Hi Scotty huge fan and I really appreciate the time you take to answer my question I have about I want to spend about the most $30,000 on a car with a sunroof that will last me the rest of my life. I'm looking at a Honda Accord or a Subaru can you recommend a car for me and I will be taking long drives across the country what is your best recommendation on a car I really would appreciate it love you show never miss one thanks a lot Scotty. Scotty also I don't drive a lot locally I just moved to Florida and it may take a trip to New York once a year or a state park nothing special I'm not an everyday stop and go driver I just wanted to add that I just want something tha
t'll start as a sunroof and look stylish thank you so much again
Hi Scotty I wrote something on top but I was unable to send it I like to spend the most $30,000 I'd like a car for the sunroof I'm not a daily driver but I like to take long trips about twice a year I live in Florida I would like to drive to New York sometimes or go to other states I normally don't drive a lot when I'm home can you please recommend a car for me with a sunroof stylish and a great engine I watch a show every single day and I love it and I write everything you say so when I go to buy a car I know what to ask for I appreciate you taking the time to answer my question thank you very much Scotty your information is priceless
My personal preference would be the Honda Civic. Todays Honda Civic, is the the size of the Accord two decades ago.
The Accord isn’t a bad choice though. I currently drive a 1999 Honda Accord. And it has nearly 280K miles on it.
Which Subaru did you have in mind?
If you want to keep it for a long time I would also suggest the Camry since it has regular automatic transmission rather than cvt or being turbocharged. Not that Honda turbocharged is bad, but in general turbocharged puts more strain on the engine so can impact the longevity.
The 2023 Camry with 2.5L engine and standard automatic would dominate both the reliability & comfort categories of new cars in that price range.
Take a look at a Toyota Camry or a used Honda Accord from the previous generation back when they offered the 2.0L turbo engine. Honorable mention goes to a used Toyota Avalon (since they stopped making it).
