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Ford 2019 F-150
2019 Ford F-150 Raptor
81,219 Miles
Pryor, OK
3
days on market
11% less than similar listings
3
days on market
$45,935
Jeep 2020 Gladiator
2020 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon
53,930 Miles
Glenpool, OK
29
days on market
18% less than similar listings
29
days on market
$34,988
Chevrolet 2017 Equinox
2017 Chevrolet Equinox LS
113,282 Miles
Tulsa, OK
34
days on market
23% less than similar listings
34
days on market
$9,999
Volkswagen 2021 Atlas
2021 Volkswagen Atlas V6 SEL R-Line
49,552 Miles
Bartlesville, OK
6
days on market
16% less than similar listings
6
days on market
$27,500
Chevrolet 2023 Silverado 2500HD
2023 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD Custom
30,663 Miles
Pryor, OK
55
days on market
24% less than similar listings
55
days on market
$39,599
Jeep 2022 Grand Cherokee L
2022 Jeep Grand Cherokee L Laredo
39,412 Miles
Pryor, OK
63
days on market
19% less than similar listings
63
days on market
$28,999
Chevrolet 2014 Malibu
2014 Chevrolet Malibu LTZ
103,697 Miles
Tulsa, OK
97
days on market
7% more than similar listings
97
days on market
$11,900
Kia 2020 Sorento
2020 Kia Sorento EX V6
44,018 Miles
Tulsa, OK
80
days on market
27% less than similar listings
80
days on market
$19,999
Jaguar 2019 E-PACE
2019 Jaguar E-PACE P250 SE
45,449 Miles
Tulsa, OK
17
days on market
32% less than similar listings
17
days on market
$19,999
GMC 2020 Sierra 1500
2020 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE
75,170 Miles
Bartlesville, OK
73
days on market
20% less than similar listings
73
days on market
$28,000
Buick 2022 Envision
2022 Buick Envision Essence
38,720 Miles
Claremore, OK
19
days on market
14% less than similar listings
19
days on market
$25,000
Ford 2019 F-150
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2019 Ford F-150 XL
74,162 Miles
Broken Arrow, OK
74
days on market
6% more than similar listings
74
days on market
$33,158
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Ram 2020 1500
2020 Ram 1500 Laramie
137,312 Miles
Broken Arrow, OK
59
days on market
16% less than similar listings
59
days on market
$25,163
GMC 2024 Terrain
2024 GMC Terrain SLT
7,840 Miles
Pryor, OK
55
days on market
14% less than similar listings
55
days on market
$28,095
Chevrolet 2022 Blazer
2022 Chevrolet Blazer RS
36,806 Miles
Glenpool, OK
97
days on market
13% less than similar listings
97
days on market
$29,777
Ford 2017 Explorer
2017 Ford Explorer Limited
137,391 Miles
Tulsa, OK
23
days on market
22% less than similar listings
23
days on market
$13,995
GMC 2022 Yukon
2022 GMC Yukon Denali
35,400 Miles
Bartlesville, OK
13
days on market
14% less than similar listings
13
days on market
$60,500
Ford 2021 Ranger
2021 Ford Ranger Lariat
40,123 Miles
Muskogee, OK
77
days on market
16% less than similar listings
77
days on market
$30,000
Mitsubishi 2022 Outlander
2022 Mitsubishi Outlander ES
28,219 Miles
Claremore, OK
32
days on market
11% less than similar listings
32
days on market
$22,888
Ram 2017 1500
2017 Ram 1500 Express
157,856 Miles
Bartlesville, OK
6
days on market
18% less than similar listings
6
days on market
$15,500

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Tulsa, OK Driving Tips and Experiences

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Ai
Ai
Tulsa, OK
Tulsa, OK Driving Tips
Honestly, in Tulsa, driving on the highways is the way to go. We have an excellent system that lets you get just about anywhere you need to go via highways. Being in South Tulsa, I personally use 169 and 64 a lot to get to mid and downtown. They're solid, one older, one newer, basic arteries of the city. Tulsa's mainly on a grid system, except as you get to downtown, where it's a funky tilted one-way grid system, so definitely have some sort of navigation or map if you're headed there. Bridges are important as we're banded by rivers and they're mostly on the most major streets, so Memorial Ave, 71st St, those will get you where you want to go if you want to go far.
