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Mr. Manhattan

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Still have no clue what to get
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Buy a Toyota corolla it's a gas saver and will last you a long time
 

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More indexisive than clueless :damn:

I'm thinkin about gettin a mazda 3 :ohhh:
I don't know much about newer cars, but I wouldn't fukk with a 90s model Ford, 90s-early 2000s model Chrysler/Dodge (Chrysler owns Dodge), and definitely no European cars.

I have two mid-90's civics, and used to own a 2001 civic. All manual. If you get one that's stock (so if no young person owned it), they'll be good to you. Preventive maintenance like getting the timing belt changed, changing spark plugs/wires, and eventually the distributor (spendy but they last a while) is to be expected. But if you treat it well, it'll return the favor. My current one gets 45+ mpg.

But you should really just make sure you research the car, whichever car(s) you look at, and don't pay more than you think it's worth. Make an informed decision and you won't have regrets going forward. Go to edmonds.com and kbb.com, look at what people say about it. Don't rush things.
 

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My dad hit me wit the :weezy: and told me I can only spend 5k :damn:

:beli: buy a used corolla bruh a 2002 or 2003 is perfect and should run for 3000-5000 you'll thank me when you budget out those gas prices and see how much the car saves you + that shyt has an excellent reliable engine the milage won't matter, my aunt pushes a 96 corolla over 250,000 miles and shyt is still running good
 

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I bought a Carbon 15 when I was 18
:beli: buy a used corolla bruh a 2002 or 2003 is perfect and should run for 3000-5000 you'll thank me when you budget out those gas prices and see how much the car saves you + that shyt has an excellent reliable engine the milage won't matter, my aunt pushes a 96 corolla over 250,000 miles and shyt is still running good

:ohhh:
 

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:leon: Interesting.

I guess that's why I never see any Honda Accord taxicabs.....

I always see other mid-size cars like the Camry's, Impalas, Crown Vic's, Tauruses, etc. but never any Accords....

:ehh:
Its because those cars you named have waaaaay more trunk & backseat space.
 
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