[Dr. Sivana]

There’s not much of an appeal for used luxury vehicles unless one is a teenage male who doesn’t have any money.

I'm 60, and I would love a used full-sized luxury car. Great for long trips, comfortable commutes.

Even with the discounts, they are priced out of my range, and I prefer the old-school luxury cars that have not been made for decades.

[drwoof]

Yep. Caddies, Lincolns, Crown Vics... Plush, powerful cars you could drive all day and not get exhausted.

[Gene Eric]

I hear ya. We buy used (lease returns), but choose models that have known reliability and can be warrantied. This typically involves a major dealer. The bigger engines are preferable along with a navigation package. Agreed that heavy sedans are ideal for long trips.

[Right_Wing_Madman]

I'm 60, and I would love a used full-sized luxury car. Great for long trips, comfortable commutes.

2018 Cadillac ATS with 3.6L 335 HP engine. Leather seats, navigation system, sunroof/moonroof. Under 30,000 miles. $22K.

https://www.cargurus.com/Cars/inventorylisting/viewDetailsFilterViewInventoryListing.action?zip=78023&inventorySearchWidgetType=AUTO&sortDir=ASC&sourceContext=cvd&distance=500&sortType=DEAL_RATING_RPL&entitySelectingHelper.selectedEntity=d2138#listing=374273372/NONE/DEFAULT

[whitney69]

“...they are priced out of my range...”

Noteworthy. Did anyone besides myself and the Dr. notice that the ones that depreciate the fastest are the ones most can’t afford to begin with?

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