Used cars for sale in La Habra, CA under $8,000

Excelente service highly recommended, they worked with me with my trade in and got financing considering I had an open auto loan. thumbs up !!!

Most reliable car The ride is great Gas mileage is very good Overall the car has been great. The car has done everything I have ask it to do. It now has over 70,000 miles on it and still going strong.

Drove down from Fresno after finding a car on their website, which in my opinion is well put together compared to other dealers. I have to say that they carry a wide range of cars from a weekend toy to your daily commuter. All in all it was a wonderful experience and Hunter made the process very easy.

This car meet all of my needs Super car for good money I will always recommend this car to my friends and family I going to buy a4 1.8T again

Was in the market for a new Challenger R/T these guys not only had the best price around, they had the cleanest. No gimmicks or add ons easy in easy out.

Great used economy vehicle. I am using this purchase as a Lyft vehicle. Or is economic purchase price and as well to operate. Great reliability I would recommend this vehicle

This car meets all my needs. It's zippy, with a small turning radius, but also has a lot of great safety features. Plenty of legroom, and large trunk space. LOVE the smart key and bluetooth on the steering wheel.

Phat and Emily run a family-style auto auto lot. There are the Big Dealerships selling used cars with their tall glass fronts and zippy employees in matching shirts. There are classic and dreaded Used Car Lots with flashy Used Cars salesman who operate out of mobile office trailers so they can fee in the middle of the night. Then there is Phat's Auto Group. Phat was a Master Tech. for a local Toyota dealership who now finds good cars, buys them, and turns them up into better , even more reliable cars. An automotive makeover master! A rescue shelter for cars run by the big hearted Phat and his wife, if you will. Easy to talk to and laid back, I recommend Phat's Auto Group if you are looking for a good deal for a used car that has been carefully examined and worked on for maximum value for price. Extra personal service.

I would say I’m probably the 4th or 5th owner of this car. My cousin got it from some guy and then gifted it to me. I got it at about 130k and it’s now approaching the 230k mark. This car burns through oil quick, so you have to make sure to check your oil frequently. I did have some rust issues with the muffler so that had to be replaced. The transmission finally started giving off a burnt smell so that might be a sign it’s dying. It’s almost 20 years old but still extremely reliable. The interior is outdated and falling apart (cousin was a construction worker and didn’t clean the interior all that well) but still runs great. Great acceleration too, that’s probably my favorite part about the car.

My experience was great! The owners made sure that all of our concerns about the car were taken care of, they were kind and gave us their full attention, and truly treated us like special clients. I am in love with my new car and am super thankful for everyone at Carin Auto

This car met all of my needs, I drove a little bit distance locally, sometimes long distance to other cities. I liked this car very much.

I love these Taurus’, they are nostalgic for me as a 90’s baby, I came home in a brand new one back in the day and not I drive an 03’ Taurus station wagon (really cool version of these with seating for 8) that I picked up in 2019 with 75k mikes, now I have about 117k. For a 20 year old car this gold jelly bean has been nothing but bulletproof, over the 42k+ miles I’ve put in since purchasing I’ve only had one required repair and it was just a check engine light, trip to my mechanic and $150 later I was out for a sensor! I’m a maintenance nut so I’ve done everything (preventatively) from suspension/ball joints to motor mounts and chased a tiny leak in the head gaskets. This comfortable, last of it’s kind wagon should last me another 100k+ miles easily..

Just bought a 2006 Yukon Denali. The suv was very clean and reasonably priced. Will come back again and buy another. I Very happy with the experience.

I bought it new. Mine is manual transmission. I have 162k miles, I have never had a problem. I have only done oil changes and tires. It's best car I have ever owned.

Chris was very friendly and cooperative,it seemed like he really cared

My 2007 Rav4 has never given me any major tepair problems. It just rolled over 288,055 miles and its still going stronger than ever. Im about to start shopping for my next Rav4

I would like to thank Adan Hernandez and sal Eid for helping my mom get her 2022 Honda accord sort thank you every much highly recommend thanks guys 👍👍

I bought my 2004 Honda three years ago. I love this car Great gas mileage, dependable. I have it regularly maintained. I actually got it from my mechanic. I was tired of being married to car payments. It only had 46,000 miles on it Happy Girl with her little Zippy ! And yes she can burn rubber ! Laugh at my 2004 used car But, I bet you can't say it costs me only 40 a week for gas. I travel 2 hours a day !

