Used vehicles for sale near Arcola, VA

I still drive this vehicle with 245,000 miles. I purchased it new in 2014. It was the perfect vehicle up to 150,000 miles. I only did maintenance, & changed tires, battery, etc. After that everything electrical started to go. Transmission was replaced at about 240,000 miles. Now I’m getting an oil leak fixed from wear & tear. I would recommend keeping this vehicle up to 150,000 miles. Though the repairs are still less expensive than a car payment, I wouldn’t buy another with high mileage.

I was unable to purchase the vehicle I was interested in, however CJ seemed to be legit and very helpful to me.

Needed this truck to haul my camper to Texas. I'm certain it can do the job. Very excited to hit the road. Thanks to Todd at Lakeside

Ahmad in sales was amazing; he was so thoughtful and patient throughout the whole process. I was not feeling well during the process either. The car-buying process was so stressful, but Aham was kind throughout and went above and beyond to make me feel comfortable and confident in my final decision. Thank the whole team!

Jhoydn was amazing!!!! Keep me up to date on the whole purchase. Bought the care site unseen and he shipped it to us.

Salesperson was very helpful on the phone and followed with a text message, I will continue to check Their email.

Great cargo van. the V6 engine is powerful. Drives smooth, quiet, comfortable. Good looking exterior. Cons: - Gas mileage too low: only 15MPG on hwy, 9MPG in city (not posted anywhere.) - No glass window on sliding door, which is really needed for right side view. - Dashboard is a little too high, while driver seat can't raise. - No exterior colors to choose, but white only, for NV1500 & 2500, like shown in brochure. Other than these, I like the van a lot after driving more than 1000 miles.

Prompt, knowledgeable responses to my inquiries. I’m hoping that WBM will be able to find me a vehicle.

I have had 2 ford E 350 extended vans and was looking to get another. I saw the Nissan and started to compare all the options. The NV blows the ford awayThe only thing that made me a little hesitant was the 18 inches of lost cargo space .The Nissan utilizes every inch of space , its taller, wider, more powerful, brakes better , its quieter and drives like a car. The only con if there is one is the gas mileage , I have a heavy foot and average 9 miles in city and 15 on hgy. I would buy another one today. This van is going to make Ford and chevy go back to the drawing table.

They was kool reasonable easy to talk to I was comfortable doing business with them salesman was very nice

i love this car i can wait for ford to make the new transit connect if you take car of it and do all your recomeded service this car will go 200,000 + miles but if you dont take car of it you know what is going to happen

We had an excellent experience with Kevin and Pedro buying a very nice, very competitive priced and well maintained, Ford F-150. They got us a very low/fair good rate on credit, and they also were very friendly, professional, honest and quick with the process. There were no surprises or issues or switches. Very reputable and trustworthy dealership and I’m really glad I bought the truck! It’s running great

