My budget is 25k, what car should i buy? *UPDATE, COPPED*

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Looking to spend around 25k, what 2013/2014 models would u recommend?

What tips do you have when bargaining at the dealership?

Only car i have in mind at the moment is the Camaro.

Any help is appreicated, famb.

**UPDATE**

Test drove the Camaro, didnt like it too much.

Ended up coppin the 2014 Accord Sedan Sport.  Comes with KARR alarm, perma plate, and Lo Jack. Got it for 25k out the door.

Definitely lovin this car and stayed under my budget.

Thanks for all the tips and input NT famb, especially @superblyTRIFE. 
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Depends on what is important to you. Cool factor? MPG? Resale value? Reliability? Cost of maintenance? Power?

What are you looking for in a car?
 
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superblyTRIFE said:
Depends on what is important to you. Cool factor? MPG? Resale value? Reliability? Cost of maintenance? Power?

What are you looking for in a car?
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I little bit of each? lol

Lets say...cost of maintenance and reliability. What would u recommend?
 
You can get a decent used for 5K.

You can get a very nice used for 10K.

You can buy a brand new whip for around 15K.

Point is, don't spend 25K on a depreciating asset. Your money could be spent better, in my opinion.




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CelticsPride34 said:
You want to get a BRZ...
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i wanted a FRS, test drove it and all. Not a smooth ride whatsoever and it's ultra small.
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MoNeyLiCiouS said:
 
superblyTRIFE said:
Depends on what is important to you. Cool factor? MPG? Resale value? Reliability? Cost of maintenance? Power?


What are you looking for in a car?
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I little bit of each? lol

Lets say...cost of maintenance and reliability. What would u recommend?
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Buy a civic, or corolla
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Im driving a corolla now lol. Dont like the new civics or accords either
 
MoNeyLiCiouS said:
 
superblyTRIFE said:
Depends on what is important to you. Cool factor? MPG? Resale value? Reliability? Cost of maintenance? Power?

What are you looking for in a car?
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I little bit of each? lol

Lets say...cost of maintenance and reliability. What would u recommend?
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Was gonna say an Accord Sport, but you already said you don't like em.  
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Anyways, they're one of the better balances between reliability, cost of maintenance, MPG, resale value and they're fun to drive (with a manual transmission).  Definitely not a ton of cool factor, but with some affordable, basic mods they can look damn good, IMO.  
 
superblyTRIFE said:
 
MoNeyLiCiouS said:
 
superblyTRIFE said:
Depends on what is important to you. Cool factor? MPG? Resale value? Reliability? Cost of maintenance? Power?

What are you looking for in a car?
Click to expand...
I little bit of each? lol

Lets say...cost of maintenance and reliability. What would u recommend?
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Was gonna say an Accord Sport, but you already said you don't like em.  
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Anyways, they're one of the better balances between reliability, cost of maintenance, MPG, resale value and they're fun to drive (with a manual transmission).  Definitely not a ton of cool factor, but with some affordable, basic mods they can look damn good, IMO.  
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ill def look deeper into the accord now lol 

Thx famb.
 
Being that you can practically get a nice new car for 10K+ less than that, back to the drawing board before you waste 5 figs :lol:
 
LeClutchJames said:
Get a honda civic man and pocket the rest :smile:
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Yah that's what I am thinking now days. I mean gas is only skyrocket upwards to $5 a gallon in the next few years so if you're looking into keeping your car for a while, I would get something that is fuel efficient.

That Accord LX base model is surprising nice.
 
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