Cheap, high quality...
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Before you pull the trigger on a nicer car, think about the "character builder" I have to offer. $500 plus the cost of the possible tow, depending on your luck that day. It occasionally shuts down half-way through your drive for a wide variety of reasons. There won't be any windows down, music blasting temptations. The windows do not work. Will lead them to be a more patient person. When the vehicle shuts down, you often wait up to half an hour before it's functioning properly again. Year supply of replacement window tape included. Offer won't last long though.
Those are what my kids drive. Two kids under the age of 21 and around $2400 a year for insurance. Best school cars ever!! No way in hell, I would ever give a first time driver a near new or new car. My first car was a 4 door Caprice Classic.
might hit you up on that in about a year, have really been wanting to go gambling the last few years but schedule has never worked out.
I bought a 96 Accord with 75k miles in 2003 and I still drive it everyday 33 miles each way for work. It has 250k and runs like a dream. It has been totaled by hail (which paid for the car) and looks like ****, but it is a runner.
Honda is the obvious answer, although they can be a little pricey.
Honda is the obvious answer, although they can be a little pricey.
I don't think there's a car out there that I couldn't get 300,000 miles out of it easy. I was seriously looking at a Malibu with 228,000 miles on it. It was beautiful and ran like a dream. It kind of bugs me that people think Honda and Toyota are the only ones that make quality cars anymore.
No, just looking for safe, reliable and that size. Wanted an Accord, Civic, Fusion, etc. But for the right price I could be flexible with all but safety.
