Post number #1035274, ID: 740b59
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Thinking about getting it as a first car, does it worth the hassle?
Post number #1035279, ID: 267ad8
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>>1035274 get whatever you want my d/u/de, the best car is the one that brings you joy. Buy the nicest one you can and you will probably be set. And i would suggest checking forums specifically made for the car you want and asking there. Any car is fixable in your driveway, you will just have to get your hands dirty. All that applies if you have the money or want to learn to fix cars yourself, if not, i'd settle for like a corolla or something. -euro shitboat driver
Post number #1035299, ID: 25f3bc
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Glory to public transport
Post number #1035305, ID: 267ad8
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>>1035299 Where i live rush hour public transport sucks ass. You get jammed into a tin can with a bunch of grandmas literally falling out of the doors when they open on a stop. You still are in a jam in your car but you can blast some tunes and are not being touched by a weird hairy man.
Also i want to die like a driver of that rs6 on a fucking light pole from the edits.
Post number #1035327, ID: 9d2979
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Glory to weird hairy men
Post number #1035331, ID: 171738
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You might be raped by the costs of service and spare parts. Just get a Yaris or Swift.
Post number #1035332, ID: 267ad8
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>>1035331 Just had a look on my local forums, there are new parts for this car, suspension and powertrain appear to not be unique to this exact model so there will be oem replacements. Exterior and interior would be hard to get but if the car is nice enough from the star OP wouldnt need to replace that. The car accident would be devastating tho
Post number #1035372, ID: 171738
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>>1035332 newbie drivers are always more likely to get scratches, bumps, etc. It's normal, but indeed it'll be devastating. I'd buy a car like that only to stare at it and have its price grow because JDM kiddies love these.
Post number #1035518, ID: 8f944e
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get a used small sedan with lots of safety features like the anti lock breaks! they've saved me a few times! drive extra safe! no crumpling up your body into mush because you got excited and turned too hard. I got a kia forte and its been pretty good to me.
Post number #1035568, ID: 8c3eea
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>>1035331 my cute physics prof drives a yaris!
Post number #1035576, ID: 171738
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>>1035518>sedan Why? Hatchbacks and liftbacks are way more practical.
Post number #1035584, ID: 2ccc1b
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>>1035576 in the usa I see sedan and SUV/minivan/light-truck as the only options. I guess I see those as sedans cause they aren't huge haha : ) Is there a better term for car shaped cars? But I think those are more expensive and you can rent a pickuptruck here from the hardware store.
>>1035568 I'm thinking about my cute physics prof now...
Post number #1035762, ID: 171738
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>>1035584 Sedan doesn't allow for lifting the rear window which causes significantly smaller trunk, even if it's deeper.
Post number #1035770, ID: 267ad8
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>>1035762 my old audi can fit 2-3 dead bodies in the trunk. Enough for me (or a set of wheels with tires on them, whichever you like more)
Post number #1035789, ID: 8f944e
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Yeah I gotta say I can fold down the seats of my kia so it's been OK. I wouldn't get a hatchback if it were more than $500 extra cost on my next car, but it does seem like a better design.
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