110% sure. I took my checkbook with me when I went to test drive this 2014, I was so sure it was coming home with me, but after a short drive the temptation level dropped to zero.
The interior was ancient, like you’d find in a Conestoga wagon. So there’s less than zero chance of getting something older.
Depreciation isn’t the only factor, but for a newer model it seems like a logical place to start the browsing/driving process because: 1- this isn’t a passion of mine or a dream car regardless of the trim or equipment, and 2- I put on so few miles, and those are basically between home and the grocery store and the airport.