u/Uncle_B72

My wife has been an LPN for almost 10 years now, primarily in home health care. I think she is burnt out and looking more for a "desk job" as that whole time has been bedside care. I want to help her find a good career move but am not very knowledgeable in the field as I am not a medical professional. Ideally, I think she is looking at care coordinator positions, but due to the technicality that she can only hold a current in state license because of the program she was in, options can be limited. Any information to relay or advice would be greatly appreciated as I don't want her to be miserable in a new career path.

I'm just looking for any advice on warning signs, carvana fine print, etc.

I'm looking at Honda, Toyota, and Subaru SUV's in the 2012-2020 range. I've always heard these are "bulletproof" but I know everything has some flaws. I've also been warned not to go near a CVT transmission but practically all of these have one. I'm needing to get my wife something reliable and has a decent life span.

I was planning to have it delivered straight to my mechanic for a thorough inspection, but any info/recommendations would be really helpful as I've only ever directly bought one car in my entire life.