Nissan is currently light years ahead of GM, Ford & Dodge in van design. (That is about to change as Ford & Dodge will be coming out with new redesigns this fall.) Nissan's website says they did years of research before building this van & it shows. If you use your van for daily work you will appreciate all the features that will make your life easier. The high roof model is a godsend- no more duck walking in the back. A 6 foot tall person can stand up easily. Getting in the van is easy because of the grab handles at every door including the cargo & passenger areas. The passenger area has a center console that extends out for a nice working desk. Inside the console is a 110V & 12 volt outlet for your laptop to plug in. There is an inverter that gives you the 110 volt. The SV model also has a 110V outlet a the back door also. The passenger seat will fold forward & the back is flat & will make into more work space for a printer,etc. The seating is very comfortable. The SV model has all the seat adjust that you can imagine. If you get a partition put in, make sure you ask for the MAX COMFORT WING KIT. It extends the partition 3" back into the cargo area & gives you more legroom. This is very important if you are 6 foot tall or taller. The dash has a computer that gives you a digital readout on estimated miles before running out of gas, average MPG, tire pressure, maintenance reminders, trip odometer, etc. This van has a rear sonar system that alerts you when backing if you get too close to something. One thing Nissan does not tell you is that it has an in cabin air filter. It does not come standard with the filter element but you can purchase one at a local auto parts store for a few bucks. The filter compartment is located behind the glove box. Ask the auto parts store for the filter element that fits the Nissan GTR. They are the same. I drove a V6 engine model & it has good power. I wound up buying the V8 because I tow a 6000 lb trailer. The V8 has more than enough power for towing heavy loads. If you get the tow pkg. it has a "tow mode" switch that programs the computer to tell the transmission to shift at higher RPM's for better power while towing. The tow pkg also includes a 2" receiver hitch rated for 10,000 lbs, a 7 pin connector for your trailer that is pre-wired and a pigtail connector under the dash for easy hook up of your brake controller. The other end of the brake controller quick connect is also included in your glove box for wiring the brake controller. If you tow heavy loads, Nissan & GM will be your only choices with a V8 engine very soon. Ford & Dodge's new designs will only offer V6 engines. If you are handy & do any of your own mechanic work you will love the fact that the engine is mounted forward instead of under the passenger compartment. No more doghouse means more legroom. It also means you don't have to be a contortionist to work on the engine. You won't have to take the front wheels off just to change spark plugs like on my Chevy. There is so much room under the hood that you could get lost in there! You can actually put your hands between the engine & firewall & side panels. There is plenty of room to work on things & everything is easy to reach. You may require a small step ladder though as the engine & hood are a bit high off the ground. This van drives & rides smooth. The turning radius is much better than on my Chevy van. I'm not as worried when I have to pull into tight spots. The cargo area is great. There are many pre-drilled & tapped screw holes in the side panels to mount shelving & accessories to the walls & roof. There are also 6 D rings flush mounted in the floor to tie down equipment or heavy loads. I also appreciate that the side door slides back instead of swings out. It's easier to get into the back when in a tight parking spot.. The rear doors swing open completely & have magnets in them that fasten to the side panels of the van. This prevents wind from blowing the open door back on you. Can't tell you how many times that has happened in my old Chevy van. Right now if you buy a new 2012 or 2013 you can get a free shelving pkg or graphics wrap. I can't say what the long term reliability of the van will be. If it is similar to all other Nissan vehicles, I'm sure I will be satisfied. So far I think this is the best work van on the market Nothing else even comes close.

My salesperson was always available to answer questions and provide me with accurate information about my vehicle of interest

My family (not me yet, because I'm 15 1/2) has had two Honda Odysseys over the past 9 years. As far as I can remember, the first one caused us very little issue beyond some A/C issues. It was totaled after some doofus hit us while attempting to cut across three lanes of very busy traffic. We bought a second one with just over 100K miles and it was great for a good while. The first repair I can recall was the brake rotors becoming warped and vibrating quite a bit under braking. For a while it was fine, and then small things began to go wrong. Sliding door stuttering (still works for the most part), hydraulics for the trunk going out (sub $100 fix), interior lights dying because of age, and navigation system becoming quite glitchy (DVD is from 2010 anyway). The only larger things are oil and power steering leaks (which are annoying, but manageable), A/C going out,and suspension gettting less firm. The main things still work, though. If you have a little bit of money to cover minor repairs as they come about, and take care of it and treat it like a minivan (not a sports car, because that's not what it is), I would recommend this minivan to the average Joe. As a matter of fact, I'm looking for one as my first car.

I read the reviews, considered all the good and the bad and still took a chance. Found a local person familiar with the type of car for a PPI. They di fix the AC on their dime. The car did have a minor accident on the drivers passenger door, not reported on the Experian report. This was not a deal breaker for me. I chose to fly out of state to make sure I got the title in my hand. Everyone was pleasant to work with from the moment I contacted them. I took one star off only because I arrived around 10:30am and wasn't able to leave till 4pm. I drove the car 500+ miles home without any problems.

I bought a 2003 Ford Windstar SEL on November 30th of 2003. I LOVED that car! I was forced to give it up in June of 2018. I never should have let that happen. If I could get her back, I’d do it in a heartbeat. The very first time I sat in the driver’s seat, I knew she was going to be the best vehicle I have ever owned, and she was! She just felt so perfect under me - my test drive was less than 1/2 of a city block and I was sold. To the shock of the salesman, I pulled out my checkbook immediately and said, “How much?” Our family made so many memories in that car. All three of our kids learned how to drive in that car. We made so many family trips in that car. Ford messed up when they dropped the Windstar line from their fleet. I’m convinced that the Windstar was the BEST vehicle Ford ever manufactured … I keep hoping Ford will wake up and bring the Windstar back!

