I dont feel good asking this but. It is bad that i want a nice

totally understandable. that is what the brz/frs is for

>>17133951
Tell a nice looking car under 5000
I just came to usa

>>17134175
not much choice, either some type of 90s/early 2000s base mustang or something japanese from the same era.

Either way, everyone will think your a poorfag because you didnt finance some new car at 15% APR that takes 30% of your monthly income

>>17134175
save up and get a used Accord coupe or something for $15k
get a $3k civic in the meantime

>>17134189
Well i can restore it, give it a nice looking, so nobody will think i am a poor fag >>17134208
That sound hard to save but i will see, that subaru brz give me chills

>>17134175
I bought a 2004 civic coupe for $2k5 and drove it for 3 years
Now I'm getting an 86 this year.

>>17134233
if you find the right 80's-90's car and keep it real clean I guess you'll turn some heads, people respect a well-kept stock classic way more than one that's been ruined by rice
if you want something worth owning though you're going to have to put the money down somewhere, whether it's in restoring it or purchasing it

>>17134241
>>17134261
Thanks you too
Use this thread for what ever you want

>>17134261
I forgot to ask, this 90s cars how much cost to restore it, i mean new paint, tires, just things to bring it back to life, not race stuff

>>17134459
not that guy, but my dad got his 98 accord re-painted for around 600 bucks, another 400 bucks for the tires so it will likely come out at $1k.
Also think about the insurance cost. I think a decent 2000s car will cost the cheapest. My 2004 shitbox civic costs 25 bucks a month, using geico.

>>17134459
Just buy one that has been well taken care of. You have to shop around but it's much cheaper than restoring.

>>17134175
You just posted it in the OP. Hyundai coupe looks great, so does tayota celica. Both <5k coupes.

>>17133942

>immigrants