you better help me find a car for under 30k or I'll beat

>>14953830
Shut up and buy a civic for <5k

Shut up and buy a miata for <5k

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easy.

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>>14953896
or if you want something a little bit more spacious

>>14953830
M3, 2008-10

>>14953830
honda civic si

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>>14953903
Or something in between.

>>14953910
>no dipstick

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>>14953919
You forgot OP.

>>14953830
An sti

>>14953830
Cts v

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>>14953830
civic

Lexus if need image. New miata if you can cope with no practicality

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>>14953830

The Chevy Volt is pretty nice.

It's one of the most fun cars I have ever driven. It is always powered by the electric motor, so the instant torque never diminishes, even when running on gas. In sport mode, the accelerator pedal feels very responsive, like always being at peak torque RPM in a typical gas powered car. It isn't quick, though. It takes over 8 seconds to reach 60 MPH from a stop, but the responsive power delivery makes low speed driving a lot of fun.

The center of gravity is low, which makes the steering respond quickly to inputs. One drawback is the low rolling resistance tires. They don't have much grip and they are harsh over bumps. Despite the lack of grip, the hard compound makes the steering feel more responsive and adds to the fun when going around corners. The responsive steering, combined with the responsive power, makes it a very fun car to drive at moderate speed.

In warmer months, my Volt has been able to operate up to 43 miles on electricity. On colder months, it sometimes drops below 35 miles (The 2013 Volt has 3 miles more electric range, and also the very useful Hold mode, which allows the driver to reserve the battery for later use when it's most economical, like in city driving). Using gasoline, I regularly achieve well over 40 MPG in mixed conditions (with a very relaxed driving style).

In my opinion, the biggest drawback is the lack of rear seat space. There is no center seat and the leg room is less than adequate. I do enjoy my Volt very much and would recommend it to anyone who isn't heavily dependent on rear seat space.

>>14955708
Is this a new meme?

>>14955708
Stop shilling

>>14953830
>Anything german RWD
It'll be somewhat luxurious with decent handling at worst, reliable and practical.

>>14955751

Yes.

>>14955756

No.

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>>14953830
gti for sure. can't beat it for what you're looking for.

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Look no further

>>14953918
>>14953903
>>14953896
He asked for a car for men, not boys

>>14955841
Now this, THIS is a meme