EARTHY CAR OF THE WEEK: BWW 3-series

2005 BMW 325 Grey, Sedan, 102635 mi, $13,900 http://ow.ly/2FYvm

1994 BMW 318 Red, Sedan, 129154 mi, $4,900 http://ping.fm/UIf05 sold *UPDATE* 10.07.2010

Earthy Cars has two BMW’s of the 3 series, BMW’s most popular line. BMW had produced its 3 series since 1975; since then, it has had five generations of the 3 series. Each year, the BMW 3 series has several different trims.

Our lot has both a 3rd generation model (from 1994) and a 4th generation model (from 2005. Even though the 1994 model is 16 years old, and 11 years older than the 2005 model, it doesn’t have that many more miles on it than the 2005. At 129,154 miles, that is pretty remarkable for a 16 year old car. And,it body is in very good shape as well. It barely has a scratch or dent. We think its the perfect car for parents to buy a teenager who has just got his or her driver's license.

As always, our prices are very competitive: our 2005 BMW sells for $13,900 - the cheapest you will find a BMW that is around 5 years old.

From MSN Autos:

“The 3-Series is BMW's near-luxury model offered in sedan, coupe, convertible and wagon versions. A descendant of the mid-'60s BMW 1600, considered by many automotive enthusiasts to be the first compact sedan to offer sports-car performance, the 3-Series has continued to be the benchmark of sport sedans. The 3-Series designation first appeared in America in 1977, and the car evolved from a boxy shape to a fluid, aerodynamic design.”

More from MSN Autos: http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/default.aspx?make=BMW&model=3-Series#used

Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bmw_3_series

OVERVIEW:
2005:
http://www.vehix.com/car-reviews/2005/bmw/3-series/325xi-4dr-sdn-awd/highlights

http://autos.aol.com/cars-BMW-325-2005-xi__4dr_All_wheel_Drive_Sedan/overview/

http://autos.yahoo.com/2005_bmw_3_series_sedan_325xi/

1994:
http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/overview.aspx?year=1994&make=BMW&model=3-Series&trimid=6544

FEATURES / EQUIPMENT & SPECS:
Specs: http://autos.aol.com/cars-BMW-325-2005-xi__4dr_All_wheel_Drive_Sedan/specs/

Features: http://autos.yahoo.com/2005_bmw_3_series_sedan_325xi-features/

Features: http://www.vehix.com/car-reviews/2005/bmw/3-series/325xi-4dr-sdn-awd/standard-equipment

Features & Specs:
http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/Spec_Glance.aspx?year=2005&make=BMW&model=3-Series&trimid=100222#trimsel

1994:
http://autos.msn.com/research/vip/Spec_Glance.aspx?year=1994&make=BMW&model=3-Series&trimid=6544#trimsel

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EARTHY CARS SPOTLIGHT: 10.05.2010

This week we look at the vehicles on our lot based on different car classifications:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Car_classification

Microcar (a.k.a. City car or Kei car)
There aren’t very much microcars in the United States, and there are in Europe or Japan. We currently don’t have any micro or city cars.
The Smart ForTwo is the most notable microcar. The Scion/Toyota iQ and Tata Nano are examples of microcars that will be coming to the United States in the future.

We have sold several Smart ForTwo's in the past. We can specially order one for you if you are interested.

Subcompact cars
2009 Toyota Yaris Black, Hatchback, 28227 mi, $12,500 http://ow.ly/2G13J

2009 Toyota Yaris Red, Hatchback, 29027 mi, $12,500 http://ow.ly/2G0ZL

2008 Honda Fit Red, Hatchback, 63131 mi, $12,900 http://ow.ly/2FZFH

-Subcompact wagon
2008 Scion xD Red, 52365 mi, $11,900 http://ow.ly/2G1y8

Compact cars
2007 Honda Civic Hybrid Silver, Sedan, 38779 mi, $12,900 http://ow.ly/2FZwM

