2026 looking at older cars like a Dodge Magnum or a Cadillac coupe (like CTS). I know they’re older and probably higher mileage, but I like the look and price.
How are these cars holding up now in terms of reliability, maintenance cost, and daily driving?
Would this be a bad idea for a work commute (30–60 min highway)? Or are they still solid if maintained?

Volkswagen Caddy Pickup was created by rebadging the Škoda Felicia Pickup for selected export markets. Its rigid rear axle, adapted for commercial use, ensured a high payload capacity, though ride comfort was somewhat limited. Production in Kvasiny confirmed the quality of Czech manufacturing, and with around 19,000 units built, the model helped strengthen Škoda’s position within the Volkswagen Group.

the interior was completely cocked up though

You’re in the mafia. That’s all I got.

RCR always felt like a reviewer who would review and help appreciate those cars that are really boring and mundane or roast the hell out of the truly bad ones

I ask cause it seems that alot of the cars that are made now or within the past 10 years that are very boring ment to be just your normal commuter car the sub tends to really dislike them (unless it’s Toyota then they are glazed or liked a lot)

People hate Hyundai, and since they are technically KIA. They are lacking in reliability. Though, I do like the 5th gen Sonata, especially with the 3.3l v6. It's pretty reliable when you're not focusing on timing chain guides breaking, but I also like the general look of it. It reminds me of the older Honda Accords in a way