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Hyundai 2016 Elantra GT
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2016 Hyundai Elantra GT Base
228,553 Miles
Asheville, NC
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Chevrolet 2015 Malibu
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2015 Chevrolet Malibu LT
216,000 Miles
Asheville, NC
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Honda 2008 Accord
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2008 Honda Accord LX
131,538 Miles
Asheville, NC
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Hyundai 2006 Elantra
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2006 Hyundai Elantra GLS
184,543 Miles
Asheville, NC
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Chrysler 2004 Concorde
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2004 Chrysler Concorde LX
81,544 Miles
Asheville, NC
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Chevrolet 2011 Aveo
2011 Chevrolet Aveo LT
109,684 Miles
Asheville, NC
114
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13% more than similar listings
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$5,950
MINI 2006 Cooper
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2006 MINI Cooper S
96,748 Miles
Fletcher, NC
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Honda 2008 CR-V
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2008 Honda CR-V LX
198,365 Miles
Asheville, NC
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Honda 2008 Accord
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2008 Honda Accord EX-L V6
236,554 Miles
Asheville, NC
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Chevrolet 2008 Equinox
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2008 Chevrolet Equinox LT
200,371 Miles
Asheville, NC
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Toyota 2009 Matrix
2009 Toyota Matrix Base
126,720 Miles
Asheville, NC
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14% less than similar listings
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$5,995
Buick 2004 Century
2004 Buick Century Standard
111,442 Miles
Asheville, NC
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$3,995
Subaru 2013 Outback
2013 Subaru Outback 2.5i Limited
176,773 Miles
Asheville, NC
46
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31% less than similar listings
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$5,995
Toyota 2007 Camry
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2007 Toyota Camry CE
249,710 Miles
Asheville, NC
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$3,995
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Toyota 2010 RAV4
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2010 Toyota RAV4 Base
248,086 Miles
Asheville, NC
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Buick 2003 Regal
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2003 Buick Regal GS
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Fletcher, NC
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Ford 2005 Freestar
2005 Ford Freestar SEL
150,684 Miles
Mills River, NC
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44% more than similar listings
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$5,995
Nissan 2009 cube
2009 Nissan cube 1.8 SL
116,336 Miles
Mills River, NC
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GMC 2012 Acadia
2012 GMC Acadia SLT-1
157,111 Miles
Hendersonville, NC
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Nissan 2004 Quest
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2004 Nissan Quest 3.5 S
157,287 Miles
Hendersonville, NC
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Asheville, NC DEALER RATINGS & REVIEWS

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John A
John A
Asheville, North Carolina
Jim Barkley Toyota Asheville
2007 Mercury 1866
I really dreaded having to go buy a car for a dealership but they were fast and very friendly. I would recommend them to my friends.
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Asheville, NC Driving Tips and Experiences

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Is a car necessary in Asheville?
Must have
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Nice to have
9%
You can get by without
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Don't really need one
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Yanira
Yanira
Asheville, NC
Asheville, NC Driving Tips
Look out for the moronic drivers that think the speed limit is the number of the route they are on. They also like to weave in and out of traffic. Basically, you have no alternative but to try to keep up with the flow of the traffic or you will get run over.
Asheville, NC Buying Tips
I don't care what city one is in, I feel everyone should ask for the Car Fax. This is at least some protection when buying an unknown quantity. I will say vehicles are very inexpensive in the NC area where I live. Keeping that in mind, I would truly ask for the Car Fax.
Favorite driving memory
The last time I drove on interstate 40, which runs right thru Asheville, it was a Friday afternoon & the traffic was just crazy. Asheville, in the event you don't know, is a very mountainous area -- the interstate doesn't differ either -- just as many mountains, complete with far right lanes for big trucks who are having a bad time with climbing those mountains with a load on. There are really big curves & people exceed the speed limit; it made me wonder if they had a death wish or something. There I am, tooling along in my GMC Envoy, digging on the Bose stereo and trying not to get run over. On the downhill sides of the mountain, the big semi trucks finally get wound up and you got 3 - 4 lanes across in some areas. I had trucks that decided to pull a shuck & jive on the down side of the mountain; one about took off my front quarter panel and I really wondered if the dude was trying to slap me off the road with his back tandems. Then the other maniacs -- mostly with Carolina tags on their vehicles-- are whizzing you and act like 65 or 70 miles per hour is like crawling to them. They cut you off, they refuse to get over if others are entering the highway from an on ramp, they swap lanes like they own all of them, which technically, if they live in NC and pay taxes, they do... anyway, it was extremely stressful and I opted to pick a lane and just try to stay in it until I could negotiate an off ramp. My heart was in my throat by the time I reached my destination and I have decided I will not make the mistake of going thru Asheville, NC on a Friday afternoon ever again. Of course, I have been through there at various times and days of the week and it really isn't much different then, either. There are a bunch of lunatics on the road over there!
Favorite road
None of them!. Interstate 40 runs right thru the heart of Asheville . While the drivers are crazy and the traffic is horrendous at the best of times, the entire stretch of road through Asheville is awesome. You can see the mountains off in the distance, as well as the mountain you are on at that point in time. There are huge long sweeping curves, along with sharper bends in the road and basically, the summer is the best time to go through there. Nobody in their right mind would ever dream of making that particular stretch of road in the middle of a snowstorm, for instance. They have also had some really bad rockslides in that area that have closed the road for months at a time. It is unique & beautiful, but beware of the moronic drivers with death wishes.
Kanesha
Kanesha
Asheville, NC
Asheville, NC Driving Tips
The number one piece of advice I would have for a new comer to the city is to pay attention. Asheville is filled with a generalized population of people who probably shouldn't have their driver's licenses. It doesn't help that the roads can be confusing--particularly downtown with one ways, and crazy lanes that begin and end sporadically. Also, avoid Patton and South Tunnel at all costs during rush hour.
Asheville, NC Buying Tips
I've come to find that people in Asheville are super friendly and honest, even car salesmen. There are a ton of small, independent dealers everywhere. Come to think of it, I don't recall a single corporate dealer in Asheville. This independent and local attitude is indicative of the city itself. I would also highly recommend getting a car with four or all wheel drive, for the hills and the snow.
Favorite driving memory
I love driving through the city at night. The only thing better than that is hopping on the Blue Ridge Parkway and getting high enough in the mountains where you can basically see the whole sky, away from the light pollution. It's absolutely breath taking. The temperature is just right, with a light breeze. It gives one the feeling of truly being free--even if you are just driving through the mountains.
Favorite road
Clingman Ave. This road is absolutely gorgeous. It is lined with houses new and old, and it's a perfect melding of the two worlds--much like the city of Asheville. Clingman Avenue runs from historically preserved downtown Asheville (a very well known part of the city) to the River Arts District (a tucked away Ashevillian secret). The River Arts District is an old industrial part of town that has since been turned into a tucked-away art mecca, filled with small restaurants and art galleries (with an emphasis on glassblowing, at the moment). If you've ever been to Asheville, it's easy to see why this route would be an instant favorite.