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Hyundai 2005 Accent
2005 Hyundai Accent GLS
90,231 Miles
Vallejo, CA
23
days on market
21% more than similar listings
23
days on market
$5,374
Chevrolet 2013 Sonic
2013 Chevrolet Sonic LS Manual
93,019 Miles
Novato, CA
23
days on market
5% less than similar listings
23
days on market
$5,899
Toyota 2005 Prius
2005 Toyota Prius Base
172,984 Miles
San Jose, CA
40
days on market
11% more than similar listings
40
days on market
$5,990
Ford 2012 Focus
2012 Ford Focus SEL
120,876 Miles
Colma, CA
13
days on market
10% less than similar listings
13
days on market
$5,992
Mazda 2011 Mazda3
2011 Mazda Mazda3 i Touring
179,269 Miles
San Jose, CA
64
days on market
10% more than similar listings
64
days on market
$5,990
Nissan 2016 LEAF
2016 Nissan LEAF S-30
69,406 Miles
San Leandro, CA
93
days on market
46% less than similar listings
93
days on market
$5,331
Mazda 2010 Mazda3
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2010 Mazda Mazda3 s Sport
178,211 Miles
Colma, CA
New Listing
6% more than similar listings
New Listing
$5,999
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Pontiac 2006 Torrent
hot car
2006 Pontiac Torrent Base
116,247 Miles
Newark, CA
17
days on market
31% less than similar listings
17
days on market
$4,450
hot car
Chevrolet 2013 Cruze
2013 Chevrolet Cruze 1LT Auto
126,237 Miles
Hayward, CA
104
days on market
21% less than similar listings
104
days on market
$5,555
Ford 2005 Escape
hot car
2005 Ford Escape XLT
167,200 Miles
Hayward, CA
205
days on market
29% less than similar listings
205
days on market
$3,299
hot car
Acura 2004 TSX
2004 Acura TSX w/Navi
238,036 Miles
Hayward, CA
56
days on market
26% more than similar listings
56
days on market
$4,995
Honda 2008 Civic
2008 Honda Civic LX
183,794 Miles
San Jose, CA
22
days on market
17% more than similar listings
22
days on market
$5,888
Ford 2011 Escape
2011 Ford Escape XLT
142,410 Miles
Fairfield, CA
6
days on market
21% less than similar listings
6
days on market
$5,495
Mazda 2009 Mazda5
2009 Mazda Mazda5 Sport
175,376 Miles
Newark, CA
26
days on market
22% less than similar listings
26
days on market
$3,450
Mitsubishi 2003 Lancer
2003 Mitsubishi Lancer ES
197,440 Miles
Hayward, CA
17
days on market
50% more than similar listings
17
days on market
$3,995
Ford 2012 Fusion
price drop
2012 Ford Fusion SE
152,833 Miles
Milpitas, CA
48
days on market
6% less than similar listings
48
days on market
$5,821
price drop
Ford 2012 Focus
2012 Ford Focus SEL
131,331 Miles
Hayward, CA
4
days on market
5% less than similar listings
4
days on market
$5,888
Toyota 2002 Corolla
2002 Toyota Corolla LE
140,281 Miles
Newark, CA
40
days on market
16% less than similar listings
40
days on market
$3,450
Volkswagen 2007 Rabbit
2007 Volkswagen Rabbit PZEV
119,680 Miles
Fairfield, CA
30
days on market
12% less than similar listings
30
days on market
$4,998
Ford 2014 Focus
2014 Ford Focus SE
91,740 Miles
Hayward, CA
189
days on market
37% less than similar listings
189
days on market
$4,999

San Francisco, CA DEALER RATINGS & REVIEWS

Dealer Reviews
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4 star
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Pricing
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Service
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az
az
Serramonte Ford Colma
2013 Ford 959
Accommodating to our questions Knowledgeable about all aspects All departments were friendly to customers They were not overtly push Had the inventory on hand for desired purchase
Overall
5.0
Facility
3.0
Process
4.0
Service
5.0
CAR BUYER  GO THERE!!
CAR BUYER GO THERE!!
94101
Bay Motor Works San Francisco
2013 BMW 1323
the people are helpful and will go all out to help you with what you need to het the car you want
Overall
5.0
Facility
5.0
Process
4.0
Service
4.0
B.T
B.T
San Francisco, California
Suzuki Authorized Sales And Service San Francisco
2008 Suzuki 1958
It was the most affordable and one of the few with car I wanted with specifications I wanted. The person who aided my selection was also very courteous and made it even easier during my selection process.
Overall
4.0
Facility
2.0
Process
4.0
Service
5.0
Rob
Rob
San Francisco, California
San Francisco Toyota
2013 Scion 1788
Nice people and great service, they were open to giving us plenty of discounts, nice about test drives etc.
Overall
5.0
Facility
5.0
Process
5.0
Service
5.0
CC
CC
San Francisco, California
Piccolo Petes Cafe San Francisco
2008 Pontiac 1676
They were so kind and didn't jack me on my prices. They were friendly and acted like a friend instead of a dealer. They showed me everything the car had to offer and let me test drive it to get a feel for it since ya never know what you're getting into.
Overall
5.0
Facility
5.0
Process
5.0
Service
5.0

