Best Used Cars for Broke Millennials: Unveiling the Underrated Buick Park Avenue Ultra
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In this episode of Hoovies Garage, our host takes us on a journey to find the best used cars for broke Millennials. He sets his sights on GM cars from the mid-2000s, starting with his own 2005 Cadillac Escalade. With its hefty price tag of $88,500, it may not be the most affordable option, but our host praises its reliability and gas mileage. However, he acknowledges that for those seeking better fuel economy, the C5 Corvette is a worthy contender. With its sleek design and impressive LS engine, it can achieve up to 30 miles per gallon on the highway. But despite these options, our host believes that the ultimate choice for broke Millennials is the Buick Park Avenue Ultra.
Introducing his latest purchase, a 2005 Buick Park Avenue Ultra, our host highlights its luxurious features, including the supple ride and comfortable seats. He even reveals a surprising feature: a heads-up display, a rarity in a Buick. However, this particular car is not without its issues. It has been sitting for a while, resulting in some mechanical problems. The car wizard is called upon to sort out the vacuum leak and replace the valve cover gaskets. Despite these repairs, our host remains confident in the Buick's potential as a reliable and comfortable daily driver.
Taking a closer look at the Buick, the car wizard inspects the rear suspension and discovers a common issue with the air shocks. The rear end of the car sits a little low, but overall, the car appears to be in good shape with minimal rust. The car wizard estimates that the repairs will cost around $1,500, making this Buick Park Avenue Ultra a great value for its 75,000 miles and comfortable driving experience. Our host expresses his love for these underrated cars and wonders why they remain a secret in the automotive world. With their combination of reliability, comfort, and performance, they offer a compelling option for those seeking a budget-friendly ride.
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