What is a good first car?
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I have 2 cars right now, Suzuki Esteem 1999 and Volkswagon Golf 2000. I am selling the Esteem, and maybe keeping the Golf (it has much work done on it, like blow off valves, cold air intake, speed chipped, turbocharged, etc.), but I thinking to sell the Golf and get a new car. Any good first cars?
I was thinking: Honda Civic 2002, Mitsubishi Eclipse 2002, or even a 2001 Nissan Skyline
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What are you going to use the car for?
The choices you listed are 3 very different cars. Good luck getting a 2001 Nissan Skyline.
A 2002 Civic (even in a coupe version) has a useable back seat and is fairly practical. The Eclipse is pretty much a 2-seater, the back seat is useless. The Skyline isn’t readily available on the used car market since they weren’t originally sold in America.
August 10th, 2011 at 7:55 pm -
Nascar Kids Clothes said:
I bought a 2008 Kia Optima with a lot of options and low mileage from Carmax and love it. Paid it off early, too.
August 14th, 2011 at 1:03 am -
Video Game News said:
Skyline
pulsar gti-r
300zx
q45/cima
maxima
i30 a32
cefiro a31
350gt/G35
180sx
200sx S13 S14 S14A versions.AKA Silvia to S15
240sx for US folks
laurel
gloria
president
Supra
celica
gs300/aristo
is200/altezza
sc300/soarer
cesior
chaser
cresta
cressida
mr2 Turbo
mark II twin turbo
323 turbo
mx3
mx5
mx6
rx7
eunos cosmos
civic type r
accord type r
integra dc2 dc5 type r
legend
Evo
galant vr4
3000gt/gto
fto
colt
mirage
glanza
jetta
corrado
golf
scirroco
328i
330i
calibra v6/turbo
prelude a list of modded and tuner cars for you to sort through for prices etc where you live.August 15th, 2011 at 2:07 pm -
Maid Outfit said:
Avoid anything from Japan or Korea because they have high repair costs and will often leave you with nothing to drive while you wait for ordered parts to come in. The also don’t last as long as American or European cars. Even the ones “assembled” in America are built with low quality imported Japanese parts .
That fact being said I suggest a Chevy Camaro, Pontiac Solstice, Corvette or Ford Mustang for sports cars.
Chevy Cobalt, Chevy Malibu or Ford Focus for practical cars.
Jeep Liberty for off road fun.
If you prefer an imported car go with Mercedes, Audi, or VW they will be a LOT more reliable than Japanese or Korean.
August 16th, 2011 at 2:09 pm
