Used Cars for Sale in Irving, TX

Use Google Maps or Waze or something every so often to see if you're still taking the optimal route.

I've only bought one car and it was from CarMax. Toyota of Grapevine was pretty bad every time I went. Everyone I know usually has a car in mind and goes directly to the dealership and that seems to work pretty well. There's certainly no shortage of dealerships in Dallas.

I don't have a specific memory. Any time after dark when the roads have a few cars and they all know what they're doing and there's no construction and I'm blasting some good music is a good time.

Luna/Old Denton Rd - It's pretty empty most of the time and people generally don't drive like maniacs even during rush hour. There's good scenery too.

Stay off N. Beltline and use 161 or other side roads. Too many lights and stores, so too much slow and turning traffic.

Easy to get around, an economy car is cheaper and easy to park.

I forgot where I was going and why, must not have been too important. I also got lost, in my own town, I was really daydreaming. I picked up my phone and asked the gps for directions home to figure out where I was.

161 - Very good for shortcuts. Part of it is a toll but stay on side road and don't pay toll. Major roads are getting very crowded, but not this one.

BE CARE FUL BECAUSE IT IS A BUSY CITY AND PEOPLE DRIVE FAST.

MANY CAR OPTIONS IN THIS METROPLEX AREA.

IT IS A BEAUTIFUL CITY BUT A VERY BUSY CITY

121 - I CAN GET ANYWHERE FROM THIS ROAD.