If I have time, I am going on the GM site & verify that the salesman said that I could build my own and order……possibly. He didn’t make eye contact and kind of mumbled so I wonder if it’s a red flag for the dealers. I suspect Tesla does something like that and I could see where a GM would benefit their production line efficiency by having instant orders available to schedule their daily production and inputs. Incidentally, I watched GM pickup ads for ‘22 models on TV last night. But I can’t buy one.
Vehicle reliability - best make/models?
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I do love my 2019 Hyundai Elantra SEL that I got back in '20, right before the pandemic.
I did have to get the battery replaced earlier this week, but I think that's mostly because it was a rental car before I got it, so it already had around 36,000 miles on it.
Otherwise it's been a great car. I have nothing but good things to say about Hyundai.
Out of curiosity, what info can you give me about your truck? I’ve been putting off buying a used truck for a year now because of the market and can’t go much longer with trusty rusty. I’ve bought my last few vehicles via private owner, pretty easy to sort out tbh. With a balance still on it the easiest way is to find a bank or dealership willing to do the paperwork for a small fee. I’ve done it twice that way without much fuss.
Getting either one is a tall order. Bit more room in the back of the Telluride though.
Cargo space? yeah since they don't have electric folding seats even on the top trim, but it's a minimal difference otherwise. But I do whish we just had the manual fold.
Same. If anyone has a 19 or newer crew cab (GMC/Chevy/Ford) I'll pay more than you'll get for trade in...
Yup, exactly. I’m looking for a few year old F150 with aluminum body so I can avoid the rust issues I’ve had with my last couple of vehicles. I’m sure I’d pay more than anyone taking a trade in.
