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Ford 2007 Fusion
2007 Ford Fusion I-4 SE
145,512 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
3
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45% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$2,777
Dodge 2014 Avenger
2014 Dodge Avenger SE V6
101,051 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
3
days on market
23% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$5,995
Mercedes-Benz 2012 E-Class
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2012 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E 350 Luxury
179,534 Miles
Irvine, CA
135
days on market
46% less than similar listings
135
days on market
$5,500
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Ford 2015 Fiesta
2015 Ford Fiesta SE
127,339 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
3
days on market
31% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$4,500
Mercedes-Benz 2004 E-Class
2004 Mercedes-Benz E-Class E 320
119,696 Miles
Murrieta, CA
3
days on market
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3
days on market
$5,800
Ford 2015 Fusion Energi
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2015 Ford Fusion Energi SE Luxury
160,682 Miles
Victorville, CA
92
days on market
30% less than similar listings
92
days on market
$5,900
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Chevrolet 2013 Cruze
2013 Chevrolet Cruze LTZ Auto
142,824 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
3
days on market
36% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$4,600
Chrysler 2011 Town and Country
2011 Chrysler Town and Country Touring-L
180,027 Miles
Tujunga, CA
5
days on market
44% less than similar listings
5
days on market
$3,495
Hyundai 2011 Genesis Coupe
2011 Hyundai Genesis Coupe 2.0T R-Spec
133,673 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
3
days on market
30% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$5,495
Lexus 2011 ES 350
2011 Lexus ES 350 Base
216,806 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
3
days on market
18% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$4,800
Chrysler 2015 200
2015 Chrysler 200 Limited
116,000 Miles
Ontario, CA
4
days on market
42% less than similar listings
4
days on market
$5,450
Toyota 2002 Camry
2002 Toyota Camry XLE
129,391 Miles
Corona, CA
3
days on market
9% more than similar listings
3
days on market
$5,999
Toyota 2007 Matrix
2007 Toyota Matrix XR
112,824 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
3
days on market
21% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$5,777
Honda 2008 Odyssey
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2008 Honda Odyssey EX-L
131,507 Miles
El Monte, CA
29
days on market
43% less than similar listings
29
days on market
$4,900
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Honda 2005 Pilot
2005 Honda Pilot EX-L
258,224 Miles
San Bernardino, CA
52
days on market
31% more than similar listings
52
days on market
$5,085
BMW 2011 3 Series
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2011 BMW 3 Series 328i
104,264 Miles
La Puente, CA
248
days on market
43% less than similar listings
248
days on market
$5,550
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Ford 2013 Fiesta
2013 Ford Fiesta SE
78,895 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
3
days on market
22% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$5,700
Toyota 2016 Prius c
2016 Toyota Prius c One
205,822 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
16
days on market
37% less than similar listings
16
days on market
$6,000
Chrysler 2006 PT Cruiser
2006 Chrysler PT Cruiser Touring
53,319 Miles
Corona, CA
52
days on market
12% less than similar listings
52
days on market
$5,990
Subaru 2015 Outback
2015 Subaru Outback 2.5i Premium
200,036 Miles
Los Angeles, CA
3
days on market
35% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$5,800

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Rancho Cucamonga, CA Driving Tips and Experiences

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Riley
Riley
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Rancho Cucamonga, CA Driving Tips
I would advise other drivers to explore some of the roads other that the mains streets of Foothill, Baseline, Milliken and Haven. Many people in the surrounding towns have heard of the roads listed above but if they were to venture a little off of the beaten path they would discover that Rancho has many beautiful roads to drive along. There is a road named Victoria Park which is one of my cross streets and I have never grown tired of looking at how beautiful this road is. I have never lost appreciation for it. There is a very pretty median and there are tunnels and gorgeous landscaping on either side including horse paths with white fencing. I thoroughly enjoy driving along this road as well as many others that I have found since moving to this town.
Rancho Cucamonga, CA Buying Tips
There is a very large automart located on the border of Rancho and Ontario. It is very close to Rancho and offers access to several major dealers. I have personally purchased several vehicles at the Crown Toyota that is there. The employees there were very courteous and helpful and there was a large selection of Toyotas to choose from. I haven't visited the other dealerships that are located there but I know people who have and they had equally pleasant experiences. So while there are other smaller dealers actually located in Rancho I would advise going to the neighboring Ontario Auto Center.
Favorite driving memory
I always enjoy driving in Rancho Cucamonga. The city is located in the foothills which lends itself to some beautiful scenery, especially in the early morning or evening when the shadows fall on the mountains. One of my favorite things about driving in Rancho is the spaciousness of the roads and the open lanes. Driving in big cities makes me feel very claustrophobic and nervous but I don't feel that way in my town. I feel like the drivers in Rancho are also fairly courteous to each other and in 15 years I have not really seen any road rage while driving in the city. Sometimes when I am driving to work in the morning I look at how gorgeous the mountains are and I think to myself that even after so many years I still appreciate where I live and how lucky I am to be able to live there. Some people make fun of the Inland Empire which is where my city is located but I love driving in my town.
Favorite road
Baseline. I enjoy driving on Baseline because it is the closest main road to the foothills. When you drive along Baseline it looks very beautiful because it seems like you are driving at the foot of the mountains. There also aren't that many stop lights on Baseline which makes for a rather pleasant driving experience. It also makes me feel a little nostalgic because I used to drive on Baseline with my family when I was young. The town was a lot less built up then and there were mostly grapevines along the road. Even though there are stores now there are a few shopping centers that have small sections reserved for grapevines in their landscaping.
Kizzy
Kizzy
Rancho Cucamonga, CA
Rancho Cucamonga, CA Driving Tips
Stay on the main roads until you're familiar with landmarks. The city is not built on a grid, and many of the roads wind so they don't follow and East-West/North-South pattern. You can travel East on a road and suddenly find yourself heading North, then unsure of which way to turn at the fork in the road.
Rancho Cucamonga, CA Buying Tips
This isn't the place to buy a car. You want to head South to the City of Ontario, where they have a huge Auto shopping center on Jurupa Ave. Staying in San Bernardino County for large purchases like a car is smart because you'll pay less sales tax than a few towns over in Los Angeles County. Plus there are at least 5 dealerships on Jurupa, so there is a good chance you'll find what you're looking for.
Favorite driving memory
Rancho Cucamonga is a large suburbs with many shopping centers and a huge mall that is accessed by people from all over Southern California. Many of the main roads are long and winding. We have city buses but they come once an hour or less, so it can take 2-3 hours to get somewhere by public transportation. There is also a large industrial area where traffic scarce. This is where I learned to drive. The giant parking lots of the large distribution warehouses and the winding, quiet roads were perfect for hands-on learning behind the wheel.
Favorite road
Haven. I love driving up Haven Ave toward Chaffey Community College. It's a gorgeous drive as the road ascends up into the San Bernardino Mountains. Years ago there was nothing up there. Now housing developments are scattered along the lower part of the mountain, but their presence means the roads are more reliable and better maintained. Once you get to where the roads end, there's an incredible view of the Inland Valley. On the way back down, there are plenty of little places to stop to grab a bite or a coffee.