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Volkswagen 2022 Atlas
2022 Volkswagen Atlas V6 SE 4Motion
58,877 Miles
City Of Industry, CA
56
days on market
7% less than similar listings
56
days on market
$25,842
Toyota 2020 Corolla
2020 Toyota Corolla LE
75,875 Miles
Van Nuys, CA
2
days on market
11% less than similar listings
2
days on market
$16,000
Toyota 2011 Prius
2011 Toyota Prius Three
114,394 Miles
Valencia, CA
2
days on market
4% less than similar listings
2
days on market
$8,800
Porsche 2004 911
2004 Porsche 911 Carrera
10,730 Miles
Valencia, CA
2
days on market
41% less than similar listings
2
days on market
$22,995
Ford 2021 Transit
2021 Ford Transit 350 XLT
76,144 Miles
Long Beach, CA
37
days on market
16% less than similar listings
37
days on market
$34,799
Ford 2021 Transit
2021 Ford Transit 350 XLT
79,074 Miles
Long Beach, CA
2
days on market
18% less than similar listings
2
days on market
$33,399
Toyota 2017 Corolla
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2017 Toyota Corolla LE
125,218 Miles
Stanton, CA
161
days on market
20% less than similar listings
161
days on market
$9,900
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Nissan 2003 350Z
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2003 Nissan 350Z Base
90,500 Miles
Orange, CA
89
days on market
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Subaru 2011 Legacy
2011 Subaru Legacy 3.6R Limited
150,510 Miles
Santa Fe Springs, CA
76
days on market
28% less than similar listings
76
days on market
$5,990
Mercedes-Benz 2014 M-Class
2014 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML 350
70,709 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
58
days on market
31% less than similar listings
58
days on market
$13,999
BMW 2018 5 Series
2018 BMW 5 Series M550i xDrive
61,410 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
69
days on market
21% less than similar listings
69
days on market
$29,899
Audi 2018 TT RS
2018 Audi TT RS 2.5T quattro
8,412 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
607
days on market
7% less than similar listings
607
days on market
$56,999
Maserati 2016 Ghibli
2016 Maserati Ghibli Base
44,516 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
114
days on market
37% less than similar listings
114
days on market
$17,299
BMW 2016 7 Series
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2016 BMW 7 Series 750i xDrive
92,730 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
9
days on market
30% less than similar listings
9
days on market
$18,999
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Tesla 2019 Model X
2019 Tesla Model X Long Range
54,667 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
64
days on market
27% less than similar listings
64
days on market
$39,999
Ram 2020 1500
2020 Ram 1500 Limited
77,019 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
140
days on market
26% less than similar listings
140
days on market
$30,999
BMW 2022 M5
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2022 BMW M5 Base
16,455 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
76
days on market
14% less than similar listings
76
days on market
$81,999
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Ford 2014 Edge
2014 Ford Edge SEL
85,141 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
79
days on market
31% less than similar listings
79
days on market
$9,999
Tesla 2020 Model 3
2020 Tesla Model 3 Standard Range
54,770 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
65
days on market
31% less than similar listings
65
days on market
$19,499
Mercedes-Benz 2013 S-Class
2013 Mercedes-Benz S-Class S 550
56,168 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
131
days on market
29% less than similar listings
131
days on market
$17,999

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Los Angeles, CA Driving Tips and Experiences

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Is a car necessary in Los Angeles?
Must have
79%
Nice to have
45%
You can get by without
10%
Don't really need one
2%
No need at all
1%
Dalton
Dalton
Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, CA Driving Tips
Los Angeles is known for its mind-boggling stop and go traffic. It seems that no matter what time of day it is, or what day or the week it is, the traffic is mind-numbing. The best way to deal with driving in the Los Angeles traffic is audio books. A good, gripping mystery by an author like John Grisham or Mary Higgins Clark can be entertaining, makes the time go faster and the traffic at least a teeny bit more tolerable. Another useful suggestion is to keep the radio tuned to an AM news station for regular traffic updates, particularly if you are driving during the rush hours of Monday through Friday. Road improvement works are frequent so check on the Internet for news of those, too. Most important thing to know about driving in the Los Angeles area is stay off your cell phone! Talking and/or texting while driving is illegal and California and the fines are steep. Truly not worth it!
