been getting about 13 miles on a charge, and I understand that this number will increase as I drive it more and on longer trips. I'm hoping it will get up to about 30 miles on a charge which is what I was told by the salesman. I like all of the cool options that I selected like the interior lighting, the interior fragrance, the special moonroof with "stars" and the premium sound system by Bowers & Wilkens. Hopefully, by the time this 39-month lease is up, BMW will have a fully electric vehicle other than the i3 or the i8. I'd love to have the i8, but at my age, I don't want to have to work hard to get into and out of a car, so that's why this 7 series is perfect for me.

had to think about trading it in, but it had held its value so a trade made sense. Car is extremely comfortable and it was a wonderful ride

Definitely wroth money and very fun car. Will catch alot eyes since it’s unique car. People will ask questions be prepared and positive . Also take care they hold value even v6.

Kia Soul is an easy car.. ...easy to get in and out ...easy to drive, turn, maneuver ...easy to store groceries, etc ...easy to put rear seats up/down ...easy on the eyes

Omg it's bluetooth, backup camera, roomy, power everything,. My boys love it. Can't wait to hook up my 12s. An put a lil bass in it..