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I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?

 
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
A nice wrangler, make sure it's straight six though
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
Try buying one of the used rental cars from places like Enterprise. Good deal and they have been well maintained.

As for car, have had really good luck with Nissan. Last one lasted for 13 years and the one before that was 10 years old when it was totaled in an accident.

Volkswagon is also good and good on gas.

You might even for look for a used Prius so you can drive on the cheap.
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yeah ok

7500

gas at 3 bucks

so about twice the mileage of average shitboxers

so he will need to drive his used prius 250,000 miles before he breaks even and starts saving money. LOL

find a ford f 100 straight six buy that and spend the left over money on guns food and silver , gas won't be around much longer for the peons anyways.
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
My budget is $7,500
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Get one from a dealership if you got 7500 youll get a nice car but you will pay a bit too much but it will be in good shape .
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Bad advice.
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Buy an older model Jeep Cherokee 1993-2001. 2wd if you're basically doing highway and city miles or 4x4 for offroad. Tuned up and running right they get about 18-20 mpg. The 6 cylinder engine is practically bulletproof if it's maintained.

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Do NOT buy from craigslist/ ebay/ ect...ect ..you would ne shocked how many ppl DONT know its a scam!!!
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11/30/2012 11:46 PM
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
I would pick a Honda. The japs never fails. Try a Civic or Accord. Good luck.
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11/30/2012 11:49 PM
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
3 words for you. Toyota, Honda, Nissan...

If you are set on a car and not a truck, you can get a very reliable Camry or Corolla that will run forever if you take care of it and it has no major problems to begin with.

Or you can get a Civic or an Accord that will also run forever.

Want something fast and reliable? Look at 2002 and older Nissan Maximas...you will be surprised at the performance.


But I suggest a truck. It provides transportation and can be used as a work vehicle. In which case I recommend a Toyota Tacoma or a Nissan Frontier. Great reliability. The Toyota will be more expensive because it is rock solid.
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11/30/2012 11:50 PM
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Do NOT buy from craigslist/ ebay/ ect...ect ..you would ne shocked how many ppl DONT know its a scam!!!
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wrong, I have had many successes with ebay cars and trucks.
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
By the way, buy private party and pay a mechanic $50 to $100 to do a thorough check of the vehicles condition.

If you buy from a dealer, you are just paying extra for everyone involved in the transaction to make money. Waste of money.

It is going to take some time to find a diamond in the rough.

My last used car took me about 7 months to find. And it was awesome.
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
my advice to you is buy a truck, but it's hard to find a good used truck, they are usually beat to hell.
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
3 words for you. Toyota, Honda, Nissan...

If you are set on a car and not a truck, you can get a very reliable Camry or Corolla that will run forever if you take care of it and it has no major problems to begin with.

Or you can get a Civic or an Accord that will also run forever.

Want something fast and reliable? Look at 2002 and older Nissan Maximas...you will be surprised at the performance.


But I suggest a truck. It provides transportation and can be used as a work vehicle. In which case I recommend a Toyota Tacoma or a Nissan Frontier. Great reliability. The Toyota will be more expensive because it is rock solid.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11769536


The above used to be true when Japanese autos were really made in Japan. With manufaturing taking place elsewhere, quality has suffered. Most Fords are as good or better than an American Camry.
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
3 words for you. Toyota, Honda, Nissan...

If you are set on a car and not a truck, you can get a very reliable Camry or Corolla that will run forever if you take care of it and it has no major problems to begin with.

Or you can get a Civic or an Accord that will also run forever.

Want something fast and reliable? Look at 2002 and older Nissan Maximas...you will be surprised at the performance.


But I suggest a truck. It provides transportation and can be used as a work vehicle. In which case I recommend a Toyota Tacoma or a Nissan Frontier. Great reliability. The Toyota will be more expensive because it is rock solid.
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Oops, meant 2002 and NEWER Maxima. 255 HP 3.5 litre V6 is a power house.
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
By the way, buy private party and pay a mechanic $50 to $100 to do a thorough check of the vehicles condition.

If you buy from a dealer, you are just paying extra for everyone involved in the transaction to make money. Waste of money.

It is going to take some time to find a diamond in the rough.

My last used car took me about 7 months to find. And it was awesome.
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Best advice.
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
3 words for you. Toyota, Honda, Nissan...

If you are set on a car and not a truck, you can get a very reliable Camry or Corolla that will run forever if you take care of it and it has no major problems to begin with.

Or you can get a Civic or an Accord that will also run forever.

Want something fast and reliable? Look at 2002 and older Nissan Maximas...you will be surprised at the performance.


But I suggest a truck. It provides transportation and can be used as a work vehicle. In which case I recommend a Toyota Tacoma or a Nissan Frontier. Great reliability. The Toyota will be more expensive because it is rock solid.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 11769536


The above used to be true when Japanese autos were really made in Japan. With manufaturing taking place elsewhere, quality has suffered. Most Fords are as good or better than an American Camry.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 740874


He will be buying USED. So my post is 100% spot on...

And even by todays levels of quality and reliability, American brand vehicles are still behind the Japanese. Just because Ford has caught up a bit, doesn't mean they have surpassed the Japanese quality.

