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Jul 05, 2021 - 02:57 AM
Hi there
In this case, it's also worth considering that the Fluid is the higher trim level, with more standard equipment than the Glide trim level (which is pretty barren inside). In this case, you'll be paying extra for 3 things: a higher trim level, lower mileage, and a later model year; so the price difference isn't really excessive. However, in your case, we'd recommend you to test drive them both, and pick the one that "feels" younger to drive - compare their gearshift actions, brakes, and pay attention to suspension noises; and then buy the one which feels nicer to you. They're both solid cars, and neither will give hassles in the long term - provided they're both serviced equally, of course.
Hope this helps!
The AskAutoTrader Team
In this case, it's also worth considering that the Fluid is the higher trim level, with more standard equipment than the Glide trim level (which is pretty barren inside). In this case, you'll be paying extra for 3 things: a higher trim level, lower mileage, and a later model year; so the price difference isn't really excessive. However, in your case, we'd recommend you to test drive them both, and pick the one that "feels" younger to drive - compare their gearshift actions, brakes, and pay attention to suspension noises; and then buy the one which feels nicer to you. They're both solid cars, and neither will give hassles in the long term - provided they're both serviced equally, of course.
Hope this helps!
The AskAutoTrader Team
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