Used SUVs and Crossovers For Sale in Tacoma and Olympia

Tacoma drivers looking for versatility, comfort, and value love our used SUVs and crossovers. From daily commuting to weekend getaways in the Pacific Northwest, these vehicles have the performance and space to do it all. At our Titus-Will dealership, we understand the unique appeal of buying something preowned: a lower purchase price, less depreciation, and access to a broader range of models and trims. Whether you want to upgrade your family ride or purchase a reliable all-wheel-drive vehicle, we can educate you on the benefits and options of a used SUV or crossover.

If you're looking for trustworthy used SUVs, these models on our sales lot have unique advantages:

• Chevrolet Tahoe: A full-size SUV well-known for its durability and capacity. Depending on maintenance, many Tahoes surpass 200,000 miles, making them a perfect fit for families that need room and towing.
• Jeep Grand Cherokee: The Grand Cherokee is the perfect vehicle for a unique blend of off-road capabilities and on-road comfort. It has a variety of trims to fit everyone's needs.
• Subaru Outback: With standard all-wheel drive and a rugged exterior, the Outback is an excellent option if you love adventure and want a safe, reliable vehicle that lasts a long time.
• Nissan Rogue: A compact SUV that balances comfort with efficiency, the Rogue offers a pleasant ride in a well-designed package, making it ideal for city commuters and small families.
• Kia Sorento: Offering three-row seating in a midsize frame, the Sorento is excellent if you need extra space. Its blend of features and practicality provides good value in the used market.
• Audi Q7: A luxury SUV with no compromises on performance. The Q7 has a luxurious interior finished in a superior style and modern safety features and provides a comfortable ride.

Choosing between a luxury and a non-luxury SUV depends on your priorities. Luxury vehicles, such as the Audi Q7, provide quality materials, technology, and performance. Still, they tend to have higher maintenance costs down the line. A non-luxury vehicle such as the Kia Sorento or the Nissan Rogue provides reliability, sensibility, and value with modern technology features. If comfort, prestige, and features are most important to you, then luxury vehicles may be the best choice; however, if affordability, fuel efficiency, and practicality are your top priorities, you should opt for a non-luxury vehicle.

When buying a used SUV, safety, fuel efficiency, and interior space should be your priorities. You'll want to consider a used SUV with above-average safety ratings, blind-spot monitoring, automatic emergency braking, and good crash test scores. Consider a hybrid SUV option, such as the Ford Escape or Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, for optimal fuel efficiency.

If you have a large or growing family or travel with odd-shaped gear, the interior space in your used SUV may be a key factor. Check for generous cargo capacity, legroom, and seating flexibility. Consider a comfy GMC Envoy or a nimble compact Hyundai VENUE for all these features. The best combination of attributes can enhance your everyday drive and experiences over the years ahead.

A crucial part of buying a used SUV is understanding its history and condition. A record such as a CARFAX Vehicle History Report will provide information about the SUV's experiences related to accidents, prior owners, actual miles, and service records. These service records give you a good idea of how well past owners maintained the vehicle.

Go to a trusted mechanic for a pre-purchase inspection to uncover any hidden damage, including frame and engine issues. The mechanic should also inspect the vehicle for other things, such as tire or brake problems. Being smart and paying for a pre-purchase inspection saves you money because buying a problematic SUV can lead to expensive future repairs.

Here are some essential tips to follow for a productive test drive:

• Get comfortable in the SUV by adjusting the seat, mirrors, and controls to your liking.
• Check your visibility and ease of entry and exit.
• Pay attention to acceleration and braking, the amount of road noise you hear, and how the steering responds.

If you can, try both highway and city conditions. Check tech features, including infotainment and backup cameras, to ensure they work properly. Don't ignore odd sounds or vibrations. Have a checklist handy and take notes. If something seems amiss, ask questions or have a mechanic check it out. The test drive is your best chance to determine if that vehicle is the right match.

When you buy a used SUV, understanding the financing options available can simplify the shopping process and help you obtain a better deal. Our dealership offers flexible financing arrangements through many lenders, including options for different credit levels. Getting pre-approved before you start shopping is a wise choice. It helps you understand your budget and strengthens your position when negotiating with a lender.

Our experts are here to help you through every step of the process.