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  1. I dont have a $100k but i do have plenty of time and dream
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  2. I sell cars at a Toyota dealership and while the Prius is really cool, hands-down the best bang for your buck vehicle is the Corolla.
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  3. Very thorough video, great job. As a biased 2022 Frontier owner, I'm glad that its V6 and no-frills features are appreciated. It really is great to drive and has treated me well for 35k miles. While I do like the look of all the redesigned midsize trucks, I just can't justify spending $10k+ more for a turbo 4 and digital everything.
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  4. Don't knock the LE until you've tried it. We got our 2021 LE for $34,500. 8 seats, small wheels, skinny tires, no motorized seats or rear lift gate, yet it has all of the safety tech and Toyota's reliability. With all of the weight savings, we consistently get 40+mpg. Couldn't be happier. Thanks for the great review!
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  5. These were the two cars I've been considering, in the same respective colors no less! It was a tough choice, but I ordered the blue WRX Premium, manual of course, for the power, handling, and awd. I don't think you can go wrong with either car.
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  6. I have a 2022 telluride sx prestige nightfall in glacier white. I’ve had Toyota’s most of my adult life. We sold our 4 runner and bought the telluride and I was not real sure about it. I will say we’ve had it for about 2 months now and it is for sure the nicest most comfortable vehicle we’ve ever had. I have zero complaints.
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  7. This vehicle is gonna sell like hotcakes... Well done Kia..
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  8. "6 feet tall, massive hair." lol that line got me! Honestly this guy is the best car journo I've seen in a while.
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  9. I purchased the Palisade over the Telluride because I felt like the palisade is more luxurious. If I was younger I’d probably choose the more sportier looking Telluride.
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  10. The Navigator is getting refreshed for 2022 so this comparison would be interesting to see again between the 22 Navigator & the 21/22 Esaclade
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  11. I have a 2022 Telluride SXP and LOVE it especially with the Dune Brown Napa leather interior. That said, I do really like the updated Palisade’s exterior, with the Telluride’s interior. I’m not a fan of the new Telluride headlights (the amber DRLs were so unique) and I agree that the front bumper looks a bit “plasticy”. In either case, these are amazing vehicles and you’ll be happy either way. But for me… it’s 2022 Telluride all the way.
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  12. They are trying to aim this towards people who dont want to break the bank and have something to commute in. And it really does work for that. I balance commuting from my car to my bike so a car like this is perfect
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  13. Just bought one of these. Love it so far👍
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  14. Hey everyone! Thanks for all of the supportive comments! Glad to be doing some extra work with the CarGurus team! 🔥
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  15. I bought an Activ trim level and I absolutely love this car! For the purpose that I wanted, this car just nails it! Efficient, fun to drive, and awesome to look at as well as being extremely comfortable, all I can say is well done Chevy!
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  16. “Utilitarian functionalism”. That’s not a negative, that’s EXACTLY what Corolla buyers want. No gimmicks or trickery. So it seems like a success.
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  17. I have a ‘22 G70 3.3t AWD Sport Prestige. Extremely happy with it, especially the exclusivity factor. I get comments on it wherever I go. The BMW obviously has a slightly better powertrain, but I think the looks are ungainly. In person the G70 is a stunner.
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  18. Care less about how fast the Forrester is. Love its utility and its unmatched visibility. Too many vehicles on the road where visibility is a secondary consideration.
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  19. The infotainment controls are actually great and better than a touch screen once you get used to them. Tire pressure readouts can be found under information on the main menu, and the wireless pad can are optional.
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  20. All dealers within 400 miles of me had a $5k markup on Civic Si, so I bought the Wrx for MSRP instead. My base model was actually cheaper than the Si. So nuts in this economy.
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  21. The generation is still living legend. i really love the simplicity and off-road rugged it's give 💪🔥
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  22. Both are Titans in their own respect. Can't go wrong with either.
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  23. Just bought the calligraphy trim with the beige interior. This car is simply phenomenal. So many features for the price. I love mine!
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  24. I'm really wondering why Kia did so little press advertisement when this came out in Vegas last year. No one's heard of it and yet, it's the best in its segment imo
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  25. I’ve owned Corollas, Land Cruisers, and 4Runners. I still own a 4Runner 3rd gen & 80 series Land Cruiser. I have to say the 4Runner is the most practical & reliable vehicle. Cost of maintenance is also low
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  26. I love my cx-30 because it's very practical and fun to drive. The awd and extra ground clerearance should be helpful in the snow. Yeah the rear legroom is a little tight but im a single guy with no kids so i didn't really need the bigger cx-5 and i have a tiny driveway and this is a perfect fit.
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  27. Getting stuck on a snowy mountain in front wheel drive Highlander trying to put on tire chains .... while the Subaru' s were flying by me with ease gave me great appreciation for these vehicles.
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  28. So impressed inside and out with the design. In person it is simply stunning. The interior color choices are so inviting and bespoke. Wish there weren't so many close minded commenters talking about something they never even saw or experienced personally. In person it has a huge wow factor video just can't do it justice. Definetly would take this over the competition
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  29. Genesis knocked it out of the park
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  30. This is the best looking mini van I've ever seen. Kia is killing everyone right now
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  31. Looks like the "second requirement" for the tax credit is now on hold, and the Bolts should now qualify for the entire 7500 credit this year... or at least until March of 2023.
