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Help a leaf buy his first car 2017-09-12 05:36:39 Post No. 17865274
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I am currently driving a 2005 Chebby Malibu I "bought" from my grandparents for 100$ a little over a year ago. However, part of the deal is that I need to share it with my younger brother when he gets his license, which is likely to be in a few months. I really don't feel like taking the bus to uni every other day so its time that I start looking for a new car. My budget is around 5k. I'm thinking about getting a Celica as there are a few in my province for a decent price and I've heard they are decently fun to drive.
So what does /o/ recommend for a cheap, decently fun coup/sedan?
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>>17865274
your moms bulls syrian dick
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miata
mr2
>>17865302
that's very rude
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Get an 8th gen Accord with a K24
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>>17865305
as for sedans,w201
or an e39 if you're willing to learn how to fix some things
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>>17865339
Due to living in a frozen hellhole (Edmonton) there are very few miatas around, and RWD doesn't seem like a good idea for a relatively new driver on roads that are pure ice for 8 months of the year. An e39 would be nice but based on what I've seen it isn't really realistic at my price point. Do you have any other suggestions or should I just say fuck it and buy a Celica? They seem like a decent compromise.
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>>17865424
hmm i didn't see the 5k part
post local cl
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>>17865444
No one uses cl here, here's the kijiji search for celica's
https://www.kijiji.ca/b-cars-trucks/alberta/celica/k0c174l9003
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>>17865424
They're decent cars if you're deadset on a coupe, but if it's your only vehicle 4 door is pretty great for moving stuff/people
By the sound of it, do they salt the road around you? Would make a big difference if half the cars are utter rustbuckets.
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Buy a matrix or corolla XRS if you want to have a bit of fun. Or get an Acura RSX but I think the Toyota's are cheaper on insurance. If you want a Celica, try and get the GTS for the fun motor. Matrix is more practical though
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>>17865458
We never used to, but I believe that the city is in the process of phasing out regular sanding and plowing with Calcium Chloride. So most cars shouldn't have too much rust
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https://www.kijiji.ca/v-cars-trucks/calgary/2002-lexus-is300/1293288858?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
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>>17865424
subaru desu
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