I wanna buy a used car, some suggestions?

Question

I wanna buy a used car or wagon, up to $10,000, not easy to broke, not expensive to fix, save gases, thanks

Answer 1

Well, sadly, many foreign made cars simply outlast the American versions. But, they do tend to cost more to fix when they do break, so you have a choice there on which way to go. If you really wish to save gas, small wagons or sedans with 4cylinder engines will be the better way to go. There are many choices out there, do a little research to see what you like and what is comfortable to you and your driving. It will be your choice, since everyone has thier own opinion and thier own preferences, just look over what comments you get, then do your own study to find out what you really like. Good luck.

PS Consumer Reports, Road and Track, Car and Driver, even MSN and Yahoo all have resources to help you learn about vehicles and values. Do a little digging.

Answer 2

I would go with a Ford Crown Victoria. They are really easy to come by in that price range, require little to no repairs if required maintanence is kept and also does really good on gas considering how big it is compared to compact cars.

Answer 3

i own a repair shop,and i think one of the best used cars on the market today is the Nissan sentra,these cars last good there not expensive to repair,and hold there value real good also,i have a lot of customers who own these and all of them are pretty satisfied with the mileage and the low maintenance cost also,but there worth checking out ,i bought one just to see if they would last that good,and so far so good with it,good luck,i hope this help,s.

Answer 4

Get this months Consumer Reports auto edition. They will give you a lot of info on good new cars, but also a good list of used cars to avoid. Get that first before doing your web research.

Answer 5

i would recomend i used dodge intrepid i have bought 2 1 a 2000 and the other a 2002 great cars great on gas and very comfortable

Answer 6

a wagon only cost like 35 bucks, so go with the wagon, it's easy to pull and u can keep it parked on the patio.

Answer 7

go on your nieghborhood great motor vehicle broking and ask the in case you need to purchase between the wholesale vehicles and clarify why you like an much less severe priced and unswerving older used motor vehicle in case you're wonderful on the subject of the communicate they only could provide you a good deal....

Answer 8

if you spending that kind of money then get something around 50K miles or less.

Honda civic- really good on gas and reliable
Subaru Impreza Wagon
Toyota Prius (not sure about hybrid prices)
Corolla, 4 cylinder Camry
Mistubishi Lancer- great car, good on gas

Answer 9

a toyota !!!