2007 Honda Civic Hybrid Blue, Sedan, 77270 mi, $10,900 http://ow.ly/2BPX8

2005 Honda Civic LX Special Edition Blue, Sedan, 115,619 mi, $8,900 http://ow.ly/2LPDp

2005 Ford Focus Silver, Sedan, 90598 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2FYCO

2007 Subaru Impreza 2.5i Red, Sedan, 63247 mi, $11,500 http://ow.ly/2LPHG

2008 Toyota Corolla Blue, Sedan, 64875 mi, $10,500 http://ow.ly/2G03i

2001 Volkswagen New Beetle Silver, Hatchback, 82260 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2IPJd

-Compact luxury cars
1994 BMW 318 Red, Sedan, 129154 mi, $4,900 http://ping.fm/UIf05

2005 BMW 325 Grey, Sedan, 102635 mi, $13,900 http://ow.ly/2FYvm

-Compact wagons
2006 Chrysler P.T. Cruiser Red, 63148 mi, $7,900 http://ow.ly/2FYz4 sold

2008 Scion xB Dark Blue, 61900 mi, $10,900 http://ow.ly/2FZVm

2006 Subaru Impreza 2.5i Gray, 74621 mi, $10,900 http://ow.ly/2LPKR

2008 Toyota Matrix Silver, 55974 mi, $12,900 http://ow.ly/2G08X

Mid-size sedans/hatchbacks
2008 Honda Accord Grey, Sedan, 39243 mi, $17,900 http://ow.ly/2FZ5U

2007 Honda Accord Grey, Sedan, 17510 mi, $13,900 http://ow.ly/2FZhN

2004 Honda Accord Silver, Sedan, 108914 mi, $8,900 http://ow.ly/2FYNK

2004 Nissan Altima Pearl White, Sedan, 125085 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2J1j8

2008 Toyota Prius Grey, Hatchback, 98500 mi, $11,900 http://ow.ly/2G0JJ

2008 Toyota Prius Tan, Hatchback, 35290 mi, $15,900 http://ow.ly/2G0MT

2007 Toyota Prius Beige, Hatchback, 73980 mi, $12,900 http://ow.ly/2G0PI

2006 Volkswagen Passat Black, Sedan, 48614 mi, $12,900 http://ow.ly/2G1ne

SUVs
2008 BMW X3 Black, SUV, 75595 mi, $21,900 http://ping.fm/FIMux

-SUV / Station Wagon Crossover
2002 Honda CR-V Blue, SUV, 141574 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2BPX8

2005 Subaru Forester 2.5x Green, SUV/Station Wagon, 83306 mi, $11,500 http://ow.ly/2LPPD

Minivan
2006 Kia Sedona White, 74555 mi, $9,900 http://ow.ly/2BnYq sold

2007 Toyota Sienna Blue, 50155 mi, $16,900 http://ow.ly/2MwlL

Pick-up truck
2005 Toyota Tacoma White Truck, 104886 mi, $8,900 http://ow.ly/2G0UW

No, we don’t have any convertibles or sports vehicles right now ;) Nor do we have any big vans

EARTHY CARS SPOTLIGHT: 09.24.2010

***UPDATE*** 09.29.2010
On Friday evening, we had a bunch of Subaru's come in. A few of them have been already sold! We still have 3 left - if you are interested, get them quick. Subaru's are popular here in Vermont because they handle well in our winters.

2007 Subaru Impreza 2.5i Red, Sedan, 63247 mi, $11,500 http://ow.ly/2LPHG

2006 Subaru Impreza 2.5i Gray, Station Wagon, 74621 mi, $10,900 http://ow.ly/2LPKR

2005 Subaru Forester 2.5x Green, SUV/Station Wagon, 83306 mi, $11,500 http://ow.ly/2LPPD

Welcome to our new feature. Every week, I will be spotlighting the vehicles on our lot, by grouping them into special categories. This week, I will focus on SUVs, mid to full size sedans, fuel efficient vehicles, low priced vehicles, low mileage vehicles, hatchbacks, and blue vehicles.

SUVs:
As I said two weeks ago, you might be in the market for an SUV if you find yourself transporting your kids and their friends to soccer/baseball/hockey practice.

