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Ryan from Ohio
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The v6 new tibs were like 20K usd...
For that kind of money there are just far better cars...
Hell you can get a Chevy Cobalt for like $14 now...
For that kind of money there are just far better cars...
Hell you can get a Chevy Cobalt for like $14 now...
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veggie-man
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toyota camry :) look at the pre-owned models. i got mine (01) for 11k with 85k miles... AND a warrantee... so far i have 130k miles on it... and nothing has gone wrong with it.... honestly everyone i have asked that has had a camry has had no problems with it... i do understand that this is a completely diffrent idea you had but its worth a look.
if you want speed i'm sure you could find an integra or civic and just put 3-4k into it and soop it up?
if you want speed i'm sure you could find an integra or civic and just put 3-4k into it and soop it up?
"honestly everyone i have asked that has had a camry has had no problems with it..."
You didn't ask me
Mine was the biggest pile of shit that ever hit asphalt.
Out of the two, I'd get the Mustang. Solid engine and transmissions, better resale value, cheaper parts. I think it ranked as the most reliable American car in 2004 according to CR if you trust that kind of thing, something like only 4 problems per 100 vehicles? IDK, personally I'm not a stats man. I just know I haven't seen anyone fuss about a Mustang, whether 3.8L or 4.6L. Main drawback to the car is interior ergonomics.
You didn't ask me
Out of the two, I'd get the Mustang. Solid engine and transmissions, better resale value, cheaper parts. I think it ranked as the most reliable American car in 2004 according to CR if you trust that kind of thing, something like only 4 problems per 100 vehicles? IDK, personally I'm not a stats man. I just know I haven't seen anyone fuss about a Mustang, whether 3.8L or 4.6L. Main drawback to the car is interior ergonomics.
" For some reason '02 Neons are about 300$ MORE then a Mustang per year for insurance... Thats FULL coverage for both vehicles... He was surprised about that also."
Don't know why he was surprised. Compact cars always have been higher on insurance. Neon wouldn't exactly be my choice of a compact car, anyway. Much better options out there.
Don't know why he was surprised. Compact cars always have been higher on insurance. Neon wouldn't exactly be my choice of a compact car, anyway. Much better options out there.
