Whats the best fun, reasonably reliable, daily driver for around

>>15277638
2006-2011 Honda Civic Si
2005-2007 Chevrolet Cobalt SS Supercharged
2004-2007 Saturn Ion Redline
2002-2005 Acura RSX Type S
2004-2008 Subaru Forester XT
2004-2007 Subaru Impreza WRX STI
2005-2009 Subaru Legacy GT
2005-2009 Subaru Outback XT

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Honda Civic

Speed 3

>>15277759
This meets none of OPs requirements doe

>>15277777
>all that torquesteer
Nice quints btw.

>>15277638
E46, e39

Get one that has records and has recently had expensive maintenance done so far you won't have to do it.

>>15277753
Thanks man, I'll look at those. I have been looking at assorted subarus, and it seems impossible to find one in my price range under 100k.

>>15277759
Dat straight 8 though.

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>>15277800
>torquesteer
You a sissy?

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mustang and some big ol tires and lift kit.

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>>15277812
>it seems impossible to find one in my price range under 100k.
just make sure the timing belts been done.

>>15277820
nope. Just stating the Speed3 has more torquesteer than competitors with similar amounts of power.

>>15277812
Don't be afraid of mileage you pussy. How it was maintained is way more important than mileage.

>>15277831
>Just stating the Speed3 has more torquesteer than competitors with similar amounts of power
No it doesnt.
Ive driven 5 of them. Some with over 400hp and have never had an issue with torque steer.
Youre parroting stupid shit you heard online.

>>15277840
Dude I'm an ms3 owner and trying to deny that this car has torque steer is just silly. It has loads of torque steer. don't deny it, embrace it.

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>>15277853
No... you have string bean arms you sissy faggot

>>15277858
Okay friend. I don't think you ever spooled the turbo up in any of those 5 400hp speeds you've driven

>>15277753
>2005-2007 Chevrolet Cobalt SS Supercharged

you can find the turbo 2008+ for around 8 or under as well and they are just as fun and reliable as the supercharged one

>>15277881
Sure have. Not all of them were 400hp faggot.

>>15277903
some of them had blown turbos and motor mounts and made 5 hp

>>15277912
No

350z? Anyone got any opinions on these?

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>>15277858
You do realize that you saying that you need big stronk arms to hold the cars torque steer in check is admitting that the car has torque steer, right?

>>15277638
9th gen galant ralliart 3.8l v6
Makes 265hp stock but its auto only
I have a 2011 Galant 2.4l 4g69 and its a good DD but slow

>>15277957
You realize im saying that the torque steer is so minimal that you'd have to be a super wimp to even feel it.

>>15277979
>mitsubishi
>blows up before it makes it off the lot.

>>15277981
Looks like you're using those muscley arms of yours to move the goalposts now, gg

>>15278001
Never once said it took muscles.

>>15277991
Mitsubishi is a unrated brand they last a long time if you take care of them but I wouldn't buy a new Mitsubishi expect the evo with what cars they currently have

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>>15278018
>unrated
Oh no you illiterate dunce. They are rated.

>>15277638
Isn't there a sticky up at the top that answers your question?

>>15278026
I meant underrated

>>15277638
Go for a Legacy with the winter package it's comfortable and really nice in the snow/northern weather

>>15277753
>2006-2011 Honda Civic Si
2002-2005 is better. They even said compared them on (Clarkson) top gear

>>15278581
The US market 06-11 Civic Si was different from the EU market Civic Type R. The 06-11 American Civic Si kept the double wishbone IRS Clarkson loves about the 2002-2005 models.
His biggest complaint was that EU market 06+ cars used a torsion beam rear axle US cars still use the IRS

a 2012 ford focus hatchback a good car?

>>15278672
They're decent. Just avoid the automatics. Early 2012-2014 cars had problems with the dry DCT transmission.

>>15278683
everytime. i want an automatic not a god damn manual.

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>>15278693
here's your reliable FWD automatic.
>no joke. These are universally accepted as the only reliable FWD automatic

>>15278702
It's ugly though :(. i thought the focuses were pretty

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>>15278714

>>15278702
what are some other options for cars under 10k? I want something modern. Doesn't necessarily have to be automatic or manual. Just depends on the car.

>>15278702
>>15278716

mcfucking kill yourself, autist

>>15278721
eyy lmao

>>15278720
see:
>>15277753

>>15278727
those are all so ugly though :(

>>15278737
then get better taste

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>>15278737

this is so much better, right

>>15278738
Can you just link more cars in my range, as a favor?

>>15278745
no that's really ugly

>>15278750
but what do I get in return?

>>15278762
nothing really. a thank you? You don't have to help me if you don't want to. it's okay. thanks anyway

>>15278770
You could also look for the Acura TSX Type S. Glorious with the 6 speed manual. Best manual shifter ever.

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>>15278777
boring looking car desu