As we age, decreased mobility, vision problems, slower physical reaction times, and in some cases, slower mental reaction times, make driving less safe. The smart safety features now available on many cars help compensate for these issues.
Some cars lose value much more quickly – to the point that it’s a factor you have to consider before making a purchase. So, to make things easier for you, here are 14 cars that simply don’t hold their value. You may wish to avoid them, or if you do make a purchase, be prepared to not get much out of it when you are ready to sell or trade in.
Photo by dr.chaidir@ymail.com 1. Volvo S80 The Volvo S80 scored a “good” in all areas, and a “superior” in the front crash prevention test, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). When equipped with the optional collision warning with full auto braking system, the Volvo S80 avoided collision at 12 mph and was…
Photo by Axion23 1. Porsche Panamera Towing capacity: 4,850 pounds Not too many consumers would instantly think of the Porsche Panamera as one of the best cars that can tow on the market today due to the sticker price that starts at more than $79K and heads north. With a rated tow capacity of 4,850…
By Alim Gelyastan Photo by Jean-Jacques MARCHAND 1. BMW 3-Series A long love affair of American drivers with BMW hasn’t ran out of fuel. Passion continues with BMW 3 Series models: with more power, more efficiency, more style – the BMW 3 Series Sedan brings inspiration to every journey. Like no other car, it embodies…