Fell in love with this car instantly. For being a 2002 model year, it still is very modern and it has aged well. Very comfortable ride but also sport with its inline 6 engine. BMW is known for it's unreliability but this M54 engine is bullet proof and shows it as I had the car with 200k miles. Overall a fantastic car!

Great little dealership that makes everything simple. Couldn’t be happier with my buying experience and pricing of the vehicle. If it was closer I’d go back

I bought Old Reliable (1996 Civic CX Hatchback, 5-speed) back in 2002 with 60,000 miles. Now has 259,000 miles and runs great. Most of the miles are highway. Had a 91 Civic HB before and distributor went out at about 200K, so I replaced that on my 1996 at about 180K for routine maintenance. No other major repairs except usual muffler replacement, etc. It still passes the smog test. I have spent a lot on maintenance at the local shops. Now it needs new shocks (they are original - ha ha), new CV axles (boots torn), and new tie rods, etc. I've had the CV boots and joints replaced before several times, not sure about the tie rods. I have had the rear trailing arm bushings replaced a couple of times, as well as a couple of engine mounts, etc. I get about 40 mpg on the highway - maybe 30 in town. Paint clearcoat is mostly gone on the top, but sides are good. It has been a great car and will keep driving it as long as I can. Mine does not have AC and now that I'm getting older and the world is getting warmer, I wish it had that, but I'll survive. One less thing to go wrong, but driving across Nevada on HWY 50 when the interior is reading 120 F is rough; That's why I only gave it 3 stars for comfort - in winter it's awesome - heater will drive you out when it's 0 degrees F outside. :) If I take the front tire off my mountain bike, it will fit behind the front seats. Put chains on the front tires and it will go on solid ice up to your favorite winter mountain recreation spot. I wish Honda would reproduce it exactly, except put better bearings in the distributor so it would go 400K before replacement, AND bring back the flip -out rear windows for ventilation that my 1991 had - those helped in the heat!

Awesome service and selection of cars, salesman was up front and transparent, and helped us find exactly what we needed, including shopping around for the best financing options. Superb service.

One of the few convertibles still made with a manual transmission that’s not a muscle car. Have absolutely loved driving this car although it does tend to chew through tires.

I recently purchased a vehicle from Auto Connections and I am very happy I did. I had been shopping around for this peticular vehicle and Auto Connections was definitely thousands of dollars less than the competition. The associate I was working with named Nick, he was not pushy like all the other dealerships, very knowledgeable, and patient. He took his time to explain all the features on the car. I would recommend Auto Connections to anyone looking to purchase a vehicle.

Runs drivers and handel's great I love mine won't trade great breaking rides great mountains it handel's very well would buy a nother one paint is still looks good

I was shopping for Cadillac for my husband, Nelson was an excellent salesman, he gave us some of his input, though my husband was hesitant but a little comment from the salesman, he bought it. Thanks guys for the excellent customer service. We will definitely buy all our cars from you and recommend you to our family and friends

Bought a base crossover model used at 8 years old and 150k miles for a little under US$ 5k, and in two years I've put about 15k on it. It's required minimal maintenance despite being the oldest-at-purchase car I've gotten (all I've done is replaced the breaks which were worn down when I bought it), has run smoothly. The AWD system is very good; it kept me moving safely and steadily in snowy conditions in which I saw other (presumably AWD or 4WD-equipped) SUV's struggling. Being able to switch off the AWD to save gas in good conditions is also nice; I do mostly highway driving and pretty reliably get 28-32 mpg, and my worst tank came in around 25 mpg with lots of AWD and stop-and-go driving. For reference, that's significantly better than the Impreza of the same year (the car I see it most-often compared to). Now, the not-so-good. The car is small. There's no getting around that. If you have to haul a lot of stuff, move bulky objects, or carry lots of people, this may not be the vehicle for you. The A-pillars are a bit big and create an obnoxious blindspot but it's alleviated by portholes within the pillars. They're noticeable but pretty easy to work around if you're halfway observant. Interior/Comfort: not exactly luxurious, but if that's a deal-breaker for you I'm not sure why you're looking at budget-friendly compacts anyway. It's reasonably-comfortable, and I've never had anyone complain about feeling overly-cramped. The climate-control system is competent enough even if it's nothing fancy. The trunk's not huge, but it is big enough to be useful, and if you've got anything bigger to move folding down the back seats for more space is pretty easy. Performance: my vehicle is the 6-speed manual transmission, and in that configuration at least the J20B engine gives you plenty of power for whatever you might need to do on the highway or on a poorly-graded road. You can feel the road when driving this: it's a stiff, responsive ride, but not an uncomfortable one, and it's more fun than one might expect. As mentioned before, I've driven this through snowy and icy conditions that gave other SUV's some trouble with little to no slippage to show for it. The ability to lock the differential is also fantastic when you're on bad or poorly-tended roads or trails. It's not a true offroader, but my SX4 has handled some unpleasant dirt and gravel trails. In addition, this is the fourth or fifth manual transmissiom car I've driven for an extended period of time (including an Impreza of the same vintage) and this is by far the best experience I've had operating a manual. It slides into gear smoothly, and the gearshift seats securely (unlike in certain past vehicles). Now, the elephant in the room: Suzuki exited the North American auto market most of a decade ago. They still have dealers that sell stuff like motorcycles, ATV's, and outboard motors, but they don't sell cars here anymore. I have, so far, not had any trouble finding parts (a lot of the replaceable stuff like oil filters are pretty standard), but I am also in a relatively-major metropolitan area in the Eastern United States, so that experience may not be typical. If you like this car and are thinking about getting one, ask around at your area's repair shops about part availabilty for Suzuki's before you commit. Of course, that is also why these cars tend to be available for not-a-lot-of-money. With that said, if you're looking for an inexpensive, capable, and fun small car, I cannot recommend the SX4 highly enough.

