Help me pick out a car, Fargostreet
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Alright, I am looking for a 4 door sedan, something somewhat cheap, just using the thing as a commuter. I know nothing about this market. Here is kind of what I have been looking at:
Subaru Impreza, Legacy/Outback
Honda Accord
Toyota Camry
Nissan Sentra
etcAll of these would be mid to late 90s vintage. Any other suggestions? I do not want a wagon (unless it's a decent Subaru). And any suggestions on what I should look at while inspecting these cars?
I know a Jetta would be another option, but I've already had those in the past and want something different.
The car cannot be a two door, I'll be hauling my Malamute around once in a while. Getting him in a coupe = fail.
Thanks!
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Imprezza, Legacy, then accord would be my preference. But all of those are good cars, just personal preference really.
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Stormwalker;220585 wrote:
Alright, I am looking for a 4 door sedan, something somewhat cheap, just using the thing as a commuter. I know nothing about this market. Here is kind of what I have been looking at:Subaru Impreza, Legacy/Outback
Honda Accord
Toyota Camry
Nissan Sentra
etcAll of these would be mid to late 90s vintage. Any other suggestions? I do not want a wagon (unless it's a decent Subaru). And any suggestions on what I should look at while inspecting these cars?
I know a Jetta would be another option, but I've already had those in the past and want something different.
The car cannot be a two door, I'll be hauling my Malamute around once in a while. Getting him in a coupe = fail.
Thanks!
Camry is reliable and fairly economical; Impreza/Legacy/Outback are great for the snow; Sentra wouldn't be too bad I suppose, and the Accord is a Honda (but still reliable/easy to fix)
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Are Sentras cheap as sh!t for a reason?
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cause only faber drives nissans
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If you choose to get a subaru, and one that is that old. It will have higher mileage. Make sure the timing belt was changed. They are a bitch and cost about 450 to be done at the dealership. Other than that you will have nothing to worry about picking an older subaru.
Whats your budget? That would help us a lot more.
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Eh, just a couple grand would be the limit. Any more than that and I'd rather just keep driving the Jeep. So, the cheaper the better.
Again, I'm kind of a sucker for the Subarus lately. I'm afraid to go look at them because I could see myself dropping a bit more on one of those.
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Yeah I hear ya. But I dont really know If you would be able to find one for a couple grand. You would probably have to spend more. You could go to subaru and lease one. 199 month for impreza and I think legacy too. With no money down. 225 for a wrx i think. I know there are some small dealerships in moorhead that has a few outbacks in the 4k range.
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Stormwalker wrote:
Why would you be trying to look at Fargostreet? Have you hit bottom that hard? Perhaps you should be trying to look into a rusty coathanger, rope, and razor blades and just end your life now.
Stormwalker wrote:
Everyone on Fargostreet needs to go have sex with a chainsaw.
Stormwalker wrote:
Fargostreet might as well be called Fargobeaterz.Yet you turn to fargostreet for advice on your next car :nonono:
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HandoEX;220611 wrote:
Yet you turn to fargostreet for advice on your next car :nonono:I'm looking for a sub-$2000 import beater. I thought of this place immediately.

I'm serious, I want advice. Or see you stick your genitals in a VHS player and hit play. Hawt.
(awaits serious business posts due to a lack of humor in fargo)
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Rexwagon;220619 wrote:
Have you looked at craigslist?Yeah. I kind of have an idea of where prices should be. I'm mainly asking if there's any known issues with those model cars in that year range (tips for what I should look at if I'm inspecting a car), and if anyone has any suggestions on other cars I could look at too, since I'm unfamiliar with this market. Or if one car is better than the alternatives, and why.
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Stormwalker;220623 wrote:
Yeah. I kind of have an idea of where prices should be. I'm mainly asking if there's any known issues with those model cars in that year range (tips for what I should look at if I'm inspecting a car), and if anyone has any suggestions on other cars I could look at too, since I'm unfamiliar with this market. Or if one car is better than the alternatives, and why.o OK. i gotcha.
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