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Mercedes-Benz 2008 E-Class
2008 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E 350
124,837 Miles
San Antonio, TX
33
days on market
31% less than similar listings
33
days on market
$5,299
Honda 2007 CR-V
2007 Honda CR-V LX
174,336 Miles
San Antonio, TX
19
days on market
9% less than similar listings
19
days on market
$5,999
Ford 2012 Escape
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2012 Ford Escape XLT
142,623 Miles
San Antonio, TX
139
days on market
17% less than similar listings
139
days on market
$6,000
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Hyundai 2010 Elantra
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2010 Hyundai Elantra Blue
130,037 Miles
San Antonio, TX
60
days on market
27% less than similar listings
60
days on market
$3,998
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Ford 2010 F-150
2010 Ford F-150 XL
212,282 Miles
San Antonio, TX
152
days on market
42% less than similar listings
152
days on market
$5,900
Toyota 2004 Prius
2004 Toyota Prius Base
211,440 Miles
San Antonio, TX
48
days on market
35% more than similar listings
48
days on market
$5,900
Dodge 2012 Journey
2012 Dodge Journey Crew
241,000 Miles
San Antonio, TX
4
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GMC 2008 Acadia
2008 GMC Acadia SLE-1
166,218 Miles
San Antonio, TX
325
days on market
18% less than similar listings
325
days on market
$5,995
Jeep 2012 Grand Cherokee
2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited
189,289 Miles
San Antonio, TX
2
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Ford 2007 Edge
2007 Ford Edge SE
112,762 Miles
San Antonio, TX
4
days on market
36% less than similar listings
4
days on market
$5,495
Subaru 2014 Crosstrek
2014 Subaru Crosstrek 2.0i Premium
255,825 Miles
San Antonio, TX
178
days on market
32% less than similar listings
178
days on market
$4,795
Lexus 2001 ES 300
2001 Lexus ES 300 Base
194,170 Miles
San Antonio, TX
18
days on market
20% less than similar listings
18
days on market
$3,400
Volvo 2004 XC90
2004 Volvo XC90 2.5T
189,500 Miles
San Antonio, TX
3
days on market
34% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$2,900
Mazda 2011 Mazda2
2011 Mazda Mazda2 Sport
92,046 Miles
San Antonio, TX
3
days on market
37% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$3,985
Hyundai 2016 Accent
2016 Hyundai Accent SE
134,844 Miles
San Antonio, TX
4
days on market
25% less than similar listings
4
days on market
$5,985
Chrysler 2006 300
2006 Chrysler 300 Base
220,991 Miles
San Antonio, TX
23
days on market
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23
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Chevrolet 2012 Cruze
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2012 Chevrolet Cruze LT
153,383 Miles
San Antonio, TX
181
days on market
7% less than similar listings
181
days on market
$5,499
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Ford 2014 Focus
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2014 Ford Focus SE
160,533 Miles
San Antonio, TX
1
day on market
36% less than similar listings
1
day on market
$3,500
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Mercedes-Benz 2001 E-Class
2001 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E 320
187,200 Miles
San Antonio, TX
89
days on market
26% more than similar listings
89
days on market
$3,999
Nissan 2005 Titan
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2005 Nissan Titan XE
259,000 Miles
San Antonio, TX
100
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San Antonio, TX Driving Tips and Experiences

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Is a car necessary in San Antonio?
Must have
28%
Nice to have
13%
You can get by without
6%
Don't really need one
3%
No need at all
0%
Toni
Toni
San Antonio, TX
San Antonio, TX Driving Tips
Some advice to other drivers in San Antonio: - Use your turn signal. It is a completely under utilized device that every vehicle is equipped with yet no one seems to know how to use it. - Watch out for road rage. If someone cuts you off, doesn't let you merge, or whatever may cause you to get upset while driving, just take a breath and let it go. Many people carry guns in their vehicles and there have been shootings at cars in traffic. - Don't honk your horn unless it's completely necessary (see above). - Be aware of others' driving. The drunk driving statistics in San Antonio are through the roof! After 10pm some 60%or so drivers are under the influence of alcohol (a shocking statistic my husband learned when being transferred to Lackland AFB). - Be mindful of motorcycles and bicycles- look twice save a life.
San Antonio, TX Buying Tips
When purchasing a vehicle in San Antonio, do your research on the dealership (if that the way you are going). Check yelp and other review sites and actually read the reviews. Sometimes people will write a horrible review because the receptionist gave them attitude so find out why they have the rating they do. Also, take the time to look for deals. There are many used car dealers and private sales available. With several military bases in the city, you could find a great vehicle that someone needs to get rid of before deployment. As with any used car buying, check out truecar.Com and carfax.Com to learn more about the car you are interested in. Take it for a test drive and have your mechanic give it a look over before signing ANY paperwork.
Favorite driving memory
My favorite memory of driving in San Antonio was on the night of July 4th. It was about 10:30pm and we (my husband and I) were heading home after spending an evening with friends. This evening stands out because there was not a lot of traffic or sketchy drivers (San Antonio has a drunk driving problem). As I drove through the maze of avenues, lanes, and boulevards, there were still many people gathered outside setting off fireworks. The combination of celebratory flashes along with the lack of other drivers made it an especially enjoyable ride home.
Favorite road
Old Grissom Rd. This is my favorite road to drive because it connects Culebra and Grissom roads, creating a shortcut that avoids the ongoing construction. It is especially great because in addition to not having construction to interfere with traffic, it also does not have any speed bumps.
Dakota
Dakota
San Antonio, TX
San Antonio, TX Driving Tips
San Antonio is a military city so you have lots of drivers coming from all over the world. Most other cities people all drive pretty much the same way but not here. I would say defiantly always look before you get on the highway and pay particular attention to your surroundings. People here do not know how to get off an on ramp. They will go up to the end and stop or drive 30 MPH while trying to merge into traffic doing 70 so be careful.
San Antonio, TX Buying Tips
If you are looking for a car here you can find some great deals as long as you are willing to do the research. There are so many big car dealerships here that the pricing is pretty competitive and most dealerships will beat another dealerships price if you can show them what you have found at what price and from which dealer. If you go to one of the smaller dealerships around here though you will pay more.
Favorite driving memory
When I first moved to San Antonio I found the layout very intimidating and confusing. There are 2 loops that circle the city, 1604 goes around the outside of the city and 410 circles the inside. I live on the north side of the city and about 3 weeks after moving here I was trying to make my way to the south side to go to a doctors appointment. I map quested the directions, printed them out and went on my way. Well apparently map quest had not been updated in awhile so the directions I had were wrong. I ended up driving around loop 410 for about an hour and a half trying to find this road that didn't exist anymore and some how ended up on 1604 at this jeepers creepers type gas station. I had a great time with my sister on that trip though getting to see how big this city actually is and it only took us another hour of driving all the way around the outside loop for us to finally make it home.
Favorite road
Gibbs Sprawl. I love driving Gibbs Sprawl because it is like being on a roller coaster. The road goes from one end of the city to halfway through but it is kind of like a back road. There are lots of dips in it and the speed limit is 60 so you feel like your car is about to take off. We also call it the shoe road because there are always random shoes going down the side the entire way. Sometimes we like to make up stories about how the shoes got there as we are flying down this road.