2008 BMW X3 Black, SUV, 75595 mi, $21,900 http://ping.fm/FIMux

2002 Honda CR-V Blue, SUV, 141574 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2BPX8

2006 Kia Sedona White, SUV, 74555 mi, $9,900 http://ow.ly/2BnYq

2003 Saturn VUE Silver, SUV, 90978 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2BQ9i sold

Spacey sedans:
If you are looking for a vehicle with a lot of space, but don’t want a SUV, then a mid-size or full size sedan might be right for you.

2004 Honda Accord Silver, Sedan, 108914 mi, $8,900 http://ow.ly/2FYNK

2007 Honda Accord Grey, Sedan, 17510 mi, $13,900 http://ow.ly/2FZhN

2008 Honda Accord Grey, Sedan, 39243 mi, $17,900 http://ow.ly/2FZ5U

2004 Nissan Altima Pearl White, Sedan, 125085 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2J1j8

2006 Volkswagen Passat Black, Sedan, 48614 mi, $12,900 http://ow.ly/2G1ne

Most fuel efficient vehicles:
The Prius’ are tied for being the most fuel efficient vehicles on our lot. The Honda Civic Hybrids are tied for second. The Toyota Corolla, Toyota Yaris’, and Honda Fit are in 3rd, 4th, and 5th place, respectively.

2008 Toyota Prius Grey, Hatchback, 98500 mi, $11,900 MPG rating = 48/45 http://ow.ly/2G0JJ

2008 Toyota Prius Tan, Hatchback, 35290 mi, $15,900 MPG rating = 48/45 http://ow.ly/2G0MT

2007 Toyota Prius Beige, Hatchback, 73980 mi, $12,900 MPG rating = 48/45 http://ow.ly/2G0PI

2007 Honda Civic Hybrid Silver, Sedan, 38779 mi, $12,900 MPG rating = 40/45 http://ow.ly/2FZwM

2007 Honda Civic Hybrid Blue, Sedan, 77270 mi, $10,900 MPG rating = 40/45 http://ow.ly/2BPX8

2008 Toyota Corolla Blue, Sedan, 64875 mi, $10,500 MPG rating = 28/37 http://ow.ly/2G03i

Vehicles $6,900 and under:
Every car that we sell on the lot at Earthy Cars in of quality – even the ones that are very low priced. The following vehicles are priced low because they have a lot of mileage on them and/or are old. However, they are very well maintained.

1994 BMW 318 Red, Sedan, 129154 mi, $4,900 http://ping.fm/UIf05

2005 Ford Focus Silver, Sedan, 90598 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2FYCO

2002 Honda CR-V Blue, SUV, 141574 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2BPX8

2004 Nissan Altima Pearl White, Sedan, 125085 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2J1j8

2003 Saturn VUE Silver, SUV, 90978 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2BQ9i sold

2001 Volkswagen New Beetle Silver, Hatchback, 82260 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2IPJd
Lowest mileage:
We have six vehicles that have less than 40,000 mileage -

2007 Honda Accord Grey, Sedan, 17510 mi, $13,900 http://ow.ly/2FZhN

2009 Toyota Yaris Black, Hatchback, 28227 mi, $12,500 http://ow.ly/2G13J

2009 Toyota Yaris Red, Hatchback, 29027 mi, $12,500 http://ow.ly/2G0ZL

2008 Toyota Prius Tan, Hatchback, 35290 mi, $15,900 http://ow.ly/2G0MT

2007 Honda Civic Hybrid Silver, Sedan, 38779 mi, $12,900 http://ow.ly/2FZwM

2008 Honda Accord Grey, Sedan, 39243 mi, $17,900 http://ow.ly/2FZ5U
Hatchbacks:
Two weeks ago, I wrote about how hatchbacks are becoming more popular in the U.S. We still have many of the same hatchbacks still on our lot, and more.