San Francisco, CA Driving Tips and Experiences

Autolist Poll
Is a car necessary in San Francisco?
Must have
8%
Nice to have
9%
You can get by without
8%
Don't really need one
13%
No need at all
7%
Joe
Joe
San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, CA Driving Tips
I would suggest that drivers to the city study a map ahead of time, simply to familiarize themselves with the major East-to-West running streets and a handful of the major North-to-South running streets. While San Francisco can seem overwhelmingly difficult to navigate, it actually is not. The streets are laid-out in a grid, so if one can simply remember the names and orientations of about 10 key streets, then it's easy to regain one's sense of direction after getting turned around... Just be careful not to get forced onto entering the I-80 on accident, which leads to the Bay Bridge, because there's no turning back until you reach Oakland/Berkeley.
San Francisco, CA Buying Tips
The most important thing to know about buying a car in the city is that it's better to leave the city to find an affordable dealership. Because San Francisco is so small and the commercial rental spaces are so expensive, there are only luxury automobile dealerships in the city. The handful of small, used-cars sales lots are completely untrustworthy and should be avoided. One could attempt to use Craigslist to buy a car, but honestly it would be easier just to drive across the Bay Bridge (10-15 minutes) and find a well stocked dealership in the Oakland/Emoryville area.
Favorite driving memory
My favorite memory from driving in San Francisco came a few years ago on the night of the birthday of my friend Christine. My circle of friends and I would play a game with each other whenever it was someone's birthday: we would blind-fold the birthday boy/girl and drive them around and around and around San Francisco. Since the city is so compact and there are so many hills, it's easy for the blind-folded person to lose track of where they are. Then after all of the twists and turns, we would ultimately drive to a restaurant that was only 2 or 3 blocks away from our starting point. Occasionally, we would actually drive someone to a far away restaurant. On the day of Christine's birthday, I was driving and trying so hard to get her turned around and lost while blind-folded that I myself got lost in San Francisco. I entered a neighborhood that I wasn't familiar with, and after a few minutes I was sitting at a red light trying to figure out where to go (we did not have working GPS). As I was sitting at the red light, I suddenly realize that the street that I was on was not a one-way street, rather it was a 2-way street and I was sitting in the left-hand lane, facing oncoming traffic opposite me across the intersection. As the light turned green, I quickly signaled and tried to cut-back to the right-hand lane. When I looked over the car that was yielding to let me back into the correct lane was actually a San Francisco police car. I made eye-contact with the officer who scowled at me, then I saw him glace over and see my blind-folded friend Christine in the back seat. All of a sudden he turned on his lights and sirens!... but he looked away from me and sped off to handle some more important dispatch call. Whew!
Favorite road
California Street. California Street is one of the quintessential San Francisco streets. It has tons of super-steep hills and there are even cable-car tracks running along some portions of it. Therefore, there are times when you can be driving in your car and a cable car will be moving along next to you in traffic. California Street also passes through Chinatown and the Financial district. The views along California Street are phenomenal!
Noelle
Noelle
San Francisco, CA
San Francisco, CA Driving Tips
Check Google Maps often for up to date traffic reports. You don't wanna be stuck in traffic that you could have otherwise avoided. Also, ride sharing apps like Uber and Lyft are great, but be careful not to use them during rush hours or the holidays, as prices can be though the roof.
San Francisco, CA Buying Tips
Buying a car in the Bay Area is great because of the amount of choices there are. If you are on a budget, you can look on craigslist or go down to a local used car shop where you are bound to find a good deal if you know what you're doing. If you have a little bit more money and want to splurge you can go down to the Porsche dealer and find whatever high end car you want to indulge yourself in. The density of population lends it hand in helping you as a customer find the car that you are looking for, used or brand new.
Favorite driving memory
I think one of the highlights of driving in the Bay Area is how beautiful the scenery in such a densely populated area can be if you are in the right place at the right time. I was on my way to Antioch, CA located in the East Bay Area, when I found myself on the off ramp for highway 4. The sun was just setting and the way that it lit up the sky around Mt. Diablo was something that I have never forgotten. San Francisco is also a great place to drive by some great views if you know where to look and how to avoid the traffic during rush hour.
Favorite road
Highway 13. Highway 13 is a pretty small highway for the bay area in that parts of it only have 3 lanes on both sides - a rarity for a place this densely populated and near Oakland. It is my favorite to drive because at the Lincoln exit you can see the LDS Temple peeking through the trees and as soon as you exit it is in plain view for you to see. It sits on a hill in Oakland that overlooks the whole bay area and gives you a really unique way to see the city, especially at night.