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Stephanie Lee

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This Benz Droptop Changed My Mind

Thought sports cars were all about power? The 2025 Mercedes-Benz CLE 450 Cabriolet is here to flip the script. It’s not the fastest or flashiest, but it’s all about that laidback, luxe vibe—smooth inline-six, plush cabin, and a top-down cruise that feels seriously special. It’s the rare convertible that’s actually comfy for four, and it’ll have you rethinking what matters most in a ride. Would you pick comfort over horsepower? #Cars #BuyingCar #MercedesBenz

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Colleen Jones

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Luxury EVs Just Got Way Cheaper

Did you see Cadillac and Chevy just dropped lease prices on their Lyriq and Blazer EVs? These rides went from luxury-only to seriously affordable overnight—monthly payments now rival regular gas SUVs. GM is clearly feeling the heat from rivals and shifting incentives, so they’re throwing big discounts to get more people into electric cars. If you’ve been eyeing an EV but thought it was out of reach, now’s your chance to snag a deal! #Cars #BuyingCar #EVDeals

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stephanie30

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Lexus SUVs Are Selling Out—Fast!

Lexus SUVs are so hot right now that people are waiting months just to get their hands on one. Some models like the GX and TX have less than three days’ supply nationwide—compare that to the industry average of 88 days! With demand through the roof, buyers are paying full price and even searching outside their local area. If you want a new Lexus SUV, better get in line! #Cars #BuyingCar #Lexus

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Douglas Hughes

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Classic Chevelle turns heads in The Woodlands

A true Texas classic is up for grabs—a 1975 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Classic that’s been garage-kept and enthusiast-owned right here in The Woodlands. With its original 350 V8 engine, smooth-shifting TH350 automatic, and working A/C, this car is ready for daily cruising or weekend shows. The body and frame are solid, and all the essentials work, including power windows and a period-correct Bluetooth stereo. It’s not a show queen, but it’s honest, reliable, and full of character. Would you keep it stock or start a resto-mod project? Let’s hear your Chevelle stories and dream builds! #Cars #BuyingCar #Chevelle

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Jacqueline Farrell

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Orlando’s diesel workhorse up for grabs

A true one-owner gem just hit the Orlando market—a 2002 Dodge Ram 2500 crew cab, long bed, 4x4, and powered by the legendary 5.9L Cummins diesel. With 220k honest miles on the engine and 170k on the manual transmission, this truck’s been a daily driver, not a beat-up worksite mule. No rust, no drama, just a well-kept, fully loaded hauler ready for towing, off-roading, or your next project. Priced at $10,000, it’s a rare find for anyone who values reliability and classic diesel power. Would you trust a high-mileage Cummins for your next adventure? #Cars #BuyingCar #OrlandoTrucks

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Stephanie Crawford

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BMW X3 Lease Deals Are Too Good RN

BMW just dropped two sweet lease deals for the 2026 X3 this January! The base X3 30 xDrive starts at $599/month (with $5,239 down), but if you want more power, the M50 is $789/month. Both come loaded with tech and luxe features, and the base model isn’t exactly slow. If you’re in California, these deals are for you—but check your local offers too. Who’s tempted to upgrade their ride? #Cars #BuyingCar #BMWX3

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stephanie30

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Mustang dreams in Medford: Classic up for grabs

A fully restored 1967 Ford Mustang Convertible is turning heads in Medford, and it’s not just for show—this beauty could be yours. With a Shelby-inspired look, a rebuilt 289 Hi-Po V8, and only 5,000 miles since the engine overhaul, it’s been pampered by the same owner for 20 years. Power steering, brakes, and top make it a breeze to drive, while a full restoration video and original wheels add to its story. If you’ve ever wanted a classic cruiser with real provenance, now’s the time to chat with the seller. Would you keep it original or make it your own? #Cars #BuyingCar #MedfordCars

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Jacqueline Farrell

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New Cars Are Basically a Luxury Now

Did you know almost half of new cars are now bought by households making over $150k? The average new ride just topped $50k, and those under $40k are gathering dust because regular folks can’t afford them anymore. The car market’s turning into a luxury club, and the gap between who can and can’t buy is only getting wider. Is buying a new car now just for the rich? #Cars #BuyingCar #CarMarket

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Jennifer Smith

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Honda Prelude’s Comeback Hits a Speed Bump

The Honda Prelude is back, but barely anyone’s buying it—just 174 sold in December! That’s way behind rivals like the Supra and Subaru BRZ. Pricey markups and a $42K starting price for a 200hp hybrid aren’t helping. Meanwhile, Honda’s SUVs and trucks are crushing it, but their coupes? Not so much. Would you pay that much for a Prelude, or are you sticking with the classics? #Cars #BuyingCar #HondaPrelude

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Jacqueline Farrell

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Honda Prelude’s price drop sparks outrage

A Fredericksburg Honda dealer just slashed $10,000 off the new Prelude’s $25,000 markup, but it’s still selling for over $58,000—way above MSRP. Car fans aren’t buying the “discount” hype, calling out how even the sticker price feels out of reach for what the Prelude offers. Online, people are comparing it to luxury sports cars and questioning why Honda’s classic coupe is being treated like an exotic. Is this just the new normal for in-demand cars, or should buyers push back harder? Would you ever pay this much for a Prelude? #Cars #BuyingCar #HondaPrelude

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