Best Used Highway Miles 4 Door Sedan

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V8-Turbo-Hybrid@reddit

The cabin size is considered badly small, it isn’t comfortable for long highway travel.

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I recommend these things to my sales reps all the time. The CPO warranty is unlimited miles for two years, Lexus dealers all have loaner cars (never without a car for work), they're incredibly comfortable, and they get outstanding fuel economy. There is basically no better car for a sales rep than a CPO ES hybrid.

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armchairracer@reddit

Yep, road trips are when I just want a couch on wheels with good sound insulation. A Lexus sedan of some sort perfectly fits the bill.

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DodgerBlueRobert1@reddit

A Lexus sedan of some sort perfectly fits the bill.

I just bought one, and I can confirm it's extremely comfortable. Although, I could see the ES being even more comfortable.

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Always_Curious_One2@reddit

Please avoid Mercedes. Their quality has greatly declined.
And their service too. Terrible.

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collierar@reddit (OP)

Yeah a got a bad taste from my BMW, but I hate to rule out the Germans.

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moebiusgrip@reddit

Lexus LS all day every day.

Power, good handling, exceptional ride and comfort , and everything will work. Even a 20 year old LS with 200k (wich won’t be $40,000) if it had its oil changed… will be bullet proof.

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mr_lab_rat@reddit

BMW 740i

That money gets you well equipped 4-5 year old one. It will not be the latest generation but that’s not a bad thing.

The car will be based on a model that dates back to 2015 which was in my opinion peak BMW. It will have the iconic B58 6 cylinder with 335hp and smooth 8 speed transmission. It will be more reliable than the V8 models.

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executingsalesdaily@reddit

2013-2020 Lexus GS350

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collierar@reddit (OP)

That's a good looking car.

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kne0n@reddit

2018 Lincoln continental, I miss mine but it was a filler for when I was waiting for my current car to be built off backorder. Nice leather interior and floaty suspension, the last gasp of the American land yacht.

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DaBanninator@reddit

Tesla model S. All other responses are wrong and they should be ashamed of themselves.

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SprackenZieEnglish@reddit

Current gen Camry XLE. Has all the current driver assist tech, comfortable, reliable, and excellent gas mileage.

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gautamb0@reddit

I’m very biased but look at the bmw 540i.

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thespiceraja@reddit

The g30 is an amazing highway cruiser. Stay away from the PHEV.

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MCBarlan@reddit

Also biased, also recommend the 540i

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ohnosevyn@reddit

V6 Avalon

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HillarysFloppyChode@reddit

Audi did a TDi A8L, so that. IIRC they had an insane amount of range, like 1000 miles on the highway, with massaging seats.

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bikedork5000@reddit

Late model Audi S6. You can get a nice 2021-2023 one for that much money. Or an A8 L if you want an even more spacious one with a plusher overall vibe.

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collierar@reddit (OP)

I do like Audis. Never owned one. I know maintenance is kinda expensive though. Whatever car I get won't be a daily.

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HillarysFloppyChode@reddit

Get it with an extended warranty and maintenance isn’t as wild as people claim, as long as you avoid the dealer, unless it’s under warranty.

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PretendLength1710@reddit

gs350 for 40k easy. drove one atlanta to denver and it ate those miles like nothing

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Mother____Clucker@reddit

2020 Lincoln Continental Black Label

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xt1nct@reddit

540i or Lexus es/ls

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the_fools_brood@reddit

Stay away from Germans. Parts cost and complex/weird modules and transmissions suck to repair. Stick with the Lexus, Camry, Accord, even the Avalon. Buy the best one you can. Caddy has some nice ones also. The touring models in particular.

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LocalLuck2083@reddit

Avalon or Toyotas update of the Avalon too. The Crown sedan or Crown Signia crossover

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rather_be_redditing@reddit

Something with great lane centering and adaptive cruise control or self drive options.

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Available_Quote_5567@reddit

Volvo makes some of the most comfortable vehicles I’ve ever driven. I easily drive 1000+ miles a day in my S80V8.

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Jamaican_Dynamite@reddit

'90s Buick Roadmaster. Pocket the other 30k.

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Mother____Clucker@reddit

Don't you mean the other $37k?

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MusicMan7969@reddit

I bought a 2022 Cadillac 3.0TT with 4K miles on it. Very happy with my purchase.

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kstetter@reddit

Holden Commodore

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hudsonmoneydog@reddit

Better known as the Pontiac G8 or Chevy SS. To bad we did not get the SS in Canada

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kstetter@reddit

thanks for the translation!

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le_chez@reddit

Get a newer model 3 and use FSD.

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Heavy_Gap_5047@reddit

Chrysler 300

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TheNonExample@reddit

Was sad when these left the rental fleets. Excellent highway couches.

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8BallsAndBaseballs@reddit

Gonna come out of left field with this one, but back in '09 I drove my G8 GT from Rochester NY to just north of West Palm Beach FL straight through in 19 hours flat, and it was flat out 100% enjoyable from every aspect of comfort to performance. It felt like it wanted to do 80 at minimum and just eat up the road like it was nothing. So I'm gonna throw in the Chevy SS in the ring since it's the same platform.

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Mysterious_Mon@reddit

Oldsmobile Cutlass

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Bigdongergigachad@reddit

For a road trip you want comfy, not sporty. So ignore the RS and M suggestions, way too stiff. You want something like a 535d, 740i, a8l or s class.

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collierar@reddit (OP)

Good info. It won't be a daily, so I won't be putting a ton of miles on it.

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DodgerBlueRobert1@reddit

Could simply be the angle of your seat bottom that's causing you discomfort. You have adjustably both in the front and rear part of the seat bottom, right?

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YozaSkywalker@reddit

540i is badass. Amazing engine and chassis tuning for highway cruising

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NightwingMillenial@reddit

A 2022-2024 Audi A5 Sportback. You can get them for closer to $30k, leaving a nice chunk of change in your pocket. The EA888 2.0T with the mild hybrid system is super reliable, gets great highway MPG, and is easily tuned. For a road trip, it checks all the boxes: comfortable ride, Quattro AWD, a massive hatchback trunk, and great tech that actually still uses physical buttons for the AC and heated seats instead of burying them in a screen. Hard to beat.

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Toyota_by_day@reddit

740i all day.

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collierar@reddit (OP)

I did have a 99 3 series that I liked. Except the transmission went out at 100k. Nice car though.

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