Have to get a daily driver
#2
Le Mans Master
#3
Pro
Thread Starter
I do drive it everyday!! I love it! I feel so everywhere i go, but i need a car that i can drive on dirt roads, maybe go on some bumps, and go a day without having to worry about it.
#5
Race Director
What ar your priorities? Personally, I'd go with a 2002-2003 Mazda Protege ES, mostly because it handles better than anything in its class and it'll most likely be very reliable.
A bit higher up on the cost scale would be an Acura RSX-S if you want a manual tranny or an RSX is you have to have an auto. The Mazda comes in both types.
A bit higher up on the cost scale would be an Acura RSX-S if you want a manual tranny or an RSX is you have to have an auto. The Mazda comes in both types.
#10
Le Mans Master
In that case get a used jeep wrangler also the good thing about our vettes is that you dont have to worry about them, they are a dime a dozen., if I were you I'd get a crotch rocket
#11
Pro
Thread Starter
SUV's are out of the question. A truck would be acceptable but has to be stick. Regaurdless car or truck it has to be stick. I want a bike but not DD-able.
#12
Race Director
The Protege ES handles as well as the C5 and is a blast to drive, especially with a manual tranny. The Acura RSX-S is a great car as well, looks alot sportier than the Protege, but most clean, sub-100,000 mile ones are above your price limit.
#14
Race Director
The 03s had the following "issues":
Engine
Electrical
Paint/Trim
Body Integrity
Power equipment
Body hardware
As a general rule of thumb: Stay away from german vehicles after their warranties expire.
Engine
Electrical
Paint/Trim
Body Integrity
Power equipment
Body hardware
As a general rule of thumb: Stay away from german vehicles after their warranties expire.
#17
Race Director