Depending on your yearly miles and situation, could find a 0% down lease offer and drive something "ok" for a while, then invest the ~7-10K from the Raptor (plus whatever else you plan to put down) for the interim.
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Depending on your yearly miles and situation, could find a 0% down lease offer and drive something "ok" for a while, then invest the ~7-10K from the Raptor (plus whatever else you plan to put down) for the interim.
A horse fits all your requirements. I say a horse.
Real answer, Focus RS.
Can't hardly beat a 4Runner and they hold their value nicely
They’re an antiquated vehicle; Toyota is still using the gutless old 4.0 V6 that makes no power and yet still manages to get terrible fuel economy. That’s of course hooked up to an antiquated 5 speed automatic from George Bush’s first term. They’re also cramped inside with horrible ergonomics and an infotainment system looks and functions like it was purchased from Wal-Mart.
I concur with Focus RS as well. If you want an off-road vehicle, get a Wrangler or Grand Cherokee.
Just sold a 19 Sti in July. Got almost what I paid for it.Subaru STi - lots of smiles driving that car.
Just sold a 19 Sti in July. Got almost what I paid for it.
Tacoma, talk about drivable and won't depreciate.