I am usually skeptical about small used car lots but I went in to see a used AudiTT. The saleswoman was very friendly and wasn’t dismissive about my financial circumstances. She and the owner tried to get me financing but it didn’t work out for my budget. The owner is a really nice guy and gave me advice on how to help my credit score so that I can get a car in the future and he talked from his own personal experience. Very nice people!

If you are looking for great fun, economical maintenance costs and outstanding reliability this is the car for you. I had mine for ten years with only normal maintenance. Winding back roads in a Miata are where you will want to be.

I had a pleasant encounter with me service provider Lissette. She is very helpful, friendly ,gracious and courteous. I have my car service there all time.

I have Owned 3 Prius's and this is By far the best vehicle / most reliable and efficient I have ever had. Due to the price cut from a rebate for this introductory "plugin models" there is NO better buy,...

These guys are a dream to deal with. There was absolutely no 'used car dealer' attitude here. They didn't try and upsell my anything I didn't need or want. They even held the car for me over the weekend until I could pick up Monday. And Danny even checked in with me over the weekend to make sure I was okay with the purchase! All around this was, without a doubt, the easiest transaction i have ever dealt with.

This car exceeded my expectations as far as build quality and performance. Very pleasing experience to drive. Easy to maintain and has always remained stylish.

Beverly Hills Auto Brokers took care of us from the moment we walked into their business. They made sure we got what we came for. The photos of the Sarah Jeep were transparent and looked exactly the way they presented it. Thank you guys for taking care of us. We even drove over an hour and it was worth it!

THIS BABY MAY NOT LOOK LIKE MUCH BUT OH HOW LOOKS CAN BE DECEIVING. PERFECT EXAMPLE OF HOW NOT TO JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER. THE GOAT, HANDS DOWN.

The car is now exactly 2 decades old, registered in Jan 2003. I've had no engine repairs except the starter and a couple of hoses. I bought the car in 2015 with 65K miles on it and now, Feb. 2023, it's still only at just under 102,000 miles. (I'm retired; no need to commute in it). Mine is the Premium trim which means it has cooled seats, power trunk lid, power rear window shade, headlamp power adjustment and more. Someone complained about the harsh ride for a big car. I took care of that by switching from 18-in wheels to 17-in and asking the tire dealer for the softest-riding tires. My mileage remains the same, 24 mpg highway if you cruise at 70 mph. Mileage decreases by 1 mpg for every 5 mph increase in speed after 70. I abused the car in a very harsh winter once, and that's when the ball bearings and the front suspension went, and eventually (not related to winter abuse) I did have to replace the steering rack. All told, after 8 years and 37,000 miles of driving, I've had $10K in repairs. (Again, almost no engine repairs, and no transmission problems). That's $1250 a year average. But then, the car IS 20 years old, and there's nothing wrong with it now, and performance and comfort are great, and it actually looks and drives more like a 4-year-old car. Someone compared this to a Mercedes, but the Merc will crap out on you after 100,000 miles! A flagship Nissan won't.