SUV buying

>>15919245
>shit gas mileage
>shit interior quality
>bad nvh
If you don't drive much it'd make a ok DD but if you do drive a lot just get a civic.

If you bought it and had to put a trans in it tomorrow would you resent him?

>>15919303
I hope not but I only have $5000 saved up.

>>15919326
Then no. If you only have 5k to your name you can't afford it.

> ditch Nissan
> buy low mileage jeep Cherokee XJ
Thank me later

3RD GEN 4RUNNER

>>15919366

> low mileage jeep Cherokee XJ
>Something that exists in 2016

Pick one.

>>15919351
Alright, thanks

>>15919390
Sounds dumb, but my standards for low miles is under 150k miles

>>15919326
>>15919351

Definitely this. How will you even pay sales tax+registration+insurance on that?

For anything older and used, I'd budget a solid $1500 to catch it up on maintenance and wear items, on an SUV that includes a full servicing of all differentials and transfer case, t-belt on cars that are due for it. Just a set of tires can set you back a solid $500-600.

>>15919366

have just as many/more issues

I respect XJs, but honestly I'd take the BOF gen 1 Xterra in most situations.

>>15919245
I have a 2003 manual. Great reliability, 170k original miles and 0 problems. Nothing in the way of creature comforts inside, but it has working heat, ac, and radio so its fine for me. Mileage is shit, so not a great commuter as above anons said.

>$4800
Not worth this. Maybe worth $3k at most in good condition. and you especially shouldnt get something that costs $4800 when you only have $5000 to work with. That's just stupid, anything goes wrong and you're fucked.