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| 17 responses | Small, nimble, fun (as in lean in to the curves) car for petite woman with dogs & a desire to drive a stick/manual again BellaBee I moved from the California Bay Area to Western Massachusetts a year ago with several dogs and a 2011 Ford Flex Limited. When I lived in the Bay Area, I worked for a wonderful animal shelter and routinely transported dogs (up to 8 including 2 dog crates) between Gilroy and... |
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| 12 responses | Small/medium size family hauler - fun, inexpensive, good to look at it agog Our requirements are: - good space for a small family with at least 5 seats - 1/2 child seat capacity - rearview camera is a must, love to have all around view - like sporty looking cars specially in red color :) - climate control - love to have moon/sun... |
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| 9 responses | Winter friendly car Member3492 Subaru Impreza 2010 (used) -- front seat felt cramped, and there was no rear window wiper. Does anyone know if more recent models have the rear wiper? |
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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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| 6 responses | fun commuter car ahm1127 Three-Car Garage Was thinking Focus ST, let me know what you think |
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| 5 responses | Sedan sadgrove My preference would be for a car that gets close to 50 mpg real world mileage and big enough to carry 5 adults. A hatchback is preferable but not essential. |
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| 5 responses | Fun to drive, compact to mid-size, manual transmisison and big trunk Member5602 My golf course doesn't have club storage so I leave my bag and cart in the trunk all summer and go on road trips with 2 sets of clubs. Needgood sizedtrunk. Want a manual transmission for driving fun. Don't want lowest trim to get the MT. My other car is... |
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| 5 responses | Haulin Bass KSKarl Room to carry a bass. Don't want a full size truck or SUV |
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| 4 responses | Island Car laurieo Looking for a safe, reliable used car, preferably a small SUV or station wagon in which I can fit larger items when necessary. Live on an island, but will make trips to city (150 miles round trip) 2-3 times a month. We are a couple and this will be our... |
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| 4 responses | Reliable, comfortable gear/people hauler with good visibility. Member2828 My 1995 Camry Wagon has been hit, and my insurer wont fix it. So I need a reliable replacement gear hauler. I really like wagons, but would be happy with a small SUV. Reliability and good driver visibility are my 2 main priorities. I've got about $10,000 to spend and... |
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| 3 responses | hybrid Member6623 best fuel economy and warranty |
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| 3 responses | solid quality, substantial feeling, efficient, good handling, wagon or hatchback. Comfortable and safe on long trips. Understated as opposed to techy/tacky. Member6303 I enjoy driving and am used to my comfortable, substantially built vw. It would be nice to have a practical, solid and well designed wagon that performs well enough to give confidence to the driver on the road, without worry of expensive reliability issues on long trips. I need four... |
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| 3 responses | Does a car for my needs exist? Member6509 My Need (Most Important Stuff): Backroad commuting through Chicago winters 100 miles per day, so something that can safely handle all weather conditions. Longevity and reliability- Commute is almost 50 miles each way. Fuel economy- Keeping the commute cost as low as possible. My Wants (Not a Requirement But... |
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| 2 responses | I need a reliable wagon for daily commuting as well as long road trips. Member6604 I want a reliable car with lots of cargo space. |
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| 2 responses | A newer Prius or a newer VW Golf TDI? jerry.mcintire We have owned both, and like the Prius in our cold Wisconsin winters because we aren't able to use 100% biodiesel during them. Hard to beat the gas mileage, but there is a new biodiesel co-op here and the TDI gets such outstanding mpg, as good as the Prius once... |
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| 2 responses | Car for 2015 Member3413 No cvt or manual trans Yes shiftable auto 6 + speeds |
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| 1 response | Fuel-efficient big non-SUV Member6372 Gasoline makes so little sense, but I'm not ready to get on the hybrid train until lithium-ion batteries are standard, since nickel ones are so bad for the environment, heavy, and deteriorate more quickly. mostly use my car for long trips and moving a lot of stuff, so great fuel... |
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