Is there a high penalty fee for paying off the ES200 installment within two years if the plan is for five years? Any insights from esteemed ES owners?

Is the 720S still available as a new car? Or will it be replaced by the 765LT within two to three years?

Is the maintenance cost for the 720s high? I've been looking into it for several days and I'm really tempted. Planning to buy one next year to drive to school for fun. But I've heard you guys say it has a lot of small issues. I don't plan to drive it often, so what's the approximate monthly maintenance cost? My family is kind of like "only pay for the purchase, not for the upkeep" [crying]. At the same time, I also need to maintain another four-seater car (not exceeding 500,000).

How is the Kaiyi X3 automatic? Is the fuel consumption high? Does it have a lot of minor issues? Planning to buy one after restrictions are lifted. Please give some real insights, thanks.

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Guys, has anyone taken the Grand Cherokee off-road? What level of intensity? Will the unibody frame deform if you go too hard? I've had it for five years and haven't taken it off-road yet. I tried with the Compass before and ended up getting all four wheels off the ground on a dirt mound—still got some trauma from that.

Does this car have many issues? Does it have a reverse radar image? Is the fuel consumption high? I'm planning to buy two for construction sites. Can it carry cargo?

Is the two-door version of the Jeep Wrangler worth buying if I'm traveling solo across the country at 36, without carrying too much luggage and not planning to go off-road? Just asking fellow car enthusiasts if this car is worth it or if there are better recommendations. I don't like large or long vehicles.

2019 model (purchased in November 2019), two-wheel drive, five-seater luxury version. Recently, the push-start button isn't responsive, and I have to press it hard for it to work. What could be the issue? Could fellow car enthusiasts share some insights? Thanks.

I'm looking to buy a mid to high trim Ford Taurus from 2015-2017. I want the car to be in good condition with low mileage, and I'm willing to pay a bit above the market price. Planning to purchase in about a month or two since I'm currently still saving up. It's for personal use, so I'm not in a rush.

Can you get the Yingku 1.5T Max with a five-year installment plan at 10.5 without interest?