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Car suggestion/help. I'm looking to buy a car possibly in two weeks or so. First off I have a $4000 to maybe $7000 budget. It'll mostly be used to get to point A to B and possibly road trips. I work at Kits and live in Surrey so I would need something fuel efficient. Also looking for something with some speed at least. Cars i've been looking at so far :
Any other suggestion or which one on the list would be best for what i'm looking for. Aaand anyone wanna teach me how to drive stick shift? Kcool. Haha :D |
Don't think $7000 could get you a good RSX-S. $7000 could get you a late Integra GS-R. |
integra all teh way |
Get a Suzuki swift.. :P Was my first car and was a great A to B car.. Cheap on gas $30 full tank.. You could beat on it all you want and it will still run good.. Plus you can redline it all day and not pass the speed limit... |
which ever vtec bau's the hardest I'd go with that. |
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get a mk1 or mk2 turbo sprint / firefly |
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Which one would be the most fuel efficient and would have speed at the same time? |
You know, you could do your own research and come up with your own personal decision? I can guarantee you'll get more info that way than by asking people on here. Quote:
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Is this...the new jtang84? :lol Anyway, scrap the RSX-S. You'll have to pay at least double for one. Celica - you can't seat 4 passengers comfortably. Prelude - Maybe. Integra/Civic is your best bet. |
by speed i mean fast. Not hella fast but faster than your regular cars and such. I guess what's left on the list is the Integra and Prelude. I'll just get which ever one I find cheaper for the money and the one with better gas milage. |
prelude burns oil like a bitch. my buddy has one. So like I said before get an integra GSR, sure it's no Type R but it'll be peppy aand sporty enough for your daily commute. Take your time to find a good one on craigs or RS. /thread |
You're on a tight budget eh? Nothing wrong with that, but keep your expectations realistic... and don't forget to budget for gas and insurance. If $7k is going to tear gaping holes in your wallet, what will you do if you need new tires or just need to maintain the damn thing? Just stuff to keep in mind. |
^ I agree with jjson I used to own a 95 integra. Pretty good car cuz it's not too slow and it's fuel efficient. Make sure you get A/C...unless you're a windows down guy from kits to surrey. |
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$7000 can go a long way. I got my 01 A4 Quattro fopr $7000.. Add a $300 chip, and I've got a "family sedan" that can really go. |
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have to be Japanese? 96 to 99 VW gti vr6 or jetta vr6 would fit the bill. Or like 2000+ jetta or golf 2.0. Also early e36 325is can be had in decent shape for around 5k, and they are super fun to drive. |
What do you mean i should include the maintainance? *i'm a her btw. No it doesnt have to be japanese. Those are the only ones i've found but i'm open to suggestions. I'd love to have a european car to be honest but i didnt think i could get one in my budget. Posted via RS Mobile |
What I mentioned are all around 5-6k. If you have 7000 you are willing to spend total, shoot to spend 5k they you have 2k left if anything comes up. Things are bound to break on any car, and its always nice to have the money around waiting for when it happens so your car doesn't end up sitting in your driveway for a month. |
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Luckily, this isn't the Vancouver Off-Topic forum... |
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Go to craigslist, put your maximum amount at $8000. Pick out cars you like, GOOGLE the cars. Find out what sort of quirks they have. Go test drive the car. Then make your own decision. |
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