2006 Chrysler P.T. Cruiser Red, Hatchback, 63148 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2FYz4

2008 Honda Fit Red, Hatchback, 63131 mi, $12,900 http://ow.ly/2FZFH

2008 Scion xD Red, Hatchback, 52365 mi, $11,900 http://ow.ly/2G1y8

2008 Toyota Matrix Silver, Hatchback, 55974 mi, $12,900 http://ow.ly/2G08X

2009 Toyota Yaris Black, Hatchback, 28227 mi, $12,500 http://ow.ly/2G13J

2009 Toyota Yaris Red, Hatchback, 29027 mi, $12,500 http://ow.ly/2G0ZL

2001 Volkswagen New Beetle Silver, Hatchback, 82260 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2IPJd

COLOR OF THE WEEK (Blue):
If blue is your preferred color for a car…

2007 Honda Civic Hybrid Blue, Sedan, 77270 mi, $10,900 http://ow.ly/2BPX8

2002 Honda CR-V Blue, SUV, 141574 mi, $6,900 http://ow.ly/2BPX8

2008 Scion xB Dark Blue, Station Wagon, 61900 mi, $10,900 http://ow.ly/2FZVm

2008 Toyota Corolla Blue, Sedan, 64875 mi, $10,500 http://ow.ly/2G03i

EARTHY "CAR"(S) OF THE WEEK: SUVs

Earthy Cars usually does not have a large selection of SUVs. However, we currently have 4 SUVs on our lot. We have them here just in time for the start of the new school season. If you are the parent of 2 or more children, especially ones that are involved in sports, an SUV may be very necessary in transporting your children (and their friends) around.

1. 2008 BMW X3_SUV Black_$23,900_75,595 mi_MPG = 16/23

Chrome via Vehix.com:

“The 2008 BMW X3 comes with a silky smooth 3.0L inline six-cylinder engine that makes 260-horsepower and 225 lb-ft or torque. The vehicle also comes with xDrive, which is the latest development in BMW's AWD technology. It uses a servomotor to adjust the multi-disc clutch that splits the torque between the front and rear wheels, and in many circumstances the X3 feels just like a rear-wheel-drive vehicle. Reduced traction causes more power to be fed to the front, and the DSC traction control can even reduce engine torque and brake individual wheels in order to conquer most any hill. A standard push-button hill descent control can maneuver the X3 down steep or slippery hills with no driver throttle or braking input.” 

“The 2008 BMW X3 is a sport utility vehicle that places much more emphasis on "sport" than "utility." In fact, there are few other vehicles in this segment that feel as nimble and track-ready as the X3, while costing less than $40,000. That doesn't mean the X3 is an SUV in name only, though. With xDrive all-wheel drive, hill descent control, and a cargo capacity of up to 71.0 cubic feet, the X3 is still able to capably fill the ute role. It's just that with its excellent inline six and great sure-footedness, you may forget that's why you bought it in the first place.”

Also check out information about the 2002 BMW X3 on AOL Autos and MSN Autos.

2. 2006 Kia Sodona_White SUV_$9,900_74555 mi_MPG = 18/25

Chrome via Vehix.com:

The Kia Sedona is all-new for 2006 and, based on the time we've spent with it, it appears to be a compelling value among minivans, offering convenience, comfort, style and performance.
The 2006 Kia Sedona was designed by studying every other minivan in the class, choosing the best features, and improving them. It uses a new high-tech V6 engine, a responsive new five-speed automatic transmission, and a sophisticated and steady suspension.
From the outside, the all-new Sedona looks classy and stylish. Inside, there's seven-passenger seating with seats that easily collapse to create a vast cargo space. Every cabin convenience known to man is either standard or available; there are storage spaces everywhere you turn, and no fewer than 14 cupholders. And the Sedona achieves five-star crash certification, all for a base price of $22,995.

Car and Driver via AOL Autos:

"The new Sedona has everything a minivan must: a solid drivetrain, enough optional electronic gadgetry to narcotize the kiddies on trips, side windows that roll down, lots of cup holders, an optional power liftgate, and standard airbags in front and all along the sides. The drivetrain is refined and powerful, the chassis is well-sorted, and there's plenty of room for plenty of stuff"

More information about the 2006 Kia Sedona on MSN Autos.

3. 2003 Saturn VUE_SUV Silver_$6,900_90,978 mi_5-speed Manual_Highway MPG = 28

Info about the 2003 Saturn VUE at AOL Autos, Vehix.com, and MSN Autos.

