Best/Reliable car under 1k that I can get with a manual

>>17520099
Get a Crown Vic. Preferably an Interceptor.

Volvo 240

Honda Civic.

You clicked on this thread just to post this I know, here you go I did it for you.

>>17520099
>3k honda

>>17520099
Suzuki. Not as much rice tax as Honda's or Toyota's. Solid motors.

>>17520099
Mazda 323

>>17520099
You'll have to pick between mpg and reliability

Can get a mk3 jetta tdi motor will be great will come stick but will deal with fwd problems such as cv joints and front end parts wearing out sooner

If you want less gas milage but better relaiblity something like a crown Vic (sadly auto) will be more reliable because it's a solid rear axle and labour cost are normally a lot cheaper on rwd cars because of ease to work on.

My opinion on which cats specifically would be something massed produced to tits with cheap parts so Toyota tercell or echo Pontiac sunfire or cavalier. Happy hunting anon

old corolla

>>17520936
Ugh I want a TDI so much but this damn scandal RUINED IT all the 2015s will be gone in a couple years by the time I can afford it/need a new car because my shit petrol golf is finally dead

>>17520099
Hyundai excel
>lasts years
>Great on fuel
>zippy af
>looks eh but like rice it up man

>1k
>Reliable
No

>>17520099
Neon or a Cavalier, if your lucky maybe even a cobalt

>>17523363
I'm actually going to concur with you on this, my first car I bought on my own in highschool working a min wage job was a cavalier I got for just over a grand, I beat on it relentlessly and it never died, albeit it was probably the worst car i've driven

What about a Nissan Sentra/Altima/Maxima ?

>>17523515
my sister had a 2003 altima i wouldn't recommend it, it ended up self destructing it's engine, the engineers who designed that engine were fucking idiots.