Has there been a new version of the "good cheap car chart"

>>16561974
Gotta upgrade to an ion redline.

>>16561974
>Has there been a new version of the "good cheap car chart" in the sticky since 2014?
No and there has been no need to. The sticky operates on a 5k budget. THe cars available used under this price cap has not changed since 2014.
Cash for Clunkers is a reason why. With so many used cars destroyed, the use market tends to hold their value for longer.

>>16561974
Saturn cheap car? yes.
Saturn good car? no.

>>16561974
there is no need to update it.

>>16562644
sc2 owner, can confirm they're shit

>>16562644
SL1 owner here, 6 years so far with only basic maintenance and a new starter.

>>16563312
I'm going to have to go ahead and agree with this guy. They're cheap, reliable shitboxes with plastic doors that don't dent.

>>16562644
I put 180000 miles on a 1995 SC2 that I got when I was 18. I did little repair work to the car over the whole time I owned it and I beat the shit out of it. Brakes, clutch, alternator, some random sensors, coil pack, front wheel bearings. Thats about all I can think of, there were no major repairs. Traded it in with 240k on it. That car was a champ.

>>16563264
An SC2 now is at least a 16 year old car.

>>16561974
>sl2
https://youtu.be/bv0xFHDDYCE

>>16563264
I loved my sc2

>>16563319
>plastic doors that don't dent.

Correct! they just break
source:my arm rest on the door cracked from using my elbows on it to readjust my seating position

also

>>16563312

s series are fantastic fucking cars and really cheap to maintain

The biggest issue i have with mine is you absolutely need a press to put in wheel bearings and i cant seem to get mine to last more than a year. Maybe i'm pressing them in wrong, maybe its just the cheap bearings