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Used Car Buying Advice
Hey, this is my first post here so go easy on me haha.
I'm looking for advice on buying a new car. I want to do this as intelligently as possible. My naive focus so far is "get a Civic between 1995 and 2005 with less than 180k miles, and no salvage title". I am not dead-set on a Honda Civic; that is just the only car I expect to find between $1-4k used, between those years, that also has ~30mpg and is reliable. All I want is this: Reliable(I want about 100k miles out of the car) No serious damage Working AC/heat ~30 MPG Price $1-4k No older than '94. Cheap parts - certain foreign cars cost a fortune to replace simple items. Aesthetically pleasing is a plus but not 100% necessary. I live in Northern California. I am not asking anyone to search for cars for me. I just want to know if I have reasonable expectations, and if there are other brands of cars that are reliable with good gas mileage in the specifications I listed. Oh and I can drive(and actually prefer) standard transmission. I also do my best to take very good care of cars. Thanks. |
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Re: Used Car Buying Advice
Civic is a good way to go.
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