Fusion 360
Sometimes we all feel the urge to get away, and taking a road trip across the country is a perfect release of that urge. Road tripping across the country can be one of the most eye-opening experiences. Used cars sometimes get a bad rep, but you may be surprised to know that there are newer used cars available that will make you drool. Whether you are going from the east coast all the way to Utah or from Utah all the way to the east coast, no matter what direction you are headed, there are some used cars tha
At an average 38 miles per gallon, the Toyota Camry won’t put a hole in your wallet, even in a state that requires as much driving as Utah, from all the gas station stops you would otherwise have to make. The gas station may just be a bathroom stop for you in used cars like this.
A nice 31 miles per gallon, this small car will have you thanking yourself for making such a smart used car decision. Oh, and it’s very pretty.
Oh look! This car has room for passengers to lie around in, and for you to take the luggage you need on your road trip. To top it off, it sits at an average of 36 miles per gallon.
This small car is 40 miles per gallon…enough said.
The Volkswagen Jetta TDI gets an average of 34 miles per gallon, plus it has more room than your average fuel-efficient vehicle, so bring all the unnecessary items you can fit!
Subaru has made a name for itself when it comes to lasting through the years. That is why perhaps any used Subaru would be a smart move for a cross-country trip. This on in particular gets an average of 26 miles per gallon…pretty good for a small SUV.
This roomy and stylish car gets an average of 25 miles per gallon, and it is also a small SUV. So, bring all your friends, right?
This midsized SUV is another perfect used car find to travel across the country in. Plus, you can honk at every other Jeep you see while traveling thousands of miles. That’s a thing, right?
Mary-Martin writes for Open Book Autos. She is a writer for Fusion 360, an advertising agency in Utah.
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