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Mitsubishi 2016 i-MiEV
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2016 Mitsubishi i-MiEV ES
33,371 Miles
Seattle, WA
252
days on market
36% less than similar listings
252
days on market
$5,691
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Toyota 2011 Prius
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2011 Toyota Prius One
252,657 Miles
Edmonds, WA
New Listing
4% less than similar listings
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$5,777
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Chevrolet 2011 Cruze
2011 Chevrolet Cruze LT
150,755 Miles
Lynnwood, WA
10
days on market
15% less than similar listings
10
days on market
$4,999
Kia 2014 Rio 5-Door
2014 Kia Rio 5-Door LX
110,354 Miles
Bothell, WA
189
days on market
23% less than similar listings
189
days on market
$5,888
Ford 2008 Taurus
2008 Ford Taurus SEL
150,944 Miles
Lynnwood, WA
6
days on market
4% less than similar listings
6
days on market
$4,995
Ford 2009 Focus
2009 Ford Focus SE
93,708 Miles
Bonney Lake, WA
155
days on market
12% less than similar listings
155
days on market
$5,950
Hyundai 2006 SONATA
2006 Hyundai SONATA GLS V6
146,363 Miles
Marysville, WA
2
days on market
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2
days on market
$4,971
Toyota 1998 Corolla
1998 Toyota Corolla VE
258,977 Miles
Auburn, WA
81
days on market
130% more than similar listings
81
days on market
$4,591
Chevrolet 2003 Tahoe
2003 Chevrolet Tahoe LS
173,393 Miles
Marysville, WA
110
days on market
7% less than similar listings
110
days on market
$5,971
Chevrolet 2013 Sonic
2013 Chevrolet Sonic RS Manual
205,179 Miles
Lynnwood, WA
391
days on market
17% more than similar listings
391
days on market
$4,995
Honda 2006 Odyssey
2006 Honda Odyssey EX-L
212,794 Miles
Lynnwood, WA
98
days on market
12% less than similar listings
98
days on market
$3,999
Buick 2006 Rendezvous
2006 Buick Rendezvous CXL
135,339 Miles
Kirkland, WA
94
days on market
1% less than similar listings
94
days on market
$5,995
Nissan 2016 LEAF
2016 Nissan LEAF SV
55,150 Miles
Tacoma, WA
14
days on market
52% less than similar listings
14
days on market
$5,200
Volkswagen 2001 Jetta
2001 Volkswagen Jetta GLS TDi
250,553 Miles
Bellevue, WA
48
days on market
15% more than similar listings
48
days on market
$4,200
Honda 2006 CR-V
2006 Honda CR-V Special Edition
159,330 Miles
Marysville, WA
5
days on market
19% less than similar listings
5
days on market
$5,971
Dodge 2003 Durango
2003 Dodge Durango Sport
185,258 Miles
Lynnwood, WA
28
days on market
11% more than similar listings
28
days on market
$3,999
Scion 2008 xD
2008 Scion xD Base
95,744 Miles
Seattle, WA
53
days on market
18% less than similar listings
53
days on market
$5,950
Toyota 2010 Corolla
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2010 Toyota Corolla S
235,399 Miles
Olympia, WA
95
days on market
10% more than similar listings
95
days on market
$4,977
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Ford 2013 Fusion
2013 Ford Fusion SE
132,437 Miles
Everett, WA
62
days on market
27% less than similar listings
62
days on market
$5,970
Ford 2010 Fusion
2010 Ford Fusion SEL
199,823 Miles
Marysville, WA
23
days on market
34% more than similar listings
23
days on market
$5,971

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Seattle, WA Driving Tips and Experiences

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Is a car necessary in Seattle?
Must have
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Nice to have
17%
You can get by without
17%
Don't really need one
9%
No need at all
7%
Rex
Rex
Seattle, WA
Seattle, WA Driving Tips
I think that driving in hill-top roads or lakeside roads is the way to go when you're in the city. It gives you maximum views, and most of the time there's less traffic. Everyone tend to use main roads instead of the back-roads. If you take the hill-top roads, usually you get some amazing views when you're on top, or when you're on the valley its great to see how steep the roads are. When you're on the lakeside roads, its kind of self-explanatory how awesome these are. The clear water of Seattle is just something to be experienced. Also these roads would lead you to some interesting bridge architecture that are arguable engineering marvels, such as the two floating bridges of Lake Washington, which I think are very rare in the world. We also have a few of those bridges that go up when boats that are too big are going under, the Fremont Bridge, Ballard Bridge and the University bridge. Just make sure to be careful when you're driving in the snow. Seattle doesn't get enough snow for our drivers to know how to drive in them. The hills also add a challenge, so basically the whole city shuts down when it snows.
