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Honda 2010 Insight
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2010 Honda Insight LX
71,020 Miles
Signal Hill, CA
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Toyota 1997 Camry
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1997 Toyota Camry LE
128,126 Miles
Signal Hill, CA
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$5,900
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Smart 2008 fortwo
2008 Smart fortwo pure
73,180 Miles
Long Beach, CA
62
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62
days on market
$5,995
BMW 2011 3 Series
2011 BMW 3 Series 335i
114,029 Miles
Long Beach, CA
58
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Nissan 2013 Rogue
2013 Nissan Rogue S
168,636 Miles
Long Beach, CA
27
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27
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$5,999
Chevrolet 2013 Volt
2013 Chevrolet Volt Base
200,928 Miles
Long Beach, CA
24
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24
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$5,998
Hyundai 2013 Sonata
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2013 Hyundai Sonata GLS
210,603 Miles
Long Beach, CA
108
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108
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$4,998
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Hyundai 2006 Elantra
2006 Hyundai Elantra GLS
157,256 Miles
Long Beach, CA
3
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24%
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3
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$4,498
Acura 2005 MDX
2005 Acura MDX Touring w/Navi
254,280 Miles
Long Beach, CA
24
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48%
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24
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$5,998
Nissan 2005 Maxima
2005 Nissan Maxima 3.5 SE
93,217 Miles
Long Beach, CA
7
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Chevrolet 2010 Aveo
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2010 Chevrolet Aveo Aveo5 LS
105,818 Miles
Long Beach, CA
164
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164
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$5,000
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Toyota 2008 Corolla
2008 Toyota Corolla CE
164,469 Miles
Long Beach, CA
36
days on market
8%
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36
days on market
$5,950
Toyota 2004 Camry
2004 Toyota Camry XLE
144,567 Miles
Long Beach, CA
65
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days on market
$5,695
Chrysler 2002 Sebring
2002 Chrysler Sebring LXi
84,115 Miles
Long Beach, CA
3
days on market
7%
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3
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$4,995
Chevrolet 2002 Impala
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2002 Chevrolet Impala LS
79,539 Miles
Long Beach, CA
7
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5%
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7
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Ford 2004 Expedition
2004 Ford Expedition XLT
155,249 Miles
Long Beach, CA
225
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$5,995
Kia 2007 Amanti
2007 Kia Amanti Base
157,445 Miles
Long Beach, CA
26
days on market
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26
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$4,995
Mercedes-Benz 2003 C-Class
2003 Mercedes-Benz C-Class C 320
88,520 Miles
Long Beach, CA
152
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152
days on market
$5,495
Chevrolet 2001 Malibu
2001 Chevrolet Malibu Base
87,440 Miles
Long Beach, CA
5
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7%
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5
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$4,295
Ford 2004 Expedition
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2004 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer
158,125 Miles
Long Beach, CA
242
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Long Beach, CA DEALER RATINGS & REVIEWS

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Autonation Toyota Cerritos
2013 Toyota 909
The dealership is clean and popular and has good service. More importantly I take my car to get serviced a lot and the service advisers are very nice to me.
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Long Beach, CA Driving Tips and Experiences

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Must have
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Orlando
Orlando
Long Beach, CA
Long Beach, CA Driving Tips
If you are driving in Long Beach, you need to be aware that most of the left turns are yields, and you will likely be waiting a very long time to actually make the turn because of the high volume of traffic. Sometimes it is actually worth it to go all the way around a block, or drive a few extra miles to find a protected turn, instead of waiting to yield at the left turns to get onto the smaller streets. Additionally, there are a LOT of pedestrians and motorcyclists/bicyclists, so please watch out for them because they are definitely not watching out for you! The streets are so narrow that sometimes you will have to drive very slowly behind them, so plan you trip accordingly and leave with plenty of time to spare. You should be leaving extra early for your destination anyway because it will be nearly impossible for you to find parking quickly in any area of Long Beach. Most of the parking spaces that you will find will be street parking, so it's best to be fairly confident at parallel parking in this city as well, otherwise you may never actually be able to exit your car.
