Start with the right question
If you’re choosing an AWD vehicle, the real decision is which one gives you the best balance of condition, mileage, and price for the money. AWD helps, but it doesn’t tell you how the car was cared for, and that matters a lot once you’re comparing used options.
That’s why I’d slow the search down and compare the actual cars instead of chasing a badge first. Around Union and the rest of Union County, that usually saves people time because the best buy is often the one with the cleanest overall story, not the biggest nameplate.
How I’d compare the names you mentioned
You mentioned CX-5, CX-9, and Legacy, and I’d treat those as three different types of AWD choices.
- CX-5: the one I’d usually look at first if you want a smaller AWD crossover.
- CX-9: worth a look if you want more size and are open to a larger vehicle.
- Legacy: a useful comparison point if you want a sedan and still want AWD.
I wouldn’t decide from the badge alone. If two of them are close in price, the better move is to compare mileage, maintenance, and how much wear each one shows.
What I’d verify before you come in
- Whether the exact car you’re looking at has AWD
- Mileage and overall condition
- Any available service information
- How the numbers line up between two or three options
If you want to see what’s currently available, you can browse inventory here: https://jorgesellscars.com/inventory.php
How I can help from here
I’m Jorge, a Chevrolet salesperson at Open Road Chevrolet in Union, New Jersey. If you send me two or three stock numbers, I can compare them with you and help you narrow down which one makes more sense. If you don’t have exact matches yet, I can still help you sort the current choices and tell you what’s worth a closer look.
If you’re shopping from Union or nearby New Jersey towns, I’ll keep it straightforward and focus on the cars that actually deserve your time.