def go Volksawagon or Toyota - that way you can get an older car that will still be reliable. Obviously the older the car the cheaper it will be. My advice would be check the internet, used dealerships, your local newspaper, or even cars you see on the side of the road. Then whatever you decide you like, just pay a mechanic to check the car out for you first and make sure that everything is in good shape.
**most mechanics wont charge you more than $30-40
2006-10-23 08:36:16
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answered by GAgirl 4
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Most used Hyundai vehicles are decent. I owned a Chevy S10 pickup for almost 12 years before trading it in - never a major problem for the majority of it's life. It's still running well for the guy who bought it.
I should add that Toyotas are very dependable as well. Look into a used Matrix - small and very fuel efficient. Or one of the new Yaris models.
2006-10-23 08:15:32
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answered by Scotsman 5
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How Cheap? Check Consumer reports. They have a list of used cars to stay away from and also have a list of recommended vehicles. Your local library may carry a subscription.
2006-10-23 08:18:03
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answered by Bman 3
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perchance a Toyota Corrola. they're very reliable, low-value, and get sturdy gas mileage. you are able to desire to in all risk locate greater inexpensive automobiles obtainable, yet you may bear in recommendations that once you purchase inexpensive automobiles they could have greater issues and be in the shop greater. so as which you will finally end up allotting greater in the long-term, and using a worse automobile on the comparable time. the base line is to locate a stable automobile it quite is to no longer costly. i might think of a Corrola might greater wholesome into that type.
2016-10-16 07:41:16
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answered by benner 4
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Ford Fiesta
Nissan Micra
both very reliable
2006-10-23 08:15:54
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answered by Typhoon_ 3
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check your local paper!
2006-10-23 08:20:33
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answered by Anonymous
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