Which of these 3 CPO Kia Sportages would you pick? Daily driver, upstate NY ~16-18k mi/year.
A: 2024 EX | Gas | $24,352 | 23,528 mi
B: 2023 EX | Hybrid | $26,800 | 21,058 mi
C: 2023 LX | Hybrid | $23,600 | 36,500 mi
Hi all, I have a budget of around 26k and I'm thinking of getting a CPO 2023 Kia sportage hybrid. This is really important for me so I gotta make sure I'm making the right decision. Please help!
Hi all, I have a budget of around 26k and I'm thinking of getting a CPO 2023 Kia sportage hybrid. This is really important for me so I gotta make sure I'm making the right decision. Please help!
Hey guys, planning to get a CPO Kia sportage from Matthews Kia of Schenectady. Anyone have any reviews of this dealership?
New in town! Noticed there are open tennis courts here. Curious if there’s a regular crowd or a usual time for pickup games. Would rather not show up and end up not playing. Open to any time. Thanks!
Hi everyone,
I recently moved to the upstate New York for work and I’m looking to buy my first car here. I’m planning to keep it for at least 3–5 years (possibly longer if I decide to stay), so I’m trying to make a smart long-term decision.
I’m looking at Certified Pre-Owned compact SUVs, and these are my main options:
Hyundai Tucson SEL (2022–2023)
Honda CR-V EX (2023)
Toyota RAV4 XLE (2022–2023)
The problem is that the CR-V and RAV4 generally cost about $4k–5k more than a comparable Tucson. After taxes, fees, and possibly an extended warranty, the Honda/Toyota would likely end up around $32k–33k, while I can find a Tucson SEL closer to $27k–28k.
My priorities are:
Reliability
Low maintenance costs
Good fuel economy (I enjoy road trips)
Comfortable daily driver
Good resale value after a few years
I’m single, don’t need a huge vehicle, and don’t expect to put extremely high mileage on it.
If you were in my position, would you pay the extra $4k–5k for a CR-V or RAV4, or would you save the money and buy the Tucson SEL?
Looking for some advice on my first car in the U.S, Saratoga in New York.
I’m single and will likely be here for the next 3–5 years. I’m leaning toward a Certified Pre-Owned vehicle and want something reliable with low maintenance (Honda/Toyota are at the top of my list).
I’m considering cars like the Civic, Accord, HR-V, CR-V, and RAV4, but I’m open to other suggestions. I drive every day, so I’m not trying to save a few thousand dollars if spending a bit more gets me a car that’s noticeably nicer to live with, more comfortable, and has a better overall feel. At the same time, I don’t want to overspend just for the sake of it.
Given my situation, what would you recommend and why?
Hey everyone! I’m new here for work and looking to join some pickup soccer and badminton games. If there are any local groups or regular games that are open to new people, I’d really appreciate any leads.
Thanks!
Hi Guys, are there any indoor Badminton pickup games and related groups in Dehradun? I live near Premnagar. I know there are football games and groups but wanna know about Badminton. Thanks!
I have an IndiGo domestic flight arriving at Delhi (DEL) Terminal 3 at around 20:45, and an Emirates international flight departing from the same Terminal 3 at 22:05 to Dubai.
This is a self transfer, and I'll likely have checked baggage, so I would need to:
deboard and collect luggage
check in again with Emirates / baggage drop
clear immigration and security
Technically it's around a 1 hr 20 min connection, same terminal (T3 → T3).
For people who've done this at Delhi T3, is this practically manageable, or too risky with checked luggage? Would you recommend keeping this or booking a domestic flight arriving ~4–5 hours earlier instead?
Hi, I'm planning to visit Gokarna this week, is this the right time?
I understand water sports wouldn't be available. Any insight would be helpful