For reliability you still cannot beat Toyota/Lexus.
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
Get a bunch of money from student loans and put a down payment on a hummer, spend the rest on rims, new iphone, and a system.
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Get a bunch of money from student loans and put a down payment on a hummer, spend the rest on rims, new iphone, and a system.
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Buy a small 4 cyl pickup. Equip it with extra deep cycle marine batteries and both a small solar cell (+/-) 300watt trickle charger. Combine that with a 800 watt AC power inverter and a propane heat soarce. These can be installed in a high profile camper top. throw in a nice memory foam mattress, a cooler, camp stove, SW radio,.308 cal rifle, fishing rig, a few tools and a plan. You are now ready for what may come your way. Remember also, the more you have in your head , the less you will need to take along. ;)shark
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
any Ford with the 4.6. It's bombproof and built to take abuse.
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I've had the best results with Suburus. They just seem to know how to make reliable cars with good safety records. Obviously edmunds or consumer reports are your friends.
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Buy a small 4 cyl pickup. Equip it with extra deep cycle marine batteries and both a small solar cell (+/-) 300watt trickle charger. Combine that with a 800 watt AC power inverter and a propane heat soarce. These can be installed in a high profile camper top. throw in a nice memory foam mattress, a cooler, camp stove, SW radio,.308 cal rifle, fishing rig, a few tools and a plan. You are now ready for what may come your way. Remember also, the more you have in your head , the less you will need to take along. ;)shark
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Get a 92-95 2 Door Honda Civic hatchback that has less than 200,000 miles on it that's in good running order and has been well looked after (for example, had it's oil changed every 3,000 miles). Buy private, not from a dealer. You should be able to buy one of these cars for less than half what you have. Save $1,000 to $2,000 for repairs and maintenance after you buy it. After that you should be good to go for several years only paying for gas and oil changes every 3,000 miles. These cars get 40+ mpg and you will save a LOT of money on gas compared to owning any other car. These little cars are also sporty and fun to drive. With all the money you'll save owning this car for 3-5 years, you'll save enough money to buy the car of your dreams (within reason) for your next car.
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Get an old GEO Metro that gets 50 miles to the gallon without having to be a hybrid. Invest the rest in gold and silver.
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Get a GMC of some sort they have good heaters, hardly any repairs, and go 200,000 plus miles if you keep changing oil etc!
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Get an old GEO Metro that gets 50 miles to the gallon without having to be a hybrid. Invest the rest in gold and silver.
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Don't buy an old American car, because it will cost you more in repairs than owning an old Japanese car. Subarus and Mercedes are not worth their higher selling price, and also are a lot more costly to repair (which will be practically guaranteed on any used car) than Honda or Toyota.
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Get a GMC of some sort they have good heaters, hardly any repairs, and go 200,000 plus miles if you keep changing oil etc!
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These cost too much on gas. Honda is much better.
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Get a boring beater and drive it until you have enough for the sports car you really want.
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
Do NOT buy from craigslist/ ebay/ ect...ect ..you would ne shocked how many ppl DONT know its a scam!!!
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wrong, I have had many successes with ebay cars and trucks.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 740874


success means you buy a car and drive it for 400 k miles before it drops dead.

so what are you successful at ? buying shit boxes and greeking them out so gullible teenagers buy them ? fuck off and choke on a great dane's shit .
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
Quick! Everybody rush to the 17 year old and give him "fatherly advice" that you've completely pulled out of your ass in an effort to make yourself appear older and experienced in any kind of way whatsoever.

(Insert "Overly-Manly Man" Here)

Fags. And Fakes.

Or better yet! Everybody rush to tell the 17 year old that he should get the same car YOU drive/drove/was your 1st car because yours is, of course, THE best.

OP, Fuck you too for seeking approval and advice from people your parents age. Go ask your Mom.

You're not going to walk away with whatever you've dreamed up in your mind. Get something about 10 yrs old and buy a Hayne's manual for it. The end.
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
Spend no more than 4000 or 5000 on it...

do not spend your maximum amount on a used car...

Go to a dealer that is well known...

Do not by a sports car or a red or black car...

BUY a 4 DOOR can not stress that enough...

cause 2 doors look kool but cost more and your friends getting in and out will not be a pain in the ass..

the money you don;t spend you can use to make repairs when they come up and they will come up...

take it to a mechanic you know ask them too look it over...


Remember this... it is your first car you will bump it you will scratch it your friends don;t give a rats ass about it.

GAS cost money 4 cylinders cost way way way less than a 8 or a 6...

Insurance plays in to all of those as well...

a car is for getting to and from places that is all...


Your first car is a bumper car... it is the 2nd car you get that you love and wipe dry with a diaper...


Cheers man good luck eh...

Don;t drink and drive do not toke or smoke and drive...

stay insured and remember... Bad drivers are not assholes... they are just that a bad drive... due to nerves, poor skill, or tired...

Careless drivers are another category all on its own..


Cheers eh
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Re: I'm a 17 year old guy looking for a car. Any advice?
Quick! Everybody rush to the 17 year old and give him "fatherly advice" that you've completely pulled out of your ass in an effort to make yourself appear older and experienced in any kind of way whatsoever.

(Insert "Overly-Manly Man" Here)

Fags. And Fakes.

Or better yet! Everybody rush to tell the 17 year old that he should get the same car YOU drive/drove/was your 1st car because yours is, of course, THE best.

OP, Fuck you too for seeking approval and advice from people your parents age. Go ask your Mom.

You're not going to walk away with whatever you've dreamed up in your mind. Get something about 10 yrs old and buy a Hayne's manual for it. The end.
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No need to tell us how old you are... is there...





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