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  32. I bought a 2021 Forester Touring as an upgrade from my 2014 Forester Touring. My insurance cost was cut in half because of all of the safety features on this car. Amazing. I am loyal to Subaru.
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  33. Yet another great review Cliff! Truly a story of the ugly duckling turning into a beautiful swan! Considering this 2024 Trax is almost as big as a RAV4 and yet is $6,000 cheaper, the value proposition is very strong! Ultimate budget family SUV!
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  34. When did my boy Forrest get on this channel??? Where have I been???
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  35. If the Pallisade is a budget Mercedes (I agree), the Telluride would be a budget Land Rover rather than a 4Runner imo. A budget Land Rover without the off roading capability, but perhaps more goodies standard ✌😊
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  36. We own a 2022 Bolt LT2 and love it. Great car. It's fun and efficient. Yes it's a small car but some of us like driving small cars. Beating the EPA estimates is really easy to do in the non winter months, we were getting over 300 miles of range in mostly town driving. 230ish range on the highway. Now that winter is here, it is closer to 200 city, 180 highway. But for our daily driving that is still more than enough. Last weekend we took it for a 560 mile round trip. In temperatures in the teens and a 15 to 20 mile per hour head wind. Yes we spent more time charging (about an hour each leg) than other EVs would need, but considering I saved at least $12,000 over those other faster charging EVs, for the 2 or 3 times a year I will be making those types of trips I can wait. Plus we got to check out some new restaurants while it was charging.
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  37. Honestly, for me anyway, this is one of the best looking cuv's I've ever seen. Making me second guess my new car purchase over here
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  38. I would stick with this 5th Gen 4Runner. At least you know what you’re getting; honest bulletproof reliability and pure ruggedness in the naturally aspirated V6 engine. A Ford, Jeep and Chevrolet will be in the shop all the time. Keep the oil changed in the Toyota 4Runner and you’re golden for hundreds of thousands of miles plus their high resale value is unmatched. I’ll wait to hear reviews from those who choose the new 6th Gen 2025 model with the turbo 4, but I still believe if it ain’t broke; don’t fix it.
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  39. I really like the plain interior styling! Not too much going on and it looks easy to keep clean.
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  40. Hmm... Tiny house or Escalade. Tough choice.
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  41. Mazda's have a habit of growing on their owners. My 2017 Mazda3 is a perfect example. Totally reliable, cheap to maintain, easy to live with and a blast to drive quickly when your in the mood. Been down the BMW and Mercedes road before. Never again!
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  42. Toyota went all in, love it.
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  43. I own the 2022 LT EUV and drive 108 miles a day. I charge it when I get home from work and leave with a full charge in the morning. I love it❤
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  44. Just bought one for my 16 year old daughter to drive to soccer, school and work and she is in love with this car. We love it for her and the safety features are amazing! The comfort, tech, and features are great and we didn’t want her in anything too quick. We shopped around for so many used and ended up w this and have never bought new. I’m an Audi/BMW owner and this car is fab. I’ve had Acura, Honda, Toyota, Lexus and have never bought American made. We wanted something safe and to carry her through college and more and it’s absolutely perfect. Our friend owns the Chevy dealership and he said he would sell this to everyone he can and expects this to be their biggest seller to date. He did not like the previous Trax, but highly recommended this and he is the best guy with enormous integrity. The car rides smooth and comfortable! Quiet and a great ride. Don’t think twice. We have had it under a week and it’s a great choice, value, and more.
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  45. I've watched pretty much every review of this vehicle on YouTube and this is one of the top five. I really appreciate the reviewer speaking to me like an intelligent friend, rather than like a salesman. He shares what he likes and what he doesn't like, but leaves it to me to decide how important a given feature is. I've put a deposit down on an ID.4.
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  46. Say what you want about lacking features, but this is what people wanted when Ford brought back the Ranger. A cheap, utility mini-truck that the common person can actually afford. I can only speak from my point of view, but in a world of $90,000 pickup trucks, these are going to be hard to keep in stock.
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  47. Count on Forrest for detailed reviews 👏🏽 ! I’d check out the Type S variant or a loaded GV80 ! There’s nothing luxurious about paying $300 for an oil change at a BMW or MB dealer 🙄!...or the mere mention of reliability issues down the road.
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  48. You're the first reviewer who Ive watched who was brutally honest about the hybrid's gas mileage in the winter! Thumbs up!
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  49. Forester wins hands down any day
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  50. Totally concur with all his comments. I just sold my 2011 2.5i with 137K (bought it new). It was the MOST RELIABLE car I ever owned (I'm 49). Ony had to do maintenance (brakes, tires, timing belt, plugs, etc.). It even had the original battery and alternator. I just bought a 2020 Onyx XT. I couldn't pass on it since it seems so bulletproof, and there was 0% financing for 63 months (and got 7K off the sticker). Go Subaru!
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