As far as decently priced new cars cost, is this the best

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This hands down.

Keep in mind your asking for new, not used. Used is the way to go in car buying

>>17627599
>buying new econoboxes
a twingo or 3k civic is just as good.

>>17627599
Challenger Hellcat

>>17627599
Before I get yelled at, check out a bare bone stock Ford Focus. That's all i'm gonna say. Plus it has an optional manual transmission if you are into that, manual everything as a matter of fact.

Really depends on your country, but I've heard they're good.

>>17627599
Save your bucks and buy something a few years old with < 20k miles.

You'll be better off buying a 2 year old car since they drop in value by at least 30% in that time frame.

>>17628557

I always suspected people who sell cars after 1-2 years bought new don't exactly take care of them

>>17628826
Nah, They usually trade up to a newer model because they got a pay rise or something in my experience. Got my 2 year old mazda 3 for half the price of a new one because they wanted the new mustang lol.

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Starts at 10670€ after taxes (or $10557 before taxes for burger understanding).

>>17628856

Those are literally cars made for romanians