Good morning to all the car gurus in the house.

I would need your best advice on these cars according to maintenance, durability and fuel economy

1. Toyota Corolla 2009

2. Toyota Camry 2010

3. Ford Edge 2009

4. Acura RDX 2009

Thank you all in anticipation!

Tovard:
Good morning to all the car gurus in the house.

I would need your best advice on these cars according to maintenance, durability and fuel economy

1. Toyota Corolla 2009

2. Toyota Camry 2010

3. Ford Edge 2009

4. Acura RDX 2009

Thank you all in anticipation!

Your response is looking at you firsthand..
It's no 1 of course..
But realistically.. Go for any car you like..

Good one

Number 1 fits your all your descriptions.

captainking:

Your response is looking at you firsthand..
It's no 1 of course..
But realistically.. Go for any car you like..

Thank you, I will have prefer Acura RDX but the recommendation from people around me concerning the car wasn't encouraging.

Tovard:


Thank you, I will have prefer Acura RDX but the recommendation from people around me concerning the car wasn't encouraging.

I use an RDX of same year....you can't compare that ride with corolla. They are not in the same league. If you want functionality and performance without worry on fuel then that's your car

ojeysky:


I use an RDX of same year....you can't compare that ride with corolla. They are not in the same league. If you want functionality and performance without worry on fuel then that's your car

What would be your recommendation and maintenance review for this car since it is the car you are using.

Tovard:


What would be your recommendation and maintenance review for this car since it is the car you are using.

I have only used it in the last 6 months, just ensure you do your fluid change with the recommended grades. Parts are also not very expensive, I needed to change the trunck and got a complete trunck (with the rear windscreen) for 45k. That said, it's not nice on fuel for a typical 4plug car the mileage on gas is below average. However performance is superb!

Your problem is you don't know what you want.
In life if you have money to get something you want, don't let people make decisions for you,.
Because your choice of vehicle is all over the place compact, midsize car, crossover and luxury crossover.

Your best choice is to get into each one of these drive and make a choice based on what you like.
Do not use fuel economy to pick a car because you will pay 500k to save 100k in fuel use.

If they tell you to buy based on resale value, you should buy a car you like to own for a very long time, and even if you sell later why buy a car for 500k more now you can't sell for 500k more later