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What used car would you buy for under 10k?
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mooncancook
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Protege 5 is quite nice and cheap.
Edit: in manual shift coz that's more fun and reliable
Edit: in manual shift coz that's more fun and reliable
Maxima, Camry, Accord, Altima, even a Civic....
You gotta do the research and make sure your getting what you pay for. Like make sure it does just "test drive" good, but actually drives good for a long time. cheack out the carfax history. you can get that for about 15 bucks, i believe.
If you are buying through a dealer, make sure it has a 30 day or something no hassle return guarantee.
You gotta do the research and make sure your getting what you pay for. Like make sure it does just "test drive" good, but actually drives good for a long time. cheack out the carfax history. you can get that for about 15 bucks, i believe.
If you are buying through a dealer, make sure it has a 30 day or something no hassle return guarantee.
IAteYourMother
Lifer
mcClaren F1. dunno if you'd be able to find one under 10k, but if you can, go for it
AmericanRebel
Member
V-8 Mustang/ Camaro FTW. But seriously, you could get any VW TDI, or a VR6 if you wanted a sportier car.
InlineFour
Banned
99-00 civic si - cheap pocket rocket
94-01 integra gsr - slightly faster and expensive.
both these cars are very fuel efficient under 5k rpm. over 5k rpm is another story. 😉
94-01 integra gsr - slightly faster and expensive.
both these cars are very fuel efficient under 5k rpm. over 5k rpm is another story. 😉
AmericanRebel
Member
Then why recommend a Honda? A girl at school has had her accord in the shop 3 times this month but insists Honda's are more reliable than any other car
AmericanRebel
Member
A ford? Can you say transmission failure?
Accipiter22
Banned
2005 Chevy Malibu Classic. for 9995 and under 29k miles I love mine so far
Few cars I've rented that are real late-model used car values (all 4 cylinders):
2003 Mitsubishi Galant - Great basic transportation, Japanese (car) reliaibility.
2002 Nissan Altima - Might not meet your budget, I was impressed with the car.
2004 Chevy Cavalier - Dirt cheap, decent to drive, great powertrain. Late model so reliability should be decent.
Can't recommend Honda or Toyota on that budget, their resale value is too strong to be considered a good value.
2003 Mitsubishi Galant - Great basic transportation, Japanese (car) reliaibility.
2002 Nissan Altima - Might not meet your budget, I was impressed with the car.
2004 Chevy Cavalier - Dirt cheap, decent to drive, great powertrain. Late model so reliability should be decent.
Can't recommend Honda or Toyota on that budget, their resale value is too strong to be considered a good value.
AmericanRebel
Member
They don't all have trans problems, i was mostly refering to the trucks and the escort, those are the only ones i've had any experience with
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