Daily commuter suggestions?

[YALE]

Porsche Boxter. Fuck it. Maybe a used WRX.

[Tremor14]

I keep my eye on Boxter pricing. I always said my first Porsche would be a 911, but now I keep looking at cayenne's and boxters, like fuck it.

[racrguy]

I keep my eye on Boxter pricing. I always said my first Porsche would be a 911, but now I keep looking at cayenne's and boxters, like fuck it.

Dude, get you a Cayman from carmax and buy the warranty, they can be had in the mid 20's and a far superior car from what I read.

[BP]

He said somewhat fun.

CN

Yeah but then he said he's shopping for a Civic/Accord or TDI VW. 4 cylinder/5 speed Ranger ftw.

[Gasser64]

Any small honda or toyota 4cyl car. For when gas prices again skyrocket, as we all know they're going to. With dynamat under the carpet, road noise gets on my nerves and of course those cars are bad about it. And as a commuter you'll be spending lots of time in the car so its worth it

[Stephen]

Honda/Acura.

My 2006 civic si 2.0l 6spd is fun to drive, sporty. Timing chain=no maintenance. Cheap oem parts. Easy to fix anything.

I just paid $7500 1 owner 100k for mine a few months ago to replace my 02 SI that had 250k and was bulletproof.

I was going to suggest one of those.. im using an 00 civic si and its dependable as fuck and cheap to drive.. only have to do a timing belt every
60k so not really that big of a deal

[ceyko]

I'm a Honda fan, did the Civic for awhile - great car but just to small in my older age, with kids, wife and all that junk. Have an Accord now and it's probably the best car I've ever owned.

[snacksnack]

Fuel mileage for the dd

good looks

fun and sporty

265hp 425ftlb torque

and best of all its diesel and only a tune away from 300hp and 500 ft lbs

bmw 335d


maybe more then you want to spend but what the hell.

[8mpg]

Thanks for the suggestions guys... So far I have really been