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| 8 responses | Fuel-efficient college-stuff-hauler Busterjnz Have looked at Honda CRV and Nissan Rogue; I like both, mainly due to reliability, gas mileage and AWD. Toyota Rav4 and Kia Sportage would be 2nd choices in SUV department. In wagons, would consider Toyota Matrix and Subaru. |
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| 8 responses | Fuel-efficient cargo carrier Grantkarl Looking for a roomy but efficient vehicle; I'm a musician and need to have the cargo capacity to carry my equipment without turning my car into a one-seater, yet I'd rather not sacrifice fuel economy. I've looked at the Jetta SportWagen and the Subaru Outback. I prefer the economy and... |
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| 8 responses | 4 Door, 4 Cylinder, year 2000 or newer wilfredtr Toyota Camry, 4 cylinder , everything but gas mpg. Car will be used for trips in and around Charlotte, as well as trips to New York, 4 times a year. I may also use it ocassionally for a personal taxi, like Lyft or Uber |
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| 6 responses | Tall man sized car Member6565 I am 6'6" - so interior space and head room is critical. Second is reliability - my perfect car never needs to have work done except for oil change |
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| 4 responses | Mother-in-law car sasolomon It is nearing up time to replace my mother-in-law's '99 Millenia S. Overall been a decent car but has a bunch of issues currently that we are not fixing. Big one (shocker I'm sure) is rusted wheel arch. She's had the car since new, it has about 93k miles on... |
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| 4 responses | Midwifery Student in need of reliable/inexpensive hatchback Member6136 I am looking for a hatchback like the matrix or mazda 3, but have heard some poor reviews about rust in the mazda 3. I tried the pontiac vibe, which apparently ls very similar to the matrix, but wasn't too impressed with the power or interior (front seat). My price... |
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| 4 responses | Low cost-to-own Family Car Member6576 Pretty basic search, I guess. Just looking for a car with really good cost-to-own per year, taking into account Fuel (18k miles a year, for us), insurance, maintenance and repairs, and depreciation. (Or replace depreciation with a similar metric representing increased repair costs year over year, since I'm fine holding... |
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| 4 responses | Fuel-efficient family hauler; Fun, comfortable car Member4488 kia optima hybrid |
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| 4 responses | Something to use for uber, really high city mpg, 4door sedan/hatch, 2009-2014, Private party <= 10k, manual/rwd would be a plus Member6570 I'm considering driving for uber and would like something that gets high city mpg. The roads in my city can be pretty rough, so rwd orsomething tough and durable would be a plus. I like to drive manual. I prefer smaller>larger vehicles as well, if a 4 seater miata existed,... |
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| 6 responses | Reliable inexpensive durable good on gas 4 door car Ron223 Looked at Toyota Yaris, Corolla, and Camry Honda Civic and Fit. Kia Forte, Optima, Soul. Mazda2, Mazda3. Mitsubishi Lancer, Mirage. Hyundai Elantra. Susuki compacts. Pontiac Vibe I am trying to avoid unreliable cars that is why I only list o e American car. Will consider older cars up to 12 years... |
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| 4 responses | Fuel-Efficient Commuter Car Member6310 Have had current car for 10 years and 125,000 miles, looking for a car that would be used for commute to work, trips around town. Current commute is about 20 miles each way in traffic. Have really started to look into hybrids (Honda Accord, Hyandai Sonata, Ford Focus),... |
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| 3 responses | delivery driving Member6301 I'm looking for a car that will be used for long drives/delivery. It needs decent cargo space in addition to the priorities I have listed. The key point that will make or break is cost effectiveness, how long it will last in relation owner cost. Needs to be comfortable enough... |
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| 3 responses | Keep the 2004 Jetta TDI or Buy a Used 2014 Honda Fit Member6518 I am starting a new job tomorrow that will involve driving 50+ miles a day. I have a Lexus SUV that gets 18-20mpg. My husband has a Jetta TDI that is manual and he does not commute as much as I will be. I would rather not drive... |
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| 3 responses | First new car since 2002: fuel efficient, versatile space Member5681 Honda Fit: like versatility of interior space arrangements. Have a new Honda dealership near me. Ford Fusion: Right size. Not sure about interior dash arrangement/buttons Toyota Prius: I've had two of them and I really like the way the interior is set up. Reliability and low maintenance costs a big... |
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| 3 responses | must be able to do stop and going delivering papers Member6090 needing a vehicle for long trips and delivering so needs to stop and go alot. also seats must set-up and be comfortable. good gas mileage also. 2001 honda cvr, 2006 ford escape |
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| 3 responses | must be able to do stop and going delivering papers Member6090 needing a vehicle for long trips and delivering so needs to stop and go alot. also seats must set-up and be comfortable. good gas mileage also. 2001 honda cvr, 2006 ford escape |
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| 3 responses | First new car since 2002: fuel efficient, versatile space Member5681 Honda Fit: like versatility of interior space arrangements. Have a new Honda dealership near me. Ford Fusion: Right size. Not sure about interior dash arrangement/buttons Toyota Prius: I've had two of them and I really like the way the interior is set up. Reliability and low maintenance costs a big... |
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| 3 responses | Recommendations for used car that is small, cheap and reliable Member6223 Something cheap and reliable. Possibly an alternative to the Honda Civc/Accord since they tend to be expensive from brand recognition. Looked at some Mazdas, but was concerned about rust issues. Also looked at some Hyundais, Elantras, etc. Just trying to figure out what old used cars to target forreliability. |
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| 2 responses | Inexpensive highway commuting cruiser Member6519 I'm currently considering the Civic, Corolla, and Elantra. |
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| 2 responses | looking for a fuel efficient, comfortable car with some carrying capacity. Recent retiree who had driven and loved my '07 Camry hybrid. Just not enough room in trunk. Member6070 I've driven the Accord, Camry, and Mazda 6. I liked the accord better than the others. But it doesn't ride much better than my '07 Camry hybrid on which I have 145000 miles. I'd keep it, but it may be getting close to battery replacement. |
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| 2 responses | Replacement commuter/family car Member6561 I've been driving a Pontiac Vibe for almost 10 years. My first was a 2003 from 2005 to 20013, until I hit a deer. My second was 20013 to 2015, when I hit another vehicle. I'd planned to replace with another Vibe, but I happened across a Prius and think... |
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| 2 responses | Fuel-Efficient Member6334 My top 2 choices are the 2005 Honda Civic HX Coupe CVT Transmission and the 2005 Volkswagen Golf TDI. The main reason these are my top 2 is because of the fuel efficency these cars are supposed to get. |
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| 2 responses | Fuel-Efficient Member6334 My top 2 choices are the 2005 Honda Civic HX Coupe CVT Transmission and the 2005 Volkswagen Golf TDI. The main reason these are my top 2 is because of the fuel efficency these cars are supposed to get. |
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| 1 response | Comfort for Family Member6384 Hello We will move to Toronto this summer, I'm looking for a family car under C$ 15,000 There are some points that's important to us:
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| 1 response | Uber Driving Member6444 I'm looking for a car that won't be too pricey to begin with, nor on the long run (good mpg, low cost maintenance and insurance), as well as a car that will last long time and mileage.and I'm looking for a car specifically that I can drive Uber/ | |||
