Autos Usados en Venta en Ontario, CA

Know where you're going. Ontario is big, for the suburbs, and although there are freeways going east and west if you need to go north/south you are stuck on surface streets, unless you go all the way east to the 15 freeway.

Go to CarMax first and get an estimate, it will tell you the minimum that you can get for your car. You can also use that estimate as leverage at a car dealership. Ontario has a big auto center with multiple dealerships. You can walk and research cars with one trip.

The multiple choices of major streets to use. Very easy to find an alternate route, if necessary.

4Th St. It is parallel to the freeway and crosses several cities, but also is the main road between my work and the mall if I need to run errands.

Most of the major streets are very heavy on traffic so if you are in a rush try to avoid them as much as possible.

A few months ago I decided to take a drive through old town Ontario at night and it was one of the nicest drives I have been on recently. The lights on the old buildings are really nice and kind of make you feel like you are driving in a whole different era. Ontario is one of my favorite towns to go to when I just feel like driving around.

Euclid Ave. Because it is an older stretch of road that allows you to take in the architecture of the old buildings and provides a lot of things to look at while you are driving through.