This was our first time purchasing a car at Sheehy, and the best car buying experience we’ve EVER had. Our salesperson, Bret was friendly, attentive, knowledgeable, and transparent. He went above and beyond to accommodate our needs at an extremely competitive price. Our finance person was equally as friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable. In the past, the car buying experience has taken all day. We were in and out in 2 hours! Sheehy will be our first stop the next time we need to purchase or lease a vehicle.

Big shout out to the team at Koons Toyota for making me and my mother very happy. They went above and beyond to make sure my mother and I were taken care of. It was worth the 7 hour drive and would recommend these guys to anyone looking for a vehicle. Appreciate all you guys did for us and god bless.

If you are looking for a vehicle that gets good gas mileage and long range then the Toyota Hybrid is for you. On the open road you can get over 35 miles to the gallon and go slightly over 500 miles on a tank of gas.

Worked with Jason on a new truck,pretty much flawless interaction being 400 miles away.Transaction moved along very well,very satisfied.

Jimmy at Carmart. was absolutely terrific. Out of the dozens of times I have bought a car from anyone this was the most smoothest ever one that I felt no unease about. Jimmy took care of a problem after the sale with no hassles even picked up and delivered my wife while his crew worked on the car. By far the best dealership I have ever worked with. If you’re looking for an honest dealership that you don’t feel will cheat you this is the one.

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While visiting our daughter from out of town my husband was looking for a truck. With two days remaining before we were to leave to come back to NE my husband found a truck at Car Mart that checked all the boxes. He spoke with Jimmy and confirmed some information and we went for a test drive. There was a little rotor noise and the two rear tires were quite worn. When we let Jimmy know about those concerns he had it pulled into their shop, they fixed the rotor and put two new tires on the vehicle on the spot. We bought it and our real "test drive" was our 1200 mile return trip to Nebraska. Our experience was wonderful and I would recommend CarMart, and Jimmy in particular to anyone shopping in the Manassas area.

An excellent comfortable kid hauler. Or if you prefer to haul a furniture it will get the job done better than a pickup truck. We love our Odyssey. This is our third Odyssey having owned a 2007. 2013 and now a 2024.

Sheehy Ford was easy to work with and low pressure. I got my car in record time at the price I expected.

Jay was great. They helped me every step of the way. I appreciate everything they did for me

My only concern is that I cannot figure out why my car keeps turning off when I’m driving it. I’ve been close to having an accident several times because I’m driving and all of a sudden the steering wheel locks and the engine shuts down. Very dangerous

Dylan made the process of buying a new car super quick and easy! He wasn’t pushy and he was very professional! I highly recommend Sheehy Ford of Warrenton.

My biggest peeve is the tailgate isn’t powered. Ordered the top of the line mr Model sight unseen because my dealership didn’t carry them. I wanted all the bells and whistles. Powered lift gate isn’t an option. It is painful to my injured spine to lift it and manually move the rear seats. The grandkids love the 3rd seat and I love the storage space behind it. I have made a Sam’s run for the month and able to pack everything behind the 3rd seat. The inside is great for human comfort but not for shopping or I should say storing packages. To be honest, my front seats are ALL THE WAY back. I have plenty of room and that’s a lot. I don’t like being close to the steering wheel in case of an accident. I wish the slots for charging my devices weren’t so close to the driver’s cup holder. It’s too easy for liquids to Spill in them. The only other item I wish was different is I miss a hard copy manual. There are options I still don’t know how to use. My GPS is not updated because of that. I like the van. My grandkids and dogs like it. Tomorrow I will get up, remove the two blankets I have protecting them floors and spend hours vacuuming the dog hair out the fabric on the back of the seats and floors. I have leather seats but there’s still Too much surface that holds onto my Husky’s and Belgian Shepherd’s ‘Glitter’. I do have to double check my doors are locked when I leave them in the car with the AC running. I have to use the remote because the double tap of the horn alert is deceiving. It doesn’t mean the door is locked. I do appreciate how easy it is to unlock the car without having the remote in my hand. All in all, it served the reasons I purchased it. I do wish I had paid the extra money for the Sprinter. But it would not have fit in my garage nor my budget.