Long Beach, CA Buying Tips
There are a lot of cars located in Bixby Knolls/Signal Hill area. Since these are the suburbs, I think this is the only place that they could easily fit large car lots. I have never seen used car lots, but I am sure that they exist, likely in the same region. I know for a fact that there is a Subaru, Nissan, and a Motorsports nearby, and for the most part, all of the lots look like they are very well stocked. I have also seen a Fiat location somewhere in Long Beach, but I do not recall exactly where they are located. However, because of the significant drop in value of your vehicle once it leaves the lot, I would personally always suggest buying a slightly used car, and Craigslist is a really good area to check out, but make sure to have your Kelly Blue Book information at hand to be completely aware of what you are getting! There may also be a CarMax in Long Beach, and they are known for having very good deals on used cars that are in excellent condition. Overall, if you just drive around town, you can easily find car dealerships, so it's all about the buyer's preference in terms of where you go to purchase a new vehicle. Regardless, there are lots of options!
Favorite driving memory
One day, on my way to work, I was prepared for the trip to take an extremely long duration as it always did, even though there are literally only 5.8 Miles in between my home and my place of work. I got on Alamitos street coming from Orange, and in front of me, there was a guy riding on a motorized Razor scooter. Not the kind of scooter that you sit on, mind you; this guy was standing up, wearing a motorcycle helmet, and flying in front of me down the busy road on a Razor scooter! It was absolutely hysterical, and although it still took me about 25 minutes to make it through all of the stoplights, I was highly entertained by this experience. Unfortunately, he was pulled over by a police officer on a motorcycle right in front of the construction area on Alamitos, causing me to sit through approximately 4 cycles of red lights, but the entertainment value was so high that I thought that it was worth it anyway. I didn't even mind driving over a bumpy road covered with pot holes because that experience was so bizarre and unusual that it completely made my day.
Favorite road
I-710. I like to drive on the highway 710 because it has exits and onramps to the area in Long Beach that I need to get to the most. For example, I believe that I could either get off on Cherry or Del Amo Boulevard from the 710 on my way home from work and either one would work equally as well. Even though the actual highway speed is only 55 miles per hour, at certain periods of the day, the flow of traffic is much quicker than that, and it significantly reduces my commuting time, even though the route on the 710 is much longer for me to get home than taking a side street. But because of the fact that there are so many stoplights and pedestrians/bicyclists in the Long Beach area, taking the 710 is a lot faster and there are usually not very many people slowing down, unless it is during a time of high traffic, like the morning rush to work or the 5 PM rush home. The actual highway itself doesn't really go through anything beautiful and there is nothing great to see around the area, but it is a good way to get to where you need to go in a somewhat timely manner, especially for LA County.
Vanessa
Vanessa
Long Beach, CA
Long Beach, CA Driving Tips
Watch out for the one way streets in downtown! You have to be careful to make sure you're not going down the wrong way on a one way street because they can get confusing even for the locals.
Long Beach, CA Buying Tips
I don't know if matters where you buy the car from as long as you get a car that is somewhat gas-efficient. Long Beach is so close to many other major cities and there is a need to travel out of the city quite often from what I have known. It's best to have a car that won't guzzle gas especially because most of the driving in Long Beach is on roads due to the few highways around being on the outer edges of the city.
Favorite driving memory
I have grown up in Long Beach and have numerous memories of driving around the city. I have delivered pizza for different restaurants all over the city and it is all wonderful. The streets can get very busy but people drive still drive with courtesy. It's always fun to drive on Loynes Dr. Because it is very uneven due to being located in the wetlands portion of Long Beach and it feels like you're riding a roller coaster driving down it. The scenic beach views along Ocean Blvd and in Belmont Shores are always wonderful to catch while out on a drive.
Favorite road
Loynes Drive. Other than the thrill that is Loyne's Drive, the wonderfully beautiful stretch of road on Ocean Blvd between Termino Ave and Cherry Ave is my favorite. There is not much that can beat a scenic Pacific Ocean view on a drive through Long Beach. The sunsets are beautiful to watch and you can even park somewhere and head over to the beach or Bluff Park and continue to enjoy the wonderful scenery out of your car.