What kind of car would you recommend me?

Question

I do not want a high maintenance vehicle that is expensive to fix or expensive to do regular maintenance. What type of car thats a lil newer around a $8000.00 price range?

Answer 1

Try this site:

http://www.autotrader.com

and search for these vehicles:

Acura Integra - Very reliable, sporty, compact (2- and 4-Door).

Chevrolet Cavalier - Average reliability, compact (2- and 4-Door).

Chevrolet Malibu - Good reliability, midsize (4-Door only).

Ford Escort - Average reliabilty, compact (2- and 4-Door, plus wagon and hatchback versions).

Ford Taurus - Average reliability, midsize (4-Door and wagon version - avoid SHO version due to poor reliability).

Honda Accord - Very reliable, midsize (2- and 4-Door).

Honda Civic - Very reliable, compact (2- and 4-Door, plus a hatchback version).

Infiniti G20 - Very reliable, midsize (4-Door only).

Kia Spectra - Average reliability, compact (4-Door and wagon version.)

Mazda Protege - Good reliability, compact, sporty (4-Door and wagon version.)

Mercury Tracer - Average reliability, compact (4-Door and wagon version.)

Mitsubishi Galant - Good reliability, midsize (4-Door only).

Nissan Maxima - Good reliability, midsize (4-Door only).

Oldsmobile Cutlass - Good reliability, midsize (4-Door only).

Pontiac Sunfire - Average reliability, compact, sporty (2- and 4-Door.)

Saab 9-3 - Good reliability, compact, (2- and 4-Door and convertible version).

Subaru Impreza - Very reliable, compact (2- and 4-Door and wagon version).

Subaru Legacy - Very reliable, midsize (4-Door and wagon version, plus off-road version called Outback).

Toyota Camry - Very reliable, midsize (4-Door only).

Toyota Corolla - Very reliable, compact (4-Door and wagon version called Matrix).

Volvo S40 - Average reliability, midsize (4-Door and wagon version called V40).

I hope this has been of some help. If you need any more information on any of these models, or if you have any more questions, please feel free to ask.

Answer 2

Honda Civic, Late 90s Nissan Maxima, Honda Accord, Subaru Forester, or Acura TSX. Stay away from Corollas and VWs - too many problems.

Answer 3

Chevy Aveo

Answer 4

i own a repair shop,and i think what you need to look at is a good Nissan sentra the newer ones look and drive really good,and have the lowest maintenance required on any car,and they are very dependable also,i own a one of them and its the best for non repair that i own,these cars just last forever if taken good care of,but if you get a chance look at one and drive it they,ll surprise you the way they run and drive,and handle,good luck i hope this help,s.

Answer 5

Honda Civic, or other Honda, VW