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kingjameswalker: 6 months ago via iPhone

I'm getting my first car, what is the best affordable car?

I'm turning 16 and my parents don't like spending money, they will but won't spend much. I need a cheap car that will hold together and is stylish

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SemperFidelis56: 6 months ago via Android

my first car was a (2007 Ford black Crown Victoria police intercept) good price 11,00 or below (depending on the miles it has) good engine, safe, fast, sounds awesome, and great great handling on the wheels. and from there work you way up like i did

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AbusedTissue: 6 months ago via iPhone

What is your definition of "cheap"..?

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kingjameswalker: 6 months ago via iPhone

$10,000 or lower

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mysterydoubles: 6 months ago | Last edited at 4:22PM on 12/6/2012

Get a used one

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obyeid: 6 months ago via iPhone | Last edited at 4:25PM on 12/6/2012

BMW/mercedes/ VOLVO/TOYOTA(make sure it is sport edition)

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Doc1887: 6 months ago

One that runs,and you can afford.

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runningdeere78: 6 months ago

80's Buick CENTURY OR SKYLARK - safe/sound eco / even tho gas is high foreign repairs are higher and what young person want to be broke down on hiway

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friendlyflorida: 6 months ago | Last edited at 4:40PM on 12/6/2012

1st car, no need to be a brand new. Just get a used one. The one that work, run well.The one that you can afford. Don't worry much abouth the style, that wait until you get a job...

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97cavy22: 6 months ago

Go with a compact, Id say Chevrolet cobalt and Ford Focus are your best bet. Civic and Corolla both retail for way higher as a used car, and they use timing belts, where the american cars use chains.

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frantz65: 6 months ago

can't go wrong with a Subaru. cars run forever and they can drive through snow like its nothing! i had an outback and had snow up over the hood and it just kept on pushing

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countryboy12345: 6 months ago

maybe a used chevy... chevy engines in my opinion hold up the best, but if you dont carea toyota might be what you want look on craigslist and set your price range!!!

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