Seattle, WA Buying Tips
I think that a lot of people use craigslist to get a car in the city. I am not a very good driver and I can't drive stick, but I've always heard from my friends and family that it is not a good idea to be driving stick shift in this city because of all the hills. I would also advice to consider parking, it's hard to find parking in the city, unless you're willing to pay $10 per hour in a car garage. Because of this, it's more convenient to buy a small car that would fit in small city spaces. It's so much easier to park, and it's easier to find small spots. I use car2go sometimes, it's a car sharing service and It's a great seemingly inexpensive way to get around the city, but don't use it during traffic hour since they charge per hour. I also don't like big cars or SUVs because I know that I'm not a good driver and the city is filled with runners, walkers and bikers and I'm always terrified of accidentally hurting anyone. I feel that this dilemma is better dealt with if I'm driving a car that can't hurt anyone. I'd rather be the one to get hurt if I was in a collision rather than hurting other people, but that might just be me.
Favorite driving memory
I really like how green it is here. There are trees everywhere and it makes the urban environment feel more homey, and less busy. It's surrounded by water, so the view is always beautiful. One of the amazing things about driving in this city are the variations of elevations in each neighborhood. The hills and valleys make up for beautiful views and interesting landscape. Add all of that up, trees, hills, and water, each road seem to have their own character. Also, even if it is such an urban area, other drivers are very polite. Maybe its the Pacific Northwest state of mind but, four-way-stops are weird in this area because instead of following rules, in smaller intersections its almost a routine to let other drivers go. It's a kind of driving dance only Pacific-Northwesterners would understand. The past few years also welcomed more bike lanes and smart cars like the one I have, and so much construction, these add more variables when driving, and reminds you how urban the city really is even if its peppered with greeneries.
Favorite road
Lake Washington Blvd. I just love driving around Lake Washington coming from the Arboretum around the Madison Park Area all the way down to Renton's Boeing Field. When I was in high school, this was the route I take coming from home (Seward Park area) to my school (Franklin High School). This area seems more peaceful and have less traffic there are hardly any traffic stops or four-way stops. Now, I go here because I worked around the Madison Park Area. But I like the peacefulness of the Lake next to you. I also like the view of the floating bridges, both I-90 and 520. I like looking across the lake to Mercer Island and the Eastside and dreaming of one-day owning a waterfront house there. Or looking at the hill-top houses of Leschi and Mt Baker. Now 10 years after high school, this drive also offers nostalgic moments of reminiscing skipping class to go to the Lake, finding a quiet dock and just dreaming about life. It's always clean, and the trees offer welcoming scenery during the day, and mysterious shade at night.
Lelia
Lelia
Seattle, WA
Seattle, WA Driving Tips
The roads here are more congested now that bike lakes have taken over everywhere. If you used to live here but haven't been in Seattle for a few years, please allow for both extra time to get anywhere, as well as extra space for the increase in bike traffic.
Seattle, WA Buying Tips
There are three areas that tend to have a great deal of dealerships close together. The Roosevelt district, Lake City (likely the largest of the three), and then farther south, in Renton. Personally, we have gone to Renton, as the dealers there all seem to be able to make time to meet and arrange for test driving sessions, as well as pre-selecting cars you might be interested in if you call ahead and give them some basic parameters. I'd also suggest that you have a method of financing set up ahead of time. Often the deals they offer are good, but your credit union may be able to beat it.
Favorite driving memory
A few years ago I was attempting to drive home from my job in West Seattle. In order to do this, I had two main choices at the time. I could either get on the West Seattle Bridge and take it until I got to the Highway 99 on ramp, or go a bit farther and get onto Interstate 5. Getting to the Roosevelt area would be quicker with I-5, but typical for Seattle then (and worse now), for every 15 minutes I'd leave after 3, the extra 2-3 minutes I'd add to my commute. On this particular day, I decided to try 99, as I was running late. This was before the downtown construction and underground tunnel digging began. So I began to get onto 99 and got about a half mile before everything there came to a standstill. It turns out that there was a police incident there, with a shooter apparently involved. So while on a good day, taking 99 would give me great views of Puget Sound, downtown Seattle, Space Needle, and Pike Place Market, here I was in absolute gridlock. I decided to take advantage of the fact that there are plenty of downtown exits, and took the next one, parking for an hour or so and watching the same mess that I was just in slowly dissipate.
Favorite road
Sand Point Way, from 45th ave NE to Lake City.. Normally the traffic is light, and the road passes by lots of trees and natural habitat. I have seen Bald Eagles, Blue Herons, ducks, geese, songbirds and woodpeckers with regularity while driving this road. It also passes by two parks and a beach, so if I get the itch, I can take a quick jaunt there as well. Given this road is close to where I live, that makes it better.