4. 2002 Honda CR-V_SUV Blue_$6,900_141,574 mi_Highway MPG = 26

Info about the 2002 Honda CR-V at MSN Autos, AOL Autos, and Vehix.com

Small Passenger Cars

The following article from MSN Autos highlighted what they term "Small Passenger Cars":
Small Passenger Cars - MSN Autos

Small passenger cars are sub-compact or compact cars. Most of the cars at Earthy Cars fall into this category. We specialize in fuel-thrifty vehicles and affordable yet quality vehicles. As MSN says, most of these type of vehicles are found among small passenger cars.

Our current lot includes small passenger cars that are sedans/coupes (4 Toyota Corolla's, 2 Toyota Yaris's, 6 Honda Civic's, 2 Scion xB's, VW Jetta, Ford Focus), hatchbacks (2 Toyota Yaris's, Toyota Matrix, Honda Fit, Scion xA, VW Beetle), SUV (Chrysler PT Cruiser, Honda CRV), and luxury (BMW 3 Series).

Check out our inventory here: Earthy Cars - Pre-owned inventory

Excepts from the article (credits to MSN Auto):

"Listen up, car shoppers. The easiest place to find fuel-thrifty autos is in the small car segment.

The small car class also is where you can find the lowest-priced new cars. And the segment has new entries, including the Honda Fit, Nissan Versa, Toyota Yaris and Chevrolet HHR, that are getting a lot of attention.

But expect to spend some time shopping around. There are nearly four dozen small-car nameplates sold in the U.S., and manufacturer's suggested retail prices start around $10,000.

Among the small cars with the lowest starting prices are the Chevrolet Aveo, Kia Rio and Toyota Yaris."

Photo Gallery: Small Passenger Cars

Body Styles and Fuel Economy
"Small cars come in several body types—sedans, 3- and 5-door hatchbacks, wagons and even a compact, 6-passenger van of sorts.

Yes, "small car" refers to all sorts of vehicles, including sedans such as the long-running Toyota Corolla and Nissan Sentra as well as coupes such as the Chevrolet Cobalt, Mitsubishi Eclipse and Chrysler Crossfire. Other types of small cars are hatchbacks such as the Chrysler PT Cruiser and wagons such as the Subaru Impreza Wagon and Ford Focus Wagon.

But don't let the word "small" fool you. Today's new small vehicles can be big on value, flexibility and safety features, not to mention fuel savings.

Indeed, the 2007 Toyota Yaris ranks as the best fuel-sipping, gasoline-only-powered small car in the country with a federal government mileage rating of 34 miles per gallon in city driving and 40 mpg on the highway. This is for a 106-horsepower Yaris with 5-speed manual transmission. Note that the Yaris is available both as a sedan and a 3-door hatchback.

The overall highest mileage small car, though, is the 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid. An electrical motor supplements this hybrid's 110-horsepower 1.3-liter 4-cylinder gas engine. The result is a government fuel economy rating of 49/51 mpg for this sedan. (Honda's previous best-mileage hybrid, the Insight hatchback, was dropped as of the 2007 model year.)

Small Car Characteristics

"Most small cars are available only with naturally aspirated 4-cylinder engines, and why not? With their small size, vehicles in this class typically don't need a lot of power to get them from place to place.

But shoppers can find small vehicles with larger engines, too. For example, all versions of Volvo's smallest car, the S40 sedan, are powered by 5-cylinder engines, while Infiniti's G35 has a 280-horsepower V6 and Ford's Mustang is available with V8s. Indeed, the top Mustang, a limited edition Ford Shelby GT500, has a 500-horsepower 5.4-liter V8.

Most small cars are front-wheel-drive vehicles, which means engine power goes to the front wheels which then pull the rear wheels along. Front-wheel-drive cars tend to weigh less than rear- or all-wheel-drive vehicles and they include the Hyundai Accent and Elantra, Ford Focus, Saturn Ion, MINI Cooper, Kia Spectra and Scion xA, xB and tC.

In recent years, more small cars have come to market offering all-wheel drive. Examples include the Audi A3, which uses Audi's quattro all-wheel-drive system that's controlled electronically and doesn't require any input from the driver, and the new-for-2007 Dodge Caliber hatchback. The Suzuki Aerio, with a starting price of just over $16,000, is the least-expensive all-wheel-drive vehicle on the market.

