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Chrysler 2023 300
2023 Chrysler 300 S V6
27,691 Miles
Sanford, NC
91
days on market
3% less than similar listings
91
days on market
$28,899
Ford 2020 Escape
2020 Ford Escape SE
46,871 Miles
Roxboro, NC
22
days on market
8% less than similar listings
22
days on market
$18,988
Ram 2021 ProMaster City
2021 Ram ProMaster City Tradesman
111,398 Miles
Roxboro, NC
264
days on market
14% less than similar listings
264
days on market
$15,988
Chevrolet 2024 Colorado
2024 Chevrolet Colorado Trail Boss
15,257 Miles
Raleigh, NC
43
days on market
9% less than similar listings
43
days on market
$37,998
Nissan 2023 Frontier
2023 Nissan Frontier PRO-4X
21,982 Miles
Sanford, NC
35
days on market
4% less than similar listings
35
days on market
$35,883
Ford 2024 F-150
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2024 Ford F-150 XLT
39,999 Miles
Burlington, NC
83
days on market
16% less than similar listings
83
days on market
$43,260
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Ford 2024 Edge
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2024 Ford Edge Titanium
46,344 Miles
Raleigh, NC
63
days on market
38% less than similar listings
63
days on market
$26,975
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Nissan 2023 Versa
2023 Nissan Versa SV
45,182 Miles
Zebulon, NC
22
days on market
29% more than similar listings
22
days on market
$19,800
Acura 2023 MDX
2023 Acura MDX w/Tech
39,425 Miles
Raleigh, NC
16
days on market
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16
days on market
$40,480
Dodge 2022 Durango
2022 Dodge Durango GT Plus
74,717 Miles
Roxboro, NC
188
days on market
7% more than similar listings
188
days on market
$28,988
Dodge 2023 Charger
2023 Dodge Charger SXT
56,894 Miles
Zebulon, NC
14
days on market
36% more than similar listings
14
days on market
$25,500
Audi 2022 Q3
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2022 Audi Q3 quattro S line Premium 45 TFSI
47,668 Miles
Burlington, NC
89
days on market
11% less than similar listings
89
days on market
$25,480
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Volkswagen 2022 Taos
2022 Volkswagen Taos SEL 4Motion
39,753 Miles
Raleigh, NC
46
days on market
8% less than similar listings
46
days on market
$23,395
Ford 2024 Bronco Sport
2024 Ford Bronco Sport Outer Banks
6,669 Miles
Oxford, NC
61
days on market
10% less than similar listings
61
days on market
$32,997
Toyota 2023 Prius
2023 Toyota Prius LE
50,149 Miles
Zebulon, NC
43
days on market
2% less than similar listings
43
days on market
$27,500
Infiniti 2020 QX60
2020 Infiniti QX60 Luxe
65,587 Miles
Raleigh, NC
38
days on market
2% more than similar listings
38
days on market
$26,487
GMC 2023 Terrain
2023 GMC Terrain Denali
27,254 Miles
Oxford, NC
88
days on market
8% more than similar listings
88
days on market
$31,575
Ram 2017 2500
2017 Ram 2500 Tradesman
57,473 Miles
Burlington, NC
15
days on market
20% more than similar listings
15
days on market
$38,900
Chevrolet 2023 Silverado 1500
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2023 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 RST
58,936 Miles
Burlington, NC
44
days on market
10% less than similar listings
44
days on market
$42,295
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BMW 2020 X4 M
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2020 BMW X4 M Competition
65,409 Miles
Burlington, NC
32
days on market
10% less than similar listings
32
days on market
$43,487
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Raleigh, NC Driving Tips and Experiences

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Is a car necessary in Raleigh?
Must have
22%
Nice to have
13%
You can get by without
7%
Don't really need one
0%
No need at all
0%
Dante
Dante
Raleigh, NC
Raleigh, NC Driving Tips
There are still one way streets in downtown, so be careful.
Raleigh, NC Buying Tips
Capital Boulevard North (away from downtown) has a wide selection of dealerships. You can find anything in this one five mile stretch.
Favorite driving memory
When I was in college, I was dating someone who worked for a local landscape architect. He would get to see what city planners were planning on doing in the city because his company had a contract to work on the landscaping. Raleigh was pretty small and inclusive then, with few major roads to go from downtown to other cities. That would shortly change! Since then I moved away, to NJ, but came back to visit because my family still lives there. Recently, my daughter decided to go to a small college in Raleigh. So now we are moving back, and the change in the infrastructure is incredible! Development and more industry at RTP and downtown have forced the inclusion of much larger highways than ever. There is a new (as in last few years new) beltway, with an inner loop going towards downtown Raleigh and an outer loop going away from downtown. I love driving in Raleigh, open highway or not, because I enjoy remembering the cow pastures that used to be there and comparing that to now. Now it is a dynamic, thriving place to be. The highways go from the western mountains of the state all the way to the "Crystal Coast", the beautiful unspoiled beaches in the eastern part of the state.
Favorite road
South Saunders Street into downtown. South Saunders St. Comes into downtown Raleigh from the south part of the state, and it is geographically lower than downtown. So as you come in from the south, the downtown skyline is above you, and you can see the skyscrapers and the road ahead of you. Sometimes I have seen it right before a summer thunderstorm hits, the views are breathtaking!
Shayne
Shayne
Raleigh, NC
Raleigh, NC Driving Tips
Be prepared to drive defensively! It's not the city for "Sunday drivers". If you come to Raleigh and putter along, you'll find yourself getting rear-ended. Also, do NOT trust the "friendly" wave. That's when traffic is stopped and they tell you to come on out and turn left. I've gotten hit twice from that scenario, totaling one car.
Raleigh, NC Buying Tips
I went to the Honda dealership because I buy Hondas. I would suggest they do that! I am not the type to buy a car off craigslist, so I can't suggest that. Capital Blvd and Glenwood Avenue have tons of auto dealerships.
Favorite driving memory
My favorite driving memory is not necessarily a good one but definitely memorable! I went to a luncheon in Cary, which is the neighboring city to Raleigh. During lunch it began to snow. We quickly finished lunch, as it was really coming down. The bad thing was that it began to freeze on the roads. So instead of staying put, the entire Triangle region sent their employees and students home. It took me from 1pm until 9:30 pm to get home that day. I sat in traffic for all that time. It was a nightmare, yet I still look back and smile at the absurdity of it all.
Favorite road
Capital Blvd as you head into Downtown. Because the view of the Raleigh skyline is just lovely. As you head down Capital Blvd, the road turns slightly and you are in this really charming downtown area with museums, churches, and cool bars.