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Dodge 2005 Stratus
2005 Dodge Stratus SXT
56,369 Miles
Aberdeen, MD
29
days on market
3% less than similar listings
29
days on market
$5,995
Buick 2009 Lucerne
2009 Buick Lucerne CXL
158,485 Miles
Hanover, PA
61
days on market
1% less than similar listings
61
days on market
$5,695
Toyota 2006 Matrix
2006 Toyota Matrix XR
163,686 Miles
Hanover, PA
8
days on market
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8
days on market
$5,500
Nissan 2010 Pathfinder
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2010 Nissan Pathfinder S
124,465 Miles
Springfield, VA
1
day on market
42% less than similar listings
1
day on market
$6,000
fresh
Pontiac 2006 G6
2006 Pontiac G6 GT
47,038 Miles
Rockville, MD
71
days on market
39% less than similar listings
71
days on market
$6,000
Honda 2007 Pilot
2007 Honda Pilot EX
190,502 Miles
York, PA
16
days on market
11% less than similar listings
16
days on market
$5,499
FIAT 2013 500
2013 FIAT 500 Lounge
141,173 Miles
Temple Hills, MD
149
days on market
45% less than similar listings
149
days on market
$2,999
Toyota 2011 Camry
2011 Toyota Camry LE
138,156 Miles
Arlington, VA
4
days on market
26% less than similar listings
4
days on market
$5,995
Chevrolet 2014 Sonic
2014 Chevrolet Sonic LS Auto
104,744 Miles
Sterling, VA
9
days on market
5% less than similar listings
9
days on market
$5,995
Ford 2010 Escape
2010 Ford Escape XLT
206,406 Miles
Sterling, VA
20
days on market
10% less than similar listings
20
days on market
$3,890
Mazda 2009 Mazda5
2009 Mazda Mazda5 Grand Touring
232,508 Miles
Sterling, VA
24
days on market
1% more than similar listings
24
days on market
$3,342
Ford 2016 Fiesta
2016 Ford Fiesta SE
117,290 Miles
York, PA
99
days on market
23% less than similar listings
99
days on market
$5,968
Dodge 2015 Dart
2015 Dodge Dart SE
129,757 Miles
Bel Air, MD
18
days on market
19% less than similar listings
18
days on market
$5,899
Buick 2013 Encore
2013 Buick Encore Base
112,897 Miles
Sterling, VA
64
days on market
36% less than similar listings
64
days on market
$5,998
Subaru 2010 Forester
2010 Subaru Forester 2.5X Premium
184,597 Miles
Falls Church, VA
3
days on market
23% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$4,762
Saab 2005 9-3
2005 Saab 9-3 Linear
162,321 Miles
Falls Church, VA
49
days on market
12% more than similar listings
49
days on market
$3,995
Acura 2003 TL
2003 Acura TL 3.2 Type-S
216,759 Miles
Pasadena, MD
99
days on market
37% more than similar listings
99
days on market
$5,447
Toyota 2009 Corolla
2009 Toyota Corolla S
191,563 Miles
Arlington, VA
40
days on market
8% less than similar listings
40
days on market
$4,995
Honda 2005 Pilot
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2005 Honda Pilot EX-L
199,869 Miles
Falls Church, VA
1
day on market
9% less than similar listings
1
day on market
$5,000
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Toyota 2006 RAV4
2006 Toyota RAV4 Limited
246,841 Miles
Arlington, VA
124
days on market
1% less than similar listings
124
days on market
$4,995

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Baltimore, MD Driving Tips and Experiences

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Is a car necessary in Baltimore?
