Joshua Andersen+FollowA classic Ford Model A with 77 years of family historyImagine owning a piece of automotive history that’s been in the same family for nearly eight decades! This 1928 Ford Model A Roadster, lovingly restored over decades, is finally up for grabs after 77 years with one family. Its bold blue-green paint, vintage details, and reliable 40-horsepower engine make it a true standout. It’s rare to see a car with such a rich story and original charm hit the market. Would you keep it as a showpiece, or take it for weekend drives? Let’s hear your thoughts on preserving classic cars like this! #Cars #BuyingCar #ClassicCars10Share
Stephanie Lee+FollowCouples-Only Camper Goals!Westfalia just dropped the Wave for 2, and it’s basically a dream van for couples who want to live that #Vanlife. No extra seats, just more space for a huge fridge, a real kitchen, a bathroom, and a Murphy bed. There’s even a skylight and smart climate control! If you and your person are ready to splurge ($140k!), this is the ultimate road trip upgrade. Would you try van life with your partner? #Cars #BuyingCar #Vanlife00Share
trhodes+FollowHonda’s new camper fits in your garageHonda just rolled out a camper that could totally change weekend getaways for folks with smaller cars or crossovers. The Base Station Prototype is compact enough to fit in a standard garage, but roomy enough to sleep four—plus, it sets up in just five minutes. No need for a giant truck or SUV to tow it! With features like solar panels, a heater, and tons of natural light, it’s designed for comfort and off-grid adventures. Would this make camping more appealing to you? What features would you want in a modern camper? #Cars #BuyingCar #Honda10Share
Stephanie Lee+FollowCar Shopping? Don’t Get Played!New car prices are wild right now, so you gotta play it smart. Before you even step foot in a dealership, know your budget and stick to it—don’t get tempted by shiny extras. Use online tools to compare deals, ask for out-the-door prices, and pit dealers against each other. Be flexible on color and features for better bargains, and don’t fall for pricey add-ons in the finance office. Your wallet will thank you! #Cars #BuyingCar #CarBuyingTips10Share
Douglas Hughes+FollowMazda CX-5 Glow-Up, Same Price VibesMazda just dropped the 2026 CX-5 and it’s got a whole new look, more tech, and a roomier cabin—but the price barely budged! The base model is still under $30k, even with a bigger screen and Google built-in. Higher trims cost more, but you’re getting way more features. Turbo’s gone (for now), but AWD is standard. Would you upgrade for the new tech and space, or stick with the old one? #Cars #BuyingCar #MazdaCX510Share
Jennifer Smith+FollowMazda’s $30K CX-5? Read the Fine Print!Mazda just dropped the 2026 CX-5 with a headline price under $30K, but here’s the catch: once you add in the mandatory fees, you’re looking at $31,485—almost a grand more than last year’s model. Still, you get a fresh redesign, a comfy interior, and that classic Mazda drive. Deliveries are starting soon, but don’t get too hyped by the sticker price—always check the real out-the-door cost! #Cars #BuyingCar #MazdaCX500Share
Douglas Hughes+FollowWhy Lexus NX’s new lease deals stand outLexus is shaking up the luxury SUV game with its latest NX lease offers—starting at $479/month for the 2026 NX 350 AWD. What’s cool is that every NX 350 now comes standard with all-wheel drive and a punchy turbo engine, plus Lexus’ famously quiet, comfy cabin. For anyone who wants upscale features without the long-term commitment (or a massive down payment), these January deals are a real chance to experience premium driving. Would you pick this over a BMW X1 or Mercedes GLA? Let’s hear your take on what matters most: comfort, tech, or performance? #Cars #BuyingCar #LexusNX00Share
Douglas Hughes+FollowThese Used SUVs Are Secret Money PitsThinking about scoring a deal on a used luxury SUV? Watch out! Some rides like the Range Rover, BMW X5, and Porsche Cayenne look like bargains but are notorious for pricey repairs once the warranty’s gone. Even family favorites like the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Infiniti QX60 can hit your wallet hard with surprise breakdowns. Don’t let a fancy badge fool you—sometimes the real cost comes after you drive off the lot! #Cars #BuyingCar #UsedCars10Share
Joshua Andersen+FollowWhen 'Certified' Cars Aren't So CertifiedEver thought a 'certified' used car meant peace of mind? One driver found out the hard way that the label can be more marketing than guarantee. Their supposedly inspected ride had a busted control arm right after purchase, and the warranty? Full of loopholes. The lesson: always demand the inspection sheet, get a third-party check, and don’t trust the sticker alone. Certified doesn’t always mean safe! #Cars #BuyingCar #CarBuying00Share
Colleen Jones+FollowHonda Pilot Lease Deals: Worth It?Honda just dropped four new lease deals on the 2025 Pilot, and if you don’t need the latest tech, these are pretty tempting. The cheapest? $389/month for 36 months with $5,099 down (plus a loyalty discount if you qualify). But here’s the tea: Kia’s Telluride is still cheaper to lease. Still, if you want a comfy, no-fuss three-row SUV with a V6, the Pilot’s a solid pick. Would you go for the deal or hold out for the 2026 update? #Cars #BuyingCar #HondaPilot00Share
