Sup /o/ Moving to Canada from Straya in February and my girlfriends

>>16394091
Chrysler are shut and I wouldn't take one for free. All I do is tow their shitty cars all the time. Might be a good find if it was taken care of but I fucking Haye chrysler.

Used cars are everywhere. I bet. Anda has craigslist

>>16394091
>It's hard to find used cars in Canada (or I'm retarded?
Fuck no. You can find lots of used cars in kijijiji.ca or autotrader.ca.

And 300 is nice tho. But I'd suggest you to find something cheap and reliable for the time being. Like a Ford Focus or Mazda 3 or a Civic for below 7k because there are lots.

>>16394131
But I can pay this off over 3 years, with no interest. Is that itself not worth it? Anything else I'd have to finance or pay outright.

It's an ancient engine at 3.5L that produces a slow 250hp (190kW) That has piss poor fuel economy, doubly so with all-wheel drive, unfortunately it's almost a necesity for winter driving when it's 12 degrees outside.

The only reason I say to take the deal, is because not having a car when you are job hunting sucks ass. So you can show up to job interviews feeling fresh and not sweating and stinking like a hog. Just set up a payment plan and pay it off as soon as possible so you can get a better ride.

>>16394238
Sounds good to me, I was actually thinking this too. I am not happy with the specs of it myself, but it seems comfortable and my gf wants it, I was thinking I could take it and she could have it later, after which I'd find something I would prefer better.

Not having them be around me, I have no idea what to expect though, so if it's really, really not worth having, I'd rather know now and /o/ seems like a better place to ask than /b/.

>>16394245

It's about the size of a commodore, bit slower and shittier. But it IS an old E-class mercedes underneath the skin.

Chrysler's are about the least dependable reliable cars there are. I would look at the Canadian car sites before I jumped to buying a Chrysler.