Must have
18%
Nice to have
14%
You can get by without
17%
Don't really need one
8%
No need at all
3%
Jeramy
Jeramy
Baltimore, MD
Baltimore, MD Driving Tips
When driving in Baltimore City, make sure you have a GPS handy. I would also recommend that anyone visiting looks at the directions ahead of time. Since there are parts of Baltimore City with low reception, it is not uncommon to lose GPS signal for very short periods of time. My second recommendation is that drivers invest in an EZ-Pass or be prepared to pay tolls. Major highways and tunnels in Baltimore City/County tend to have tolls associated with them. Specifically, if drivers plan to take I-95 or 895 into Baltimore City or County, they should carry at minimum $8.00 Cash for round trip (entry and exit) in/out of these tunnels. EZ-Pass is the way to go for frequent travelers. Lastly, and most importantly, WATCH FOR POT HOLES. The city is full of pot holes throughout the year, but it tend to be worse in the winter/post winter months.
Baltimore, MD Buying Tips
There are several cities in Baltimore County where interested consumers can go to purchase a car. For example, Timonium, MD and Towson, MD have several car dealerships, all located along York Road. These are usually major dealerships owned by very large, commonly known car manufacturers. There are also luxury dealerships in these areas. There are also several small used car lots along Pulaski Highway in Baltimore County. I have not seen too many dealerships in Baltimore City, as the City offers a wide range of public transportation: bus, metro, MARC train, taxi, etc.
Favorite driving memory
Growing up near Washington, DC, I thoroughly love driving in Baltimore. Living in the DC, MD, VA metropolitan area has given me an appreciation for the "grid style" city streets of Baltimore. I do not have a great sense of direction, therefore, being able to make three consecutive right or left turns to get back on track is very useful. When I first moved to Baltimore several years ago, I really appreciated that everything is generally easy to find. With regard to traffic, living in Baltimore County vice Baltimore City has worked out in my favor. During the 6 years that I spent living in Baltimore City, I found that driving was not always so simply during peak rush hours. Baltimore County, however, offers enough road space to minimize congestion during these times and the beltways and interstates lead directly into ideal locations in the city.
Favorite road
Pulaski Hwy/Rt 40. I've driven Route 40 several times from way up north in Havre De Grace, MD where it is known as Philadelphia Road down to where the Route meets Baltimore City and it is called Orleans Street. Either way, to me Route 40 is considered Pulaski Highway. I enjoy driving Pulaski Highway because it is the "one stop shop" of streets during my commute. Although I can choose to take the (faster) Interstate 95 home, there are times that I need to run several errands. On Pulaski Hwy, drivers can find everything from fast food to grocery store, toys stores, department stores, gas stations, and so much more. Although the route is pegged with lights, the route is very convenient for getting things done without going too far out of the way. And, at anytime, drivers can hit the interstate from various roads that branch off of route 40.
Wenona
Wenona
Baltimore, MD
Baltimore, MD Driving Tips
To maximize the driving experience in this city, I strongly suggest planning ahead. Utilize all of your resources to plan the perfect driving experience. Watch the news and make sure you know where the traffic back ups are coming from so you don't get stuck. I also suggest you use your gps on your phone so you can get around accidents, police traps and construction. Also, on the busy days where there are functions going on in the city. I suggest that you use an uber or lyft driver to get you around that way you don't have to worry about the traffic or trying to find parking. Uber has turned out to be very productive when it comes to getting around the city.
Baltimore, MD Buying Tips
I do not suggest buying a car in this city. Only reason I say this is because there are plenty of great deals online that a lot of people don't take advantage of.
Favorite driving memory
One of my favorite memories when driving in this city is when every one didn't have a car. It was so much fun to travel from one side of the town to the other side without having to sit in 45 minutes to an hour worth of traffic. When I first started driving, I was able to go from Pikesville to Hunt Valley in a little under 15 minutes, now it takes me about 30 to 45 minutes to get there. I just wish there were designated times that people went out and drove instead of them going out at the same time. Oh and what helps with keeping the traffic down is when the state isn't working on the road all of the time. At any given time, you can find construction sites all around 695 that causes the traffic to back up. This is a pain!
Favorite road
Philadelphia Road.. This is my favorite road to drive on because at any given time of day, there is no traffic at all. I can leave out at 5pm and drive without the headache of being stuck at the same light for 3 turns. I can get from Baltimore county to Baltimore City in about 10-15 minutes. I don't like using the beltway as much as I did because of the constant construction and traffic jams.