Tulsa, OK Buying Tips
Definitely be aware of what you're using the car for. Are you going to be mostly on the city streets or highway driving/commuting around the state? I bought my vehicle with highway driving in mind, as well as gas mileage. Mileage isn't super important here, as we're near the hub of oil and gas activity in the state, and prices are generally lower than the rest of the US, but every buck saved is worth it, in my opinion! Car dealerships seem to congregate downtown on 11th St, and in South Tulsa around Memorial Ave, from 91st up to 111th St. The used car community is also very active here, so if you want a deal, you're likely to be able to find it. Craigslist is good, as is the local paper. Just get it checked out by a mechanic first! Word of mouth on car dealers and mechanics, are, of course, the best way to go. I've always liked my Honda dealer and my Jiffy Lube people, but everyone's experience varies.
Favorite driving memory
I think my favorite memory of driving here is the lights on the highways at night. I've always loved the colors and the blurred lines of cars as they go the opposite direction. I've always had a great appreciation for Route 66, which goes the city through right near downtown Tulsa. I lived just off of it during my time at the University of Tulsa, and seeing the commemorative signs made me sigh and want to take a road trip into the past.
Favorite road
81St St. Weirdly, 81st street is my favorite because I use it to get around the high traffic areas of Memorial Ave, 91st, and 71st streets. It's not as developed as the others yet, and is mostly lined with homes, so it lacks the frenetic pace, busyness, and overabundance of lights that a booming business area has. Yale Ave is also pretty beautiful, getting all hilly and winding as you go south. It's peaceful and lovely to look at, if challenging to drive. There's plenty of great stores on it as you go north, as well. My favorite is the Harvest Bread Company at 51st in The Farm Shopping Center (terrible name, excellent experience).
Karly
Karly
Tulsa, OK
Tulsa, OK Driving Tips
Avoid the bypasses, interstates, highways and major throughways, and drive the surface streets. With exceptions in only a few areas, Tulsa is laid out like a grid, with numbered streets and named avenues, so it's easy to know where you are and where you're going, and although it might take a little longer to get there, it's a way to see what a beautiful city it is. Also, starting with Main, the avenues, both east and west, are alphabetical, with those east of Main being named for places east of the Mississippi, and those west of Main named for places west of the Mississippi.
Tulsa, OK Buying Tips
Many of the big dealers are on Sheridan and Memorial, south of 31st Street, although there are also some in West Tulsa, west of the Arkansas River. Craigslist is an easy way to find them all, but you can also Google them, particularly if you're looking for a particular make and model of vehicle.
Favorite driving memory
Tulsa has some beautiful neighborhoods, both old and new, but I like the older ones, which are full of charm. One of the prettiest areas is called Maple Ridge, built in early to middle 20th century, which includes a mix of middle-class bungalows on the north end and large, imposing houses built by influential people in the middle and south end. Most of the houses have old, established landscapes with large azaleas, dogwoods and other blooming shrubs and trees. I remember one day in the spring driving around the streets of Maple Ridge in awe of the profusion of gorgeous plants in bloom. I never drive around and look at Christmas lights, but in the spring, the old neighborhoods in Tulsa are a sight I try never to miss.
Favorite road
Forest Boulevard. It's a gently curving road, lined with trees, with immense houses. If you are there on a weekday morning when there's not a lot of traffic, and you avoid looking at stop signs and modern cars, you could almost imagine it's the 1920s and you are part of a movie like The Great Gatsby.