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[Curtis]

Quite.

On topic, good first cars imo:

Lupo/Arosa
MK4 Fiesta (mk3's are going back up in price now)
Renault Clio (4 of my friends had one at some point, must be doing something right!)
Pug 106
Fiat Panda (Look s**te, handle s**te, but good runners and cheap to insure)


And as a friend of mine has rightfully proven
1973 MGB GT

[Daniel.]

buggati

cheep as fuk
has new biogeneric turbo engine which makes it go bwaa with no petrol so cheap as
vtec

f**k off please you're not funny at all.


And yes Clios are quite cool and fun to drive. That said, I want a Clio Williams (IMG:style_emoticons/default/toung.gif)

This post has been edited by Daniel.: Nov 11 2012, 11:00 AM

[DMC-12]

So basically, for a first car, nothing japanese (insurance) and nothing with more than a 1.4 (IMG:style_emoticons/default/toung.gif)

But yeah curtis I was looking into an MGB too, but they've really shot up in price in the last few years.

[Curtis]

My mate bought his for £1.8km good runner, body work could do with some attention but the shell is solid

[Nikola]

I'd get a Ford Focus as my first car. They're not very expensive, they're practical and somewhat fuel-efficient.

[Vicent M.]

f**k off please you're not funny at all.


And yes Clios are quite cool and fun to drive. That said, I want a Clio Williams (IMG:style_emoticons/default/toung.gif)

You neither.

Well, basically depends in the zone you are living at that moment.

There are places than having a BMW is more cheap/expensive than other countries.

But,
the perfect car for a first one,
-a car you can pay, i mean, petrol, maintenance, insurance...
-not much faster, a 2.0 is cool, but the insurance is gonna touch your balls, if you can pay it, go ahead
take care, that you are going to have your first accident, before or after, so you may need to buy a new car after that
-something old, 90's cars are pretty good, also from 2000, 2001...

anyway, buy the car you want, in your limits, be realist lol, but yeah, you can have an evo, working hard, you can have, lol

Here, the bests cars you can have, well, Saxos, 106's... Also an old Honda, like a Civic or a 96 accord vtec is a great choice, 2.2 vtec and 150 horses is not that bad.

Im not going to listen to what I said, my first car is going to be the 406, and because i dont have much money, because i would have the v6 one.

[Daniel.]

You neither.

I wasn't even trying to be funny.

Now get the f**k out of my topic.

[BKTunes]

VW is a good option, my first car is an '07 VW Jetta GLI, and insurance is only like 120 a month. Most people would probably have to go with MK4 or 3, because my car payment is 300 a month, and most people are still in school when they get their first car. I have a full time job so I have no trouble with the payments of it.

It's also really good on gas, reliable, decently quick if you get a GLI or GTI, good brakes and handling, and mine handles snow easily, no problem at all.

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This post has been edited by BKTunes: Nov 12 2012, 07:10 PM

[Andrew.]

>VW,
>Reliable

I lold

[BKTunes]

You just have to take care of it. I realize that not everyone knows how to take care of a car like this, people trying to put the cheapest gas in, on-synthetic oil, all that bulls**t. But for someone who's not a complete idiot it'll be perfectly fine.

[nhra1625]

not that it is the perfect first car, but it was for me...

1990 Ford Thunderbird
3.8L v6
30k miles
light crystal blue color
no rust
fresh clear
2 owner car


but the perfect new first car would be a 2013 dodge dart:
ugly af
no power
discrace to the dart heritage
ew

that is my opinion though

[Henrique.]

VWs doesn't need to be cheaper, or realiable. They kick asses errday allday

[Andrew.]

not that it is the perfect first car, but it was for me...

1990 Ford Thunderbird
3.8L v6
30k miles
light crystal blue color
no rust
fresh clear
2 owner car

ive been thinking about one of em, witha kick ass v8 swap, ,but they are still too heavy

[nhra1625]

The 91 came with a v8 in the lx model I think it was....one of the models had a v8

[Noodles]

i wasnt evn jokn danyel

sily

[Victor.]

Get yer hands on 'murican truck

ford ranger
80s tacoma
mazba b2000

TRUCK YEAH

[Daniel.]

Get yer hands on 'murican truck

mazba b2000

gotta agree about

TRUCK YEAH

tho

[Victor.]

just trolling.

I didn't even finish that.

'murican trucks:
Ford Ranger
Dodge Dakota
Chevy S10

Small truks general:
Mazda B2000
Toyota Tacoma
Nissan Hardbody


Pretty sure even in Urop you can find an equivalent of a cheap light RWD pick up.

[Oggy]

My first is/was an '01 Wrangler.
Selling it this year, trying desperately to replace with a S13 hatch <3

Anyway the Jeep wasn't bad. Its cheap, RWD, iconic, tough as nails, handles all weather and terrain like a boss, and chicks dig it in the summer with no doors or roof. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

My was the 4.0L I6 too so it had a little punch all things considered (like the fact that it is a steel box).

Downsides are it rusts like nothing else, and feels like it is going to disintegrate at highway speeds. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile2.gif)