What kind of car should I get thats not to much money and is good on gas?


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Kit asked:


I have 1,000 to 2,000 to send on a car. I need something that is great on gas and that i can keep in good condition(not have to fix ever month or so.) What kind of car? What year? How much milage am i looking for? if you have any tips i’d would love to read this is my first car.. thank u to anyone that helps.. I dont know much about a cars but i know 4 clyder is good..

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3 Responses to “What kind of car should I get thats not to much money and is good on gas?”

  1. ravenjudge Says:
    July 4th, 2009 at 2:18 am

    any 4 cyl is good, subaru, Nissan, Toyota sedans (not suv’s or trucks) 10 years old or less. mileage should be not over 15000 a year at MOST. look on craigslist, and look at free and barter too. if you’re willing to do a little work, you could get a REALLY great deal. and if you know how to do all the maintenance and minor mechanical work, it will save you an untold amount. (and it’s fun).

  2. tomfoolery Says:
    July 6th, 2009 at 2:03 pm

    In your price range, what you are asking for is darn near impossible to predict. You are not remotely guaranteed to get a quality vehicle. Too many factors come into play that make a car go for only 2K. You will likely only find a very old, high mileage american car in that price range. It will not be reliable, though of course you could get lucky. Search carefully, and do your homework. Any vehicle you decide on, have it first inspected by an independent, certified mechanic for mechanical issues, as well as evidence of accidents. It’s worth the 40 dollar investment. Good luck.

  3. chucksright Says:
    July 9th, 2009 at 9:35 am

    it’s not enough money

    cars in that price range will not be in “good condition” and will need repairs

    if you had $3,000 to $4k you’d be able to find a 1998 Honda or Toyota that would meet your requirements.

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