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I want a good 2 door sports car. Preferably a FRS or tC. But I already know I'm getting my mom's '06 Nissan Altima.
(Age under 18) Which car do you want as your first car?
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The G6 coupe is actually a nice little car. But the modern Grand Prix's are absolute 🤬. I pulled the entire passenger-side door off of my aunt's when it froze shut. And my upper body strength is rather pathetic, honestly.
or more realistically,
And @6ranTur15m05, I wouldn't worry about posting little things like that picture in another language. No one's really going to care if you post a pic that contains text from your native language.
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- slashfan7964
Yeah there would be no way I'd drive any of those if I had to pay for it right now lol.
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I had no idea what car I wanted when I was 16. There were a :censored:load of them.
But the first car I actually got:
The first "daily driver" I bought entirely myself was this:
But the first car I actually got:
The first "daily driver" I bought entirely myself was this:
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I wanted a foxbody mustang as my first car. I love the look, power, and feel. I almost had one. It was $1000 and had a couple of engine problems. When I told him I wanted to have a shop I trusted look at it he backed out. I was going to pay for everything, he just needed to bring the car whenever was good for him. I ended up with an '06 ZX6R (completely paid for) and an '89 MR2 (owe my dad about $500).
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I want(ed) something that would (A) have excellent gas mileage, (B) in decent condition, (C) cheap, and (D) stick shift.
Expectation would have been a generic (older model) Civic or something similar. Reality is a 1993 Honda Del Sol Si (in red) with working fog lights(!) and an automatic transmission. Only condition my dad said (since it's his) is that I do the work on it if it becomes mine.
3 out of 4 isn't bad, considering all it needed to be driven when we first got it was a new battery and 4 tires.
There are some rust spots on it, and some body panels need to be replaced (minor fender-bender before we got it, apparent disagreement with the left front fender and a pole while backing out of a parking space) along with a new rear deck (minus wing), hood, and window seals... but, for $300... you can't go wrong.
(Once it gets home I will update with pictures.)
Expectation would have been a generic (older model) Civic or something similar. Reality is a 1993 Honda Del Sol Si (in red) with working fog lights(!) and an automatic transmission. Only condition my dad said (since it's his) is that I do the work on it if it becomes mine.
3 out of 4 isn't bad, considering all it needed to be driven when we first got it was a new battery and 4 tires.
There are some rust spots on it, and some body panels need to be replaced (minor fender-bender before we got it, apparent disagreement with the left front fender and a pole while backing out of a parking space) along with a new rear deck (minus wing), hood, and window seals... but, for $300... you can't go wrong.
(Once it gets home I will update with pictures.)
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You mean the fog lights barely work at all, right?
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This. You can't find a decent 240SX anymore.
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No, they actually work perfectly. Them working at all would be a cause to celebrate, but they're in excellent condition & work 100% of the time.
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Oh OK...
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I'm hoping for a decent, manual FD RX7, but I probably won't get one unless its super cheap (i.e. doesn't run 
). If only FDs weren't so 🤬 expensive here! In reality, I'll probably have to slum around my parents' '94 and '96 Plymouth Voyagers ('96 is a Grand Voyager 
), at least for a little while. The first car that I actually buy will hopefully (finances permitting) be an FD.
). If only FDs weren't so 🤬 expensive here! In reality, I'll probably have to slum around my parents' '94 and '96 Plymouth Voyagers ('96 is a Grand Voyager ), at least for a little while. The first car that I actually buy will hopefully (finances permitting) be an FD.
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I'm 17 and still don't know how to drive, or have a first car (Why would I be posting here if I had a first car?), but I'd like something old, like a muscle car or truck, or something RWD so I can drift it (legally and responsibly of course).
Some examples:
You guys will find out that I like pretty much anything when it coms to cars.
Some examples:
- '69 Chevy C10. I'd put a 302 in it:
- First-gen Pontiac Firebird. 1969 shown.
- And the holy grail of RWD cars (IMHO), the Toyota AE86.
You guys will find out that I like pretty much anything when it coms to cars.
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Man, I want a C10 with a powerful engine so bad.
Walbang used for dramatic effect.
Walbang used for dramatic effect.
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Your insurance company called, they said no.
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Same here, only not just a '98. I'd take any year Monte Carlo.
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No trust me you wouldn't. They are not nice to work on.
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