What's the most generally reliable FWD used car for $6,000

>>17458556
Honda Civic
Toyota Corolla

>>17458569
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>>17458556
Cobalts are actually pretty soild little cars if you dont mind the cheap interior, I own a 5spd LS and it gets about 32 mpg average, but I do a lot of mixed driving. Toyotas are always a good idea, Hondas are too.

civic for 3k

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>>17458556

Buy my fucking 2010 chevy malibu 2.4L.

Just replaced all the rotors + pads. Car is fucking solid and will come with a professionally installed amp and subwoofer. 65k miles. $6,500

Civic
Accord
Camry
Corolla
Fiesta
Century

Just to name a few.

>>17458569
If that's the end all consensus then yeah I'll be getting one of those
>>17458707
I don't mind cheap interior at all. I've heard good things about the cobalts
>>17458733
Please be in london

>>17458753

Nah im on a totally diff land mass lol. Im in the US East Coast. I just need a truck to toot around my motorcycles and this malibu is not going to cut it.

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>>17458753

>>17458766
im in the midwest just an old joke on here

>>17458556
just get a clean, stock civic for 3k. 01-05.

>>17458753
2.2L is what I have and an 08 if it gives you any hope I was 17 and slammed it up a curb at 40 mph around a corner and sheered the A arm off. No frame damage and replaced the A arm and transaxle for around 700

>>17458707
Do NOT get a GM from anywhere near the bailout era. I'll be glad to see my Pontiac G5 fuck off for good in a few months.

>>17458556
I have the low tier Cobalt SS (NA 2.4L) that I took a gamble at $2800 for 170K. I'm at 220K after 3 years and apart from replacing the flex pipe and taking it for the recall repair, I've had no problems with it. Like other anons said, if you can deal with the cheap interior, they're usually very reliable cars.

I sure hope someone out there is screencapping all these threads and making a montage with replies like
>3k civic
all over it.

>>17459247
Well seeing how mines fine... I dont need one. Pontiacs seem to get the bad end there.

>>17458745
Some camrys burn oil from those years