But don't forget Subaru, which makes all-wheel drive standard on all its cars, including its lowest-priced model—the Impreza small car. It starts at more than $18,000. Jaguar's smallest car, the X-TYPE, also comes only with all-wheel drive. There is no front- or rear-wheel model.

Shoppers can find only a few smaller cars that are rear-wheel drive. These tend to be sporty models such as the Ford Mustang and the BMW 3-Series."

Honda Small Car News
New for 2007, the Honda Fit is a 5-passenger, small hatchback designed to slot below the Honda Civic in showrooms. Sold in Asia and Europe for years, the Fit comes to the States with a 109-horsepower 1.5-liter VTEC 4-cylinder engine. An intriguing engine partner is a 5-speed automatic transmission. No other small car in America has this many gears in its automatic transmission. Honda officials note that more gears provide for better fuel economy and performance. A 5-speed manual transmission also is available.

Be sure to check out the Fit's rear seats. Yes, they split 60/40 and have seatbacks that fold down like those in other cars. But there's an additional feature if someone needs to haul tall cargo in this car. The Fit's rear seat cushions can be raised off the floor and folded against the seatbacks, providing what Honda calls the "tall object mode."

Other small-car news at Honda is the first-ever Civic Si. New for 2007, this sedan basically has the same, 197-horsepower 2.0-liter 4 cylinder with i-VTEC that's in the Civic Si coupe and deeply bolstered front seats, like those in the coupe. Civic Si coupes have been around in the States since 1986.

Toyota's New Small Car

"Toyota dropped its ECHO small car and replaced it in calendar 2006 with the 2007 Yaris. Also sold in Europe and Japan, the Yaris slots below the Toyota Corolla and is offered in two body styles: sedan and 3-door hatchback. But in the States, the Yaris rides on a longer and wider platform than it does in overseas models.

The Yaris' claim to fame is its long wheelbase—which, incidentally, is the distance from the center of one wheel on one side of the vehicle to the center of the other wheel on that same side. The Yaris wheelbase is longer than many competitors', which helps provide generous interior space. The engine is a 106-horsepower version of the 1.5-liter four cylinder, with VVT-i, that's in the Scion xA and xB cars. A 4-speed automatic and 5-speed manual are offered."

Luxury in Smaller Packages

"Small cars aren't just mainstream models. Some luxury makes also include small cars in their showrooms.

For example, Audi added the A3 to its lineup recently. With a starting price tag of less than $25,000 and a 5-door hatchback design, it is a decidedly "premium" small car powered by a 200-horsepower 2.0-liter turbocharged 4 cylinder or a 250-horsepower 3.2-liter V6. The A3's Direct Shift Gearbox (DSG) automatic transmission is one of the hottest new automotive technologies in Europe, since it allows very quick gear shifts without loss of traction because of its use of an electro-hydraulically controlled twin clutch. Basically, it's designed to be an automatic transmission that provides the driving pleasure of a manual."

Versatility Available

"Cars in this segment may be small, but they can include versatile storage space and decent passenger room.

For example, the retro-styled Chrysler PT Cruiser includes a surprising 40.9 inches of rear-seat legroom, which is more than in some midsize sedans. The rear seats also are removable, which leaves an SUV-like 64.2 cubic feet of cargo space."

"And the Toyota Matrix, as well as its sibling, the Pontiac Vibe, features a high sitting position, which improves passengers' views out of the vehicles as well as passenger seat comfort. Total cargo space is 53.2 cubic feet. Note the front passenger seatback can fold down to accommodate long items to extend from the back all the way through the interior."

Old Faithfuls

"Many small cars have been on the market for some time and continue to receive upgrades and win buyers.

The Ford Mustang, for example, has been a strong seller among young and old alike ever since it was redesigned with strong heritage looks for the 2005 model year. The Mustang dates back to 1964 as the original "pony car." For 2007, Ford is selling new performance versions of the Mustang, including the Shelby GT and limited edition Shelby GT500.

Another long-lived nameplate is the VW New Beetle. VW's original Beetle dates to the 1940s in Europe and was a popular car for young Baby Boomers in the 1960s and '70s."

We also have a few mid-size cars if that's what you're looking for (Honda Accord, 2 Toyota Camry's, 2 Toyota Prius's, Volvo V70)