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4. Ford Mustang
If you’re looking for a little muscle and like a sportier car, then a used Ford Mustang is the way to go. Not only do Mustangs retain their value better than most vehicles, they are also known for their power, large trunk and style. Depending on the model year and mileage, a Ford Mustang made after 2009 can usually be bought second-hand for between $12,000 and $18,000. That’s a lot cheaper than the more than $35,000 that Mustangs sell for when brand new. The biggest knock on the Ford Mustang is that there isn’t a lot of leg room in the back seat. But who ever bought a Mustang for the leg room? This is a car people buy in order to impress their friends and family. The Ford Mustang is a top safety pick in its class, and wins hands down when it comes to handling and performance. This is a classic car that gets better with age.
3. Mercedes-Benz E-Class
Often times, the best way to get into a luxury car is to buy one second-hand. That is the only way most people can afford a luxury vehicle. And when it comes to buying a luxury vehicle second-hand, the very best choice is the Mercedes-Benz E-class. A critical darling, the E-class has the luxury interior that people expect from a Mercedes-Benz. However, it also is known for being super strong and dependable, has top safety ratings and impressive power with a standard V6 engine. Other standard features include a sunroof, power front seats, dual-zone climate control and a Harmon/Kardon stereo system. It also has superior trunk space and cargo capacity. Used E-class Mercedes typically cost between $15,000 and $20,000. But that’s a lot cheaper than the more than $50,000 you would pay to buy this car new.
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