Used Cars for Sale in Waterville, ME

I rented this car for a 3 day trip while my car was in the body shop. It was the only midsize sedan option available. I’ve had a lot of experience with Hyundai via a friend and his shop. The shop owner and his family love Hyundai for their reliability and they find them fun. I’ve driven most Hyundai’s and Kia’s as a result. This made me think this would be an ok car for trip. This Sonata is very much a base model. The 2.4L engine does an acceptable job getting the car up to speed for merging onto the highway. You don’t need to put your foot all the way in to get up to speed. That said; the power does feel lacking compared to other cars in the segment. The steering feel was surprisingly good. I keep the car in “Sport” mode the entire time for the steering feel alone. There is a nice amount of feedback when you push the car into a corner. The seats were adequate. My passenger and I never had a case of “numb bum” from the drive. The cabin is relatively quiet and comfortable. It’s no luxury vehicle by any stretch but it is well laid out and doesn’t leave you hunting for controls. The infotainment screen is lack lustre but does work. It’s a bit small compared to the basic offerings from Mazda or Honda. With the amount of real estate on the dash, fitting a larger screen shouldn’t have been a problem. The upper materials are soft touch while the lowers are hard plastic. Hyundai did a good job of hiding the hard plastics though. You likely wouldn’t even notice the difference in materials if someone didn’t point them out. The back seats have a good amount of leg room. If I had back passengers, I’m sure they wouldn’t complain. Overall, not a bad vehicle. This base model did a great job for the weekend and I would rent one again. I would even consider a better spec’d version for a daily car.

I bought my 2016 used when it was two years old and had 35,000 miles on it. At 49,000 miles the engine died and needed to be replaced. I was lucky that I did not go over the 50,000 mile mark, because then I would not have qualified for a free replacement since I was the second owner. The new engine is doing well, but this is still a cautionary tale. Also, I had t get one headlamp replaced about five times before it worked properly, and that was expensive.

It's such an improvement sitting a little higher and the feel of more stability on the road. Amenities make driving so much more stress free :)

Have not had it long enough to truly give it a accurate evaluation. So far it has exceeded expectations. Had a previous Nissan Maxima so familiar with Nissan cars.

This car has been the best car for the value I have owned. Spacious and perfect for a small family. Great mileage and reliable. comfortable ride.

With all the features included, am set for life. Must pick the GT model. It includes all the luxury features that other models don't have.

This car is all I have ever wanted. It has more than enough space and above all state of the art technology....love love love it!!

This car was exactly what I needed for my growing family. The room is great, kids absolutely love the dvd. Very nice car with awesome upgrades

As far as I can tell it's good. It gets us around town and fuel economy is alright. Kids love it and it stores a lot of things when we travel. I haven't owned it for long but so far its meeting the standard I was hoping for.

This car meets our expectations. Plenty of room heading and leg room. Our first reliable car was a Hyundai XG 350. Had it for 10 years. You need to buy a Hyundai

Absolutely love my Hyundai Tucson sport! I would definitely buy another in the future. It’s comfortable, great on fuel plenty of room for everyone it’s stylish.

This car met all our expectations very comfortable vehicle. The ride is very quiet and feels like you are floating .The captain chairs are very comfortable and there is alot of trunk room.

Great styling. More than ample power. Bargain pricing of all time. Makes an E Class MB look small and dull. Buy one now before they are all gone forever.

I became handicapped a few months ago & needed a nice looking sedan to make things easier for me. I tested several & the Cruze was the best fit for me.

First import ever bought, it is very plain with the basic electric functionalities, nice transmission good sprint on acceleration but the uphill is not crisp. I like the storage compartments on the cargo area, also the seats are comfortable. I just found annoying that a click came after the dealer changed the air filter and we can't pinpoint it. The paint is very fragile feels like a eggshell of a hardboiled egg; hard but easy to crack. The radio is the basic I suppose and it is just that -a radio- and I feel afraid to raise the volume, no radio station info as all radios have now. It serves the purpose for a daily driver with a small family.

I bought this incredibly beautiful Malibu LT in 2017. The car is super-smooth and noiseless. You close the windows and forget all exterior noise. Plenty of room and comfort. Smoothest transmission and responsive turbo engine at any speed, specially high speed, not the best looking engine, but works great . Magnificent sound equipment, and Bluetooth works perfectly (What doesn’t happen in my wife’s new Ford Focus Titanium. You stop the car; you lose the phone call). The exterior design is gorgeous, and the handling is pretty good. This is my 11th new car and one of the best, among 3 Transam (One GTS), Chrysler 300M, Dodge Intrepid, 2 Ford Focus (One Titanium), Chevrolet S10, and so forth. I am EXTREMELY HAPPY with this vehicle. Please people: Buy American, really good products. No reason to sponsor foreign economies. Sorry, the page gives me only the option to choose 2016 as the year. My car is 2017

This was the 200 convertible. She has loved it and I have loved it. It is a medium size car so is good for safety. It is sporty looking and has all of the comfort and modern conveniences inside. It looks and runs great! I want to buy one for myself. It is reasonably priced for the quality of the car.

The Town & Country is a nice upgrade from our old Dodge Caravan. Base model comes with premium features to keep the driver & passengers comfortable.

Excellent basic cheaper car with good gas mileage, good brakes, and good drivability. A little noisy, but like most in its class. Cruise control is terrible with any hills on your trip. No real cupholders, power outlets, or USB plugs in the back even though this is NOT the low end Corolla. The seat material stains way too easily and can't be cleaned, even by the dealer. The floor "carpet" is NOT carpet, but felt---which CANNOT be vacuumed or really cleaned well at all. It is the worst floor material I have ever had since my first car(of many) since 1962! Bought used with 7000 miles, I took it to my dealer every 500 miles for checkup and service. At 38K, I took off the wheel to check the brakes and found the inside of the rotors were heavily grooved while the outside was barely used. The calipers were BOTH frozen. Unfortunately, neither brakes or calipers are covered under any warranty, and the dealership (Acton Totoya) offered me nothing when I showed them the problem! How could they have missed such a big problem if they really checked my car over each time? I fixed it all myself and now, with 68K, have had NO more problems with the brakes. The plastic front overhang is too low and has broken off twice when hitting the curb stones in parking lots while parking at low speed. The left front two speakers have not worked since about 10K and I haven't taken the door apart to find out why, but heard there is a problem with the door wiring just above the lower speaker. Except for the brakes thing, it has been an economical and zippy commuter car, but I will definitely go back to the Camry next time!

Fun car to drive. Comfortable. Great in all weather. This winter was able to get through some thick snow better than some trucks did. Recommend to all.