Even though my car is 15+ years old, it still drives like a fairly new vehicle. The steering and handling is smooth, along with the braking. The interior material for the car seats and dashboard are of a high quality. The interior was still in mint condition when I bought it, even though it was an older car. There are issues with the electrical components though. The automatic lock and window panel on the driver's side stopped working. There is also a pretty big oil leak, which I heard is common for the age of my car. The car is past the 200,000 mile mark and is holding up very well. Besides the oil leak, there are no other issues with the engine. The fuel economy isn't that great, but for a bigger SUV type car, this is expected. The seats are comfy and the back seats are very roomy. There is the option to fold the back seats down to create more trunk space. This came in handy when I was selling roses out of the back of my car, and needed extra space to store and make up the bouquets. This car is strong, and can easily tow a travel trailer, which is the main reason I bought it. It drives like an suv, with all the power, but isn't huge and has some maneuverability when parking or driving in traffic.

The vehicle was bought on my 19th birthday and was bought used at 198k miles. There are two main reasons I bought the vehicle at such a high mileage: These cars are reliable, most of the major mechanical components will last a seriously long lifetime. And I bought it for a very reasonable price. The car, in the two years I have owned it, has done very well. It has only had minor mechanical issues, which I am savvy enough to fix.