I make $37k a year (shite I know, thanks state job that required a college degree)
i'm saving up cash for now.
Having trouble deciding with an early 2000s cool style or a 2009+ car that will have less style but be more economical.
I'm in hilly and stop/go traffic so I was planning on automatic but I can drive manual.
>I work 6 am - 5 pm so not much of a speedy driver and with 3 different school zones I drive in.
I find it unlikely I will get manual for a few years until I can afford a second vehicle as a motorcycle.
Just looking for some ideas besides the $3k civic meme.
Only real requirement is sedan for cheaper insurance premiums.
>>17788017
>just looking for some ideas besides the $3k civic meme.
how about a 3k Acura buddy
>>17788017
Try the 5k ls400
>>17788029
Which acura is 3k and not a total 200k+ shitter?
>>17788050
Get a jetta
>>17788067
youre looking more like 4-5k for an acura,the 2nd gen cl's and tl's are pretty good and inexpensive. Just dont get an automatic, the manuals had less problems.
V6 Accord. Don't listen to most of these /o/ punks. You won't regret it. 2008+ gets a pretty damn torquey 270HP 3.5L V6. Depsite being VTEC< it's totally unlike a typical honda gas ass engine that has to rev to the moon to get you moving. Low end torque is a wonderful thing in the V6 accords. Maybe it's the gearing, idk.
Fuck Acura, get an Accord.
>>17789032
>d
OP doesn't want a coupe, you fail
OP doesn't want a manual, failed again.
Lancer with the 2.4L
>>17789104
>OP doesn't want a coupe
Thats why i mentioned the TL as well.
>OP doesn't want a manual
Then he shouldn't want an acura.
>>17789121
the 2.0lL is more "boostable"
>>17789121
>so I was planning on automatic
lancer from that gen had cvt. That particular cvt is one to be avoided at all costs.