Los Angeles, CA Buying Tips
If you are going to buy a car in Los Angeles, first check and compare car insurance rates for the make and model you want to buy or lease. Car insurance is notoriously expensive in this traffic-clogged, massive city. And, unfortunately, this is a city where a car is absolutely necessary. Los Angeles is huge and sprawling and public transportation is seriously lacking. This isn't like Boston, Chicago or New York with subways zipping everywhere - it is miles and miles and miles of intense traffic and multiple-land highways. Driving distances can be lengthy so a car with good gas mileage should be a major point of consideration when looking at a car to buy or lease. And, with the huge amounts of time you could be spending sitting in your car in traffic, driver comfort is another thing to look at.
Favorite driving memory
My favorite memory of a driving experience in the greater Los Angeles area was of having a very early dinner at a nice restaurant in Santa Monica then getting in the car and driving along Pacific Coast Highway (101) from Santa Monica to north of Malibu. Our car is a Maserati Ghibli and it is an insanely fun car to drive. Without all the usual Los Angeles heavy stop-and-go traffic, it was good to let the car "stretch its legs" on a relatively quiet Sunday evening. Since it the end of a weekend and, for California, a cold-ish winter day, there was not much traffic. Once we rounded the curve from Santa Monica, we were able to have a cruisey drive along the beautiful Pacific Coast Highway. It was fun looking at the fancy neighborhood and posh houses of Malibu and then the gorgeous stretches of open beach along the ocean. As the sun began to set, it was one of those absolutely blissful drives that stays in your mind.
Favorite road
Pacific Coast Highway (101) from Santa Monica north. The Pacific Coast Highway (101) is one of California's iconic drives, running along the coast for miles. During the weekend, Pacific Coast Highway can be absolutely clogged with slow-moving traffic, tourists, surfers, beach-goers, residents and people just wanting a drive along the coast. Find a quiet time, like an early weekend afternoon or early evening, and the drive can actually be a bit relaxing. As you leave Santa Monica and head north, the houses on the left (the coast side) become grander and grander until you reach the famous Malibu Beach area and the Malibu Colony, home of countless movie stars and celebrities. Continue driving north beyond Malibu and the coast opens up with wide, wild open stretches of the ocean pounding the shore. Find a way to make the drive on a full-moon night and it is a drive you will never forget!
Lelia
Lelia
Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles, CA Driving Tips
I would tell other drivers in this city that there exists an unwritten rule in this city; "Two on Red." Because we live in antiquated times without left turn signals, or roundabouts for that matter, we are left with the daunting task of turning left on a single green light. Here, to manage this gap in city management and planning, we overcome the tragedy by insisting that two cars turn left when the green light turns red.
Los Angeles, CA Buying Tips
The best advice on the matter of car purchasing in Los Angeles is that you should probably move. Here, it is necessary to own a vehicle that is compact, otherwise you'll waist the years that remain of your youth attempting to parallel park on Runyon Canyon while a Vegan CrossFitter throws cage-free eggs at your car for your selfish and immoral decision to own a vehicle that requires gas. However, if you decide to purchase a compact car, remember that fuel/moral-efficient choice comes at a cost. Remember the reason you came to this city? It doesn't matter what for, you've got to be an Uber driver now. If you can't fit drunk kids in, you can't get paid. This didn't make any sense, you should just go with the compact car. Go ahead, trade-in your dreams.
Favorite driving memory
Driving in Los Angeles is often compared to combat, where survival and attention are paramount. In this type of environment, it would be difficult to recall "my favorite memory from driving in this city" other than one where I am actually leaving the city. However, without resting too much on cynicism, the Pacific Coast Highway offers some of the most wonderful and exquisite views in the world. It just takes three hours to go two miles on it. We Los Angelinos are mocked for our lack of Public Transportation, and our city government desperately attempts to convince its residents to use what form of it that does exist. Yet, we are the bastion of car culture! How could we forego the classical sun-soaked breezy journey that most, if not all of us, or are forefathers, came to this city for in the first place. If I am to put up with the tourists, the aggressive police force, the traffic, the smog, the prohibition against grills on patios, then why in God's name would I submit to public transportation as well? For the modern LA resident, the car is our second home. Like the returning Veteran who yearns for combat, my favorite memory from driving in this city is sitting on the 10/110/405 interchange, cursing all who surround me, and sweating from my sun-soaked and breezy life.
Favorite road
Wilshire. Wilshire is my favorite road to drive on because I love the scenery of the furious and the frustrated. See, only on Wilshire can you combine the majestic views in Santa Monica, with the putrid odor of Downtown LA.