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Buy a 526-HP Shelby GT350 for the Price of a Honda Accord
automotive2 months ago

Buy a 526-HP Shelby GT350 for the Price of a Honda Accord

The Ford Shelby GT350, a highly praised 526-horsepower muscle car known for its exceptional handling and unique Voodoo V8 engine, is now available at used car prices comparable to a Honda Accord, making it an affordable entry into high-performance driving, though potential buyers should be cautious of its reliability issues and high maintenance costs.

"Man Loses Half the Value of His $70K Lexus in Just a Few Days"
automotive2 years ago

"Man Loses Half the Value of His $70K Lexus in Just a Few Days"

A TikTok user, Drew, shared his disappointment after discovering that his new Lexus RZ 450e, which he was told was worth $70,000, is actually valued at $37,000, just days after purchasing it. He also expressed frustration over the car's limited range and considered returning it for a Mercedes, which was being offered at the same price point. The video sparked discussion, with some users criticizing the high monthly payment and questioning the car's actual value, while others pointed out the reasons for the discounted price. Drew later revealed that he was able to return the Lexus and get the Mercedes he wanted.

"Aston Martin Rapide: A Luxury Bargain Compared to New Honda CR-V"
automotive2 years ago

"Aston Martin Rapide: A Luxury Bargain Compared to New Honda CR-V"

The Aston Martin Rapide, a luxury sedan, is now available for less than the price of a new Honda CR-V, with some models selling for as low as $28,250. However, potential buyers should be wary of the high maintenance costs associated with owning a depreciated luxury car, including issues with interior leather, engine failures, and expensive replacement parts. Unless buyers are experienced technicians with significant funds, it's advised to consider more practical options like a gently-used 2020 Kia Stinger GT, which offers similar performance and style at a fraction of the maintenance cost.