Pick a car you'd deliver pizza in.

old smart fortwo
a fucking twingo

>>17661957
>I'm going to make a minimum wage driving cars instead of making minimum wage in a store
Might as well drive for Uber or Lyft and game the system;use the tax deductions well and you'll easily come out ahead.

>$2500
No, never mind.
Go get ya a beat-up Civic or Corolla.
Corolla 2008 or older's actually not bad.

>>17661957

An electric car. It's the perfect application.

>>17661957
Red EG6.

>>17661957
>for pizza delivery
You're going to be hitting redline a lot in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, or you're not going fast enough to make decent money. So get a manual because an auto will fry.

49cc scooter, used, off craigslist

Ford Focus SVT.

Civic

>>17664045
I actually have just that and trust me, it's too slow for its own good.

>>17661957
A Fiat

VW Golf, its the only real answer

old golf gti

>>17661957
I know it's a meme and way out of your budget, but an old hatch AE86 is a great delivery vehicle that's fun to drive.

They aren't really accessible anymore, but I'd still recommend a small hatch FWD in a similar form factor. Geo Metro? Civic Hatch? CRX?

>>17662035
for $2500?

Direct injection op

>>17661957
Scion iQ is a very solid choice

>>17665184
For $2500 might as well get an NSX

The best pizza delivery car is actually a celica gt or some other gutless 4cyl hatch subcompact.

Celicas are good in city driving 30mpg+, easy to park and and still somewhat fun.

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just add a decent radio.

I deliver pizzas in a 5-speed 1984 Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.3

Red EK9 with a few simple mods.

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Really anything but i say civic just cuz easy af to fix and parts are always at autozone
I delivered in this for like 3 years though

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All the pizza delivery guys near me use these shitty Nissan Micras, I think it's because they're virtually indestructible.

>>17661957
Watch 30 minutes or less and realize a 5.0 foxbody is the absolute perfect car for the job

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>>17661957
Does this delivery job requires you to drive downhill a lot? Does it requires you to drive in a particular way so that them pizza won't get all messy and garbled inside the box?

If so, this is the car for you

>>17667827
same here
there's loads of them, they're bulletproof, use no fuel, and if you do somehow break it, it's cheap to fix or even throw out

>>17668661
>Hey guys I'm making an Initial D reference, look how smart I am!

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If you live somewhere with snow, buy an old manual rwd volvo. Throw some snow tires on it and you have the most fun winter beater $1000 can buy.

>but for real, miatas are great delivery cars if you don't have to take more than like 10 pizzas