Joshua Andersen+FollowModern Cars That Became Total Duds FastYou’d think new cars would stay cool for years, but some of the most hyped models are already looking ancient (and losing value like crazy) after just five. EVs, especially the Jaguar I-Pace, are the worst offenders—imagine losing over 70% of your car’s value in five years! Even iconic SUVs like the Jeep Wrangler are now considered “disposable.” Meanwhile, trucks and hybrids are holding strong. If you’re car shopping, watch out for these fast-aging flops! #Cars #BuyingCar #CarShopping103Share
Douglas Hughes+FollowThese “Cheap” Cars Will Drain Your WalletJust because a car is cheap to buy doesn’t mean it’s cheap to own! Some rides like the Mini Cooper S, Subaru WRX, and Jeep Wrangler look like a steal at first—but their repair bills are next-level. Even budget-friendly options like the Toyota Prius or Hyundai Elantra can surprise you with pricey fixes down the road. Before you snag that “deal,” check what it’ll really cost to keep it running! #Cars #BuyingCar #CarShopping00Share
Evan Knight+FollowUsed Car Prices Are Getting Wild AgainUsed car shopping just got way more stressful. Prices are shooting up, inventory is shrinking, and even high-mileage cars are being listed for crazy amounts. Some dealers are selling cars “as-is” with no warranty, and accident-history vehicles are everywhere. Retirees and anyone on a budget are feeling the pinch, especially with winter breakdowns looming. If you’re in the market, double-check everything and don’t rush—there are more red flags than ever! #Cars #UsedCars #CarShopping40Share
Stephanie Lee+FollowUsed Cars With Wild Markups—Shop Smart!Dealerships are seriously jacking up prices on some used cars—like Honda Civics, Toyota Camrys, pickup trucks, and luxury rides. The markups can be thousands more than what private sellers are asking. Why pay $5K+ extra for a Camry or $9K more for a Ford F-150? If you’re car shopping, check out Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace before heading to the dealer. You could save a ton! #Cars #BuyingCar #CarShopping10Share
stephanie30+Follow2026 Crossovers You’ll Actually WantCar shopping for 2026? Here are 5 crossovers the experts say are perfect for the middle class: Chevy Equinox (reliable and affordable), Ford Explorer (roomy and powerful), Honda Passport (rugged new look), Honda CR-V Hybrid (super efficient), and Hyundai Tucson (techy with a killer warranty). Each has its own perks—think comfort, fuel savings, and low maintenance. Which one would you test drive first? #Cars #BuyingCar #CarShopping10Share
Michael Wilson+FollowCar Prices Are Sneakily Going UpThought new car prices were holding steady? Not so fast. Automakers are quietly jacking up the mandatory destination and delivery fees—sometimes by hundreds of dollars—without touching the sticker price. Even if you pick up your car at the factory, you’re still paying this non-negotiable fee. It’s their way of passing on higher costs (think tariffs and inflation) without making the MSRP look scarier. Next time you’re car shopping, check those fine-print fees! #Cars #CarShopping #AutoTrends00Share
Colleen Jones+FollowThese 2025 Cars Are More Trouble Than They're WorthThinking about grabbing a shiny new ride? You might want to pump the brakes. Some of the hottest 2025 models—like the Kia K5, Rivian R1S, Jeep Wrangler, and even the Tesla Model X—are already racking up recalls and owner complaints. From electrical glitches to major safety hazards, these cars could turn your dream purchase into a total headache. Always check the recall and reliability data before you sign on the dotted line! #Cars #BuyingCar #CarShopping111Share
Lisa Guerrero PhD+FollowSubaru & BMW: America’s Car Royalty?Consumer Reports just dropped their annual car brand ratings, and Subaru and BMW are neck-and-neck at the top out of 31 brands! Subaru scored an 82, and BMW matched it—plus, BMW’s lineup is massive, from affordable sedans to high-end M Series rides. If you’re car shopping, these two are basically the gold standard right now. Would you pick Subaru’s reliability or BMW’s luxury? #Cars #BuyingCar #CarShopping00Share
Edward Wallace+FollowStellantis’ New Boss Hits Reset on Car PricesHere’s a money tip from the car world: Stellantis (think Jeep and Ram) is ditching its old “charge more, sell less” plan. The new CEO, Antonio Filosa, is all about bringing back affordable rides and focusing on what people actually want to drive. That means you might see better deals at the dealership, but don’t get too attached to every brand—some could disappear soon as the company trims the fat to stay competitive. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CarShopping79Share
Stephanie Crawford+FollowSubaru Tops, Tesla Surprises in 2026 Car RankingsConsumer Reports just dropped their 2026 best car brands, and get this—Subaru snagged the #1 spot for the second year running! Honda, Toyota, and Hyundai also made the top 10, proving you don’t have to drop $50k for a great ride. Biggest shocker? Tesla finally cracked the top 10, earning its best score ever for reliability. Meanwhile, Jeep landed dead last. Who knew hybrids are now the least problematic cars? #Cars #BuyingCar #CarShopping30Share