What are some fit cars?

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Yup

im about to get a 97 civic dx hatchback and stance it

>>39590478
>crewcab

But why?

Also I know you're a redneck.

Toyota RAV4 > Honda HRV

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>>39590446
The only right answer

>>39590541
Modern power wagon only comes in crew unfortunately.

Ideal truck would have a quad/double cab at most. Any more than that and you're asking for big trouble when parking in the city.

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only the fittest

>>39590478
its piss , its sickening, order 66 dodge power wagon.

>>39590587
>almost 2 years old
>still fit

lolk

is the fit really all that good. I have heard less than stellar things.

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>>39590446
If you're not driving a Mazda 3 hatchback, you might as well start building a cuckold shed. Interior is sleek, the panel isn't crowded with retarded shit. Comfy seating. Better acceleration than most other cars in its class (zoom zoom faggot). I average about 35 mpg driving around the city, 40 on the interstate going 75 mph, and up to 45 mpg if I'm going 60 mph on older highways. Plenty of room to haul shit around in the back. The backseat folds down completely flat, not leaving behind that faggot 4-6 inch ledge some seats do. It also drives well, feels good on the road, not a bunch of play in the steering wheel. The pricing is competitive as well.

It's cheap, performs well, drives well, is fuel efficient, and doesn't look like turds like most other hatchbacks. It's literally the best car for most people's needs.

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It sips gas like I suck dick.... slowly.

>>39590531
>>39590549
>>39590587
Fuck off Honky Kong

>>39590446
legs are awesome fit vehicle.

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It's a dinosaur but fuck it, I love this goddammit car.

>>39590446
What's the difference between the hrv and the crv?

Honda /fit/
...or weinermobile (no homo)

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>>39590446

>MENTIONING ANY THING ELSE THAN MUSCLE CARS

This car is almost 50 years old. Timeless, elegant and sleek.

shiggydiggydoo

>>39592258

Wouldn't cars like this be really expensive/hard to find? I feel like if you find one you would usually have to work on it and get it back in working condition because the ones that do work probably go for at least ~$40,000

>>39590689
2.0 or 2.5? Manual? I drove the sedan and liked it a lot, wondering which engine you chose because idk if i could live with the 2.0

>>39590532
>meet a nice cute girl through a mutual friends party
>talking to her, its going well
>ask her out to dinner, she says sure thing
>"i'll pick you up at 8"
>"ok anon, loking forward to it"
>a few days later, you go over to her house to pick her up
>she sees you pull up in your stanced honda civic
>dropped

>>39590446
>hrv
too bad that's a crv

>>39592361
yeah her panties may drop faster than her jaw

>current year
>not driving a BMW M5

>>39592437
actually once i roll the fenders she may pass out

I would pick another miata. Already had yellow so probs red.

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>>39592296

Yes, they are.

But there are cheaper alternatives, depending on where you live.

i suggest mid to late 70's camaro's, cheap and plemty while still looking sweet.

pic relates is my car, although it is red nowadays. I bought one with a shitty exterior, fixed it up and repainted it. Total cost <5k. 71 cadillac coupe deville

I had no prior experience whatsoever in car restoration.

The 8.2 ltr gets about 3 km on 1 liter of LPG, which is a joke but 1) lpg is cheap (.50 cts per l) and much less harmful then gasoline.

Since its an oldtimer i dont pay tax, and insurances cost me 5 eu p/m.

The major costs are lpg and maintenance. I just spent 1.000 euro on getting it roadworthy again. But thats 1k over the course of 2 years.

pros:
its fucking awesome
Oldtiner -> tax benefits
lpg = cheap
cheap insurance


Cons: lpg tank takes some space in the back
Safety is less then modern cars
slower than modern cars, i drive 110km max instead of 130. I could go harder, but i rather not.

>tfw can't drive anything other than coupes because afraid of parking and scratching another car
what do

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>>39590446
bmw m3 master race

>>39593224
>tfw poor

>>39593233
The biggest secret no one will ever tell you in order to get ahead is to START.
To start and to be consistent, consistency always wins.
Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result is the definition of being insane.

Many people, including myself, knows this. I didnt get anything for free.

In order to get something you have to give up something, be it chilling in the sofa, spend time with whomever, getting out of your comfort zone, giving up any other hobby, spending less time on the internet. Set a clock, only give yourself 3 hours maximum per day on the computer, then slowly cut that time.
The other time you have to focus on your goals.

Do what you want or die trying. There are no other fucking secrets.

>>39590446
1991 Dodge B250 Ram Van.
>moved all of my possessions from one house to the next in two trips
>could totally shoot porn in it
>dat V8
>reliable 50s engineered Chrysler 727 transmission
>has taken me from Indiana all the way to Montana and back while filled with four large men, amplifiers, drums, and provisions
>could literally live in the fucking thing if I wanted to

Why haven't you bought a van yet, /fit/?

>>39590546
Can confirm. RAV4 reliability is real.

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>>39590689
When I get a job and can afford a car, I think I'm either going for the Mazda3 Hatch or the Civic Hatch.

If you drive a Honda, Toyota or especially a Subaru, then you a a faggot nu male who will never make it.

>>39593340
>tfw drive a Honda
>has never broke down
>maintenance costs are low
mad?

>>39593321
>2/?

>If you drive a van like mine, you exude confidence. Girls don't sense your insecurity through needing a pristine new car. They sense that you are a self-sufficient (I do my own repairs and maintenance) man who has a commanding presence. You're not a boy who needs a new car to impress girls.
>Hipster girls fucking love the thing
>Can literally pack up my home gym and take it anywhere the van can go
>camp out of it
>has an incredily tight turn radius, so parking is much easier than one would expect
>older vehicle, so not a massive ballache to work on and parts are cheap

>1985 Ford F250
>6.9 International Harvester diesel
1. Acquire waste oil
2. Run through centrifuge
3. Mix with 10% gasoline
4. Make fuel for 10¢/gal

>>39593432
Van guy here. You're doing it so incredibly right.

>those picks

stick to fitness threads pls...

Dream car would be a volvo station wagon cross country edition. You get a good amount of space and a decent amount of ruggedness but without the brutish looks of a van or truck.