Great inexpensive 4 door used vechicle.?

Question

Alright my twins are growing, growing right out of our 2 door tiny pontiac sunfire (2003). We are currently looking for a new-used vechicle, i need something that can accomodate my twins and everything i need for them, but i am terrified of driving HUGE boats. I also need something with good gas milleage, no mini-van, no station waggons, and something that is not expensive. What are some ideas?
thanks

Answer 1

I hate to say it but you should get a Honda Accord. I hate Hondas but for what you are looking for in a car this would be you best choice. They are inexpensive, reliable, and roomy. Accords come in a 4-cylinder so great on gas. You can fit five adults in them. Honda and Toyota last forever seems like. The Toyota Corolla is ok but not too roomy in them. Corollas are good for single persons, or like college students who need a cheap intro car. Accords i-vtec engine or whatever is pretty strong so incase you need to hit the gas to find a gas station for a lil tinkle break or something it'll get up and go. In Vegas where everything is expensive and insurance is crazy they sell for 05 and under are 19 grand and under. Fords sedans are crap. Fords five Hundred sales have been ugly. They are even bringing back the "Taurus" name and giving it to the Five Hundred, for more appeal since the Taurus has been Fords best selling sedan. Altimas are straight, but I say you go with an Accord

Answer 2

A 2006 Dodge Charger! They only come in 4 door, get very decent mileage for a 6 cylinder engine, and are very comfortable and stylish. According to many large web sites, the charger has as much interior room as many SUV's! (Such as the 00-05 RAV4). The chargers are VERY reasonably priced as well, especially if you get one used with around 20 thousand miles on it. You could get one for around $15-16k. I hope this helps!

Answer 3

I have to say that my Dad has owned many Camrys, and he's kept them for 100,000 miles each, and he hasn't had a single major problem with them. They can be very inexpensive to run, and my Dad's 03 4cyl got 40 mpg on a 4 hour trip to northern NJ. They aren't amazingly fun, but they are very reliable, and you can't really say that about some american cars now.

Answer 4

'ninety 4 to 'ninety six Impala SS :D Yea, i assume it relies upon on your funds. in case you acquire 40 to eighty grand circulate with an import or a sparkling G8 or something. yet whilst that may no longer very conceivable, you ought to promote your Z28 for funds and turn around and get an SS or a Crown Vic or great outdated Caprice Interceptor form and characteristic some American muscle to purple meat up. :D

Answer 5

You can find a used Kia Optima 4 door sedan with decent miles for a really good price. For example here's one in my area:

http://sacramento.craigslist.org/car/272596843.html

Not bad isn't it? And the vehicle is practically new.
Kia is a reliable brand, ranking in the top five in a recent study:

http://motoring.reuters.co.uk/reuters/vocmain.jsp?lnk=101&id=2078&desc=Mazda%20tops%20comprehensive%20reliability%20survey

Answer 6

There are lots of small cars out there but it depends what you like, what you want, and how much you want to spend. Here is the list of all for door cars I could think of off the top of my head
Honda-Civic,Accord
Toyota-Corolla, Camry,Avalon
Suzuki-Forenza
Ford-,Fusion, Crown Vic, Tarus
Dodge-Charger,Avenger,Caliber,Startus,Magnum(I know you said no station wagons but this one is pretty sweet)
Chevy-Cavalier,Cobalt,Aveo,HHR,Malibu
Hope that helps

Answer 7

Toyota or Honda, and to a lesser extent a Subaru

-reliable
-test well
-good depreciation

Answer 8

Honda Accord. Good cars.

Answer 9

2007 4dr Jeep Wrangler ~ a little under $20,000