G_Unit wrote

Such wrote 2005 Nissan 350Z is what I got. And its a nice, fast car. The only problem is that its a 2 seater.

Oh yeah you're asking if Santa clause is real but you have a car? That's weird.

Anyways a good first car honestly is a car that is reliable, minimal rust and cheap. Depending on your age I'm assuming you are a teenager but the more your car costs the higher the insurance rates will be a male teenager has the highest insurance rates as it is. Saying that i would stay away from sports cars especially if you are a novice driver. But as for your first car with a $5000 budget i would go with a Honda civic, it is very reliable, good gas mileage, comfortable driving and cheap. You should be able to find a 7-9 year old civic with 80k+/- miles in your budget.

Hope this helped

LOL The santa thing was a joke and yea thats what i have

Dude my first car budget is 1500$. XD

Krookodile wrote Dude my first car budget is 1500$. XD

If you are a teenager and have a minimum wage job and you buy the car yourself that is actually a pretty common budget

helld2bnet wrote

Such wrote 2005 Nissan 350Z is what I got. And its a nice, fast car. The only problem is that its a 2 seater.

how much did you pay for yours? i really like it.

I depends i think they started making 350Z in 2003 and if you find a 2003 Nissan 350Z with around 100K miles on it they usually go for around 5K where i live. But mine was 13K and its a automatic white 2006 Nissan 350Z with 64,000 Miles on it. But i probable have around 2-3K in after market stuff

G_Unit wrote

A-10 wrote

I have a 2001 Crown Vic(Retired Cop car) and i love it. Theyre really reliable and cheap.

Plus the 4.6L is a bit of a plus on the car ;)

But id recommend getting it at an auction. Youll get a better deal(Condition of the car).

Id definitely recommend of spending $3,000 max on your first car. They're your first car, its gotta be something wrong with it ;)

Unless your parents buy your car....

The crown Vic is a good car but in my opinion it has bad gas mileage if you commute in a city or urban area. Plus if you live in the northeast where there are bad winters the rear wheel drive on it is a pain driving through the snow and slippery roads

True true, the stock gets around 18 MPG, mine gets 11MPG. but see i want it that way for modification reasons but see, Snow + RWD = Fun.

But like you said, maybe for a second car? ;) its a nice car id say.

A-10 wrote

G_Unit wrote

A-10 wrote

I have a 2001 Crown Vic(Retired Cop car) and i love it. Theyre really reliable and cheap.

Plus the 4.6L is a bit of a plus on the car ;)

But id recommend getting it at an auction. Youll get a better deal(Condition of the car).

Id definitely recommend of spending $3,000 max on your first car. They're your first car, its gotta be something wrong with it ;)

Unless your parents buy your car....

The crown Vic is a good car but in my opinion it has bad gas mileage if you commute in a city or urban area. Plus if you live in the northeast where there are bad winters the rear wheel drive on it is a pain driving through the snow and slippery roads

True true, the stock gets around 18 MPG, mine gets 11MPG. but see i want it that way for modification reasons but see, Snow + RWD = Fun.

But like you said, maybe for a second car? ;) its a nice car id say.

I agree with you that red is a lot more fun and is for higher performance cars but he may want his first car to fwd because its easier to drive

My first car was a 1993 Geo Metro, I need an upgrade any suggestions? my budget is 4500$.

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Thats a good one i think hes just short a few million

Best just going for a corsa cheap and will not regret it for a first car

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