Buy these Used Luxury SUVs Cheaper than a New Civic

Let me show you 10 expensive looking SUVs, which you can buy under $20,000 in USA. What’s even better – these used luxury models are not older than 2015 and comes with a ton of new features and you can find under 60,000 miles. You must check out these affordable luxury SUVs!!

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[zhanazhana]

At the moment, cheapest thing about a car is the air freshener

[tonyu]

Problem is you will probably spend more on repairs than a Honda Civic.

[PatrickWilliamsI]

BUYER BEWARE! You buy that Audi Q5 at your peril. The repair costs when it breaks are through the roof. And break it will. Then add to it, the costly major service it needs at intervals, carbon build up on the cylinder heads, the oil burning. However, the Q5 looks awesome when hoisted on a lift.😅

[SupermanBates]

Naw the price maybe low but maintenance will be a beast. Thats why people trade them in

[tmwei]

This is strictly for badge shoppers. There are usually good reasons why they depreciate in value so much so quickly. As a previous European car owner I'm speaking from experience. I was willing to take anything for it just to get rid of it.

[carlitosway]

I would recommend to avoid any used European luxury vehicles that are past their warranty which is right when the problems start. There's a reason why they depreciate so much. Maintenance and repair cost is high plus they break all the time. Get a Lexus or get a non-luxury brand SUV. These cars are for a certain market when new and if you cannot afford to buy/maintain them when they are new it is not recommend to get them when they are getting old.

[dougwright]

Be ready or pay big bucks to keep any of the cars on this list running. I own one and know first hand. There is a reason Lexus resale value to so high compared to the SUVs on your list.

[rsrs]

Please make the same list, but with the reliable ones.

[optikon]

Cheaper to buy but way more expensive to repair. Even normal maintenance is rediculous.

[riedmill]

Which ones come with the safety features we have standard today ??

[drgummibear]

If you are going to go for older luxury SUV's, save yourself the headaches of being in the repair shop all the time, and spend the few more dollars it takes to get a Lexus. You really do get what you pay for with them and they are super reliable, which will save you more money in the long run. 300, 000 miles here I come!

[eshea]

If you consider the QX50, step up to a QX70 within the same price range. I just purchased a 2016 QX70s with 55k miles for $23k. Super happy.

[clearedhot]

Used BMWs are great, as long as you don't mind taking it to the shop every few months to fix something for $2-4K.

[ThaboMashiloane]

Yeah but you will have to fork out at least a 3rd of that on expensive repairs. I would rather get a newer CR-V or even a Mazda, Kia or Hyundai than go for old, used Luxury brand if affordability was an issue.

[helder]

Still driving around in my 15-year-old Pathfinder with 150k miles. Also had BMWs and Land Rovers since making that Nissan purchase. Key word: Had.
By the way, that model year I have was before the notorious CVT transmissions were being put in the newer models (2013 and up) and also before those designs started to look like crossovers/minivans... so I'm good with a reliable, rugged, ladder-up-frame SUV based on an actual 4x4 truck chassis (the Frontier).

[chevyhoodz]

Great video. Can you do an undated version

[captainpotatonly]

My mother owns a xt5 it is very comfortable but, it’s closer in size to a x5 instead of ax3

[DonnieDVILL]

Yes very very good choices but do you think you can do the same but with very reliable brands??

[tomohawk]

This video sometimes shows newer models in the video than what they are talking about. For example, the BMW X3 portion of the video sometimes shows 2018 and up models, and sometimes shows 2015

[drketonfalloon]

Buying any of these will see you riding the bus more often than you anticipated.