Yahoo Autos Cheap Lucids, Cheap Hybrid Jeeps And Expensive ID Buzz Campers In This Week's Car Buying Roundup
Wild EV Depreciation Means You Can Get A Low-Milage Used Lucid For Nearly Half Of Its Original Price
Depreciation is hitting EVs hard. Many models that were once some of the hottest cars on the market can be found with prices so cheap you’d be dumb not to buy them. One segment getting hit particularly hard is luxury EVs. Lucid might be the poster child of this depreciation. - Lawrence Hodge Read More
Facelifted 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5 Gains A Hideous Off-Road Trim And Tesla Charging Port
Making a sequel anywhere as good as the original is a difficult task, so thankfully when Hyundai went about refreshing its smash-hit Ioniq 5, it didn’t muck up the electric crossover’s winning original formula. When the Ioniq 5 first hit the market just two years ago in 2022, it was praised for its distinctive styling, daring interior design, and all-around usability. The 2025 update retains much of those traits while adding battery capacity, more standard features, the new Tesla-style North American Charging Standard (NACS) port which allows access to the full Supercharger network, and a frankly hideous wanna-be off-road trim. Though details are slim as of now, this facelift will likely make this already appealing EV even more so. - Logan Carter Read More
At $10,499, Is This 2009 Ford Mustang ‘Number One With A Bullitt?’
Today’s Nice Price or No Dice Mustang won’t turn you into Steve McQueen or Jacqueline Bisset, but it should be a pretty fun time at the show nonetheless. Let’s see if it’s worth the price of admission. - Rob Emslie Read More
Your New Volkswagen ID Buzz Can Already Become A Camper
Back in the halcyon days of Woodstock, all the cool kids were living out of their Volkswagen Busses. Now that Volkswagen’s brought the Bus back to North America, it’s only fitting that a company has already outfitted it as a camper. - Amber DaSilva Read More
I Want A Car That Is Fun On Pavement And Dirt! What Should I Buy?
Tim lives in Vegas and has a short commute, but his 1998 BMW 318 is starting to get to the end of its usable life. He needs something with room for a car seat and is torn between a light sporty car or something more off-road oriented. With a budget of around $30,000, what car should he buy? - Tom McParland Read More
At $24,500, Will This 1989 Maserati Biturbo Spyder Double Your Fun?
The seller of today’s Nice Price or No Dice Biturbo Spyder claims the car “needs nothing.” We know that ALL Maseratis eventually need something, so let’s decide if this one needs to be cheaper. - Rob Emslie Read More
At $4,450, Is This 2000 Buick Park Avenue An Ultra-Good Deal?
Very little information is provided by the ad for today’s Nice Price or No Dice Park Avenue; other than that, it runs smooth, has passed smog, and has a clean title. Let’s determine if its price tag says everything we need to know. - Rob Emslie Read More
At $19,900, Is This 1976 Fiat 131 Abarth Rally Replica The Real Deal?
Today’s Nice Price or No Dice 131 is a homage to Fiat’s series-dominating rally cars of the late 1970s. Let’s see if this rare opportunity comes at a winning price. - Rob Emslie Read More
You Can Buy A Hybrid Jeep For Cheap, But There Is A Catch
Hybrid cars are so hot right now, and many automakers are pivoting their electrified strategies toward these models. It’s easy to forget that Jeep has been offering plug-in models for the past few years and low-mile used units can be found at very tempting prices, they just have one small issue. - Tom McParland Read More
At $34,750, Does This 1974 BMW 1802 Pass The Touring Test?
Today’s Nice Price or No Dice 1802 Touring is a private import as BMW never sold the three-door hatchbacks here in the U.S. Let’s see what such a rare Roundel wearer might reasonably be worth. - Rob Emslie Read More
