Final Car Thread...Hopefully. Which Car Should I Get: A 2016 Corolla, Versa, or Civic?

[BigMoneyGrip]

Stay away from the Fiesta. I sell Fords and they had transmission issues around that time..

Fukk no to the Versa and Sonic

The fact the Civic is an EXL means is like it'll have more equipment and they hold they're value the best of all those cars.. Get the Honda

You smell fords breh? I’m in the market for a 2018/19 Mustang GT 6sp coupe how much yall have them for? I’m talking out the door cash price?

 

[904]

You smell fords breh? I’m in the market for a 2018/19 Mustang GT 6sp coupe how much yall have them for? I’m talking out the door cash price?

A base GT will start in the mid 30s and can get into the 50s depending on what you want in options.. Do you know what you really want?

Also Ford invectives people to finance with them by offering more cash rebates.. I tell people all the time just to finance with Ford then pay cash or refinance it once you have an account number, usually a couple weeks after purchase.

 

[DJ Paul's Arm]

Civic. If maintained properly, them bytches will last forever.

 

[97Pac]

The Corolla will have the best resell value out of all them. They are stupid reliable and people are generally willing to pay more for a used vehicle they know will last. The civic looks better though.

I use to work as a tech at honda and most of the techs there drove Toyotas/Lexus

 

[Actually6Foot3]

i wish i could find insurance that cheap. 289 for 6 months. i pay about that in 2 months

Lmao bruh here in NYC full coverage on a 2016 accord would run me $290 A MONTH! 289 for 6 months I'd jizz my fukking pants and immediately a start BMW shopping

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

A base GT will start in the mid 30s and can get into the 50s depending on what you want in options.. Do you know what you really want?

Also Ford invectives people to finance with them by offering more cash rebates.. I tell people all the time just to finance with Ford then pay cash or refinance it once you have an account number, usually a couple weeks after purchase.

I’m looking for a base model, I’ll be tracking it and doing slight mods.. I’m seeing some 2017s and 16s brand new some dealers haven’t sold yet and I know they want to get off their hands.. plus I like the styling of the 16s/17s.. the new 18s/19s im not feeling the slight refresh, however the new stangs come with the quad exhaust now so it is what it is..

I really don’t want any payments man.. I have the cash in hand ready to cut the check..

 

[BrehWyatt]

Civic or Corolla.

I will say my best friend had a Versa (older model) and he put that bytch through EVERYTHING. It ran without issue until he totaled it though.

Have heard mixed reviews on the Fiesta, and know nothing about the Sonic.

 

[Noriega]

You putting $4500 down when you could cop in cash a fully loaded 10-15 year old Acura or Lexus that’s just as reliable

nikkas on here love them some car notes

 

[904]

I’m looking for a base model, I’ll be tracking it and doing slight mods.. I’m seeing some 2017s and 16s brand new some dealers haven’t sold yet and I know they want to get off their hands.. plus I like the styling of the 16s/17s.. the new 18s/19s im not feeling the slight refresh, however the new stangs come with the quad exhaust now so it is what it is..

I really don’t want any payments man.. I have the cash in hand ready to cut the check..

Oh if that's the case go find one that's certified pre-owned.. Truthfully a new 16/17 is likely still going to be a bad deal as the dealers typically only write them down so much

That's crazy if you're still seeing 17s new, I don't even have any 18s left lol

A 16 base should be in the low 20s

 

[Strapped]

You putting $4500 down when you could cop in cash a fully loaded 10-15 year old Acura or Lexus that’s just as reliable

nikkas on here love them some car notes

Lexus & acura parts are expensive

 

[O.T.I.S.]

Damn you still ain’t bought a car?

What you been doing, carpooling with other Bron stains?

Anyway, I gotta see the carfaxes on all of those. They all sound feminine af BUT the newer car with the lesser miles is always a more solid choice... especially if tgey can come down on price.

What are you putting down? Interest rate? Are you buying off private seller or from dealership? Are you using Navy Fed/USAA or the dealer giving you a low interest rate?

 

[O.T.I.S.]

So according to majority of everyone else its between the civic and corolla

What the carfax lookin like

 

[GoldCoastSaint]

Foreigns only

 

[surv2syn]

Honda and Toyota still the tops but they are just so overpriced IMO now. shyts are crazy. Nissan has about the best value. I sold a couple Jukes and them shyts were straight....4x4, turbo up to 215hp (by far the most in a vehicle its size/class), sunroof, power outside locks, 3 driving modes, and this is all in the SV version! I was going to buy a 2018 Ridgeline for resale, man, that truck is $40k and it was the most unimpressive interior/dash I have seen in a while.

 

[Kyle C. Barker]

That Honda will run forever. 44k miles is really nothing. Just regular oil changes and your set. I 220k miles on my 2010, same engine and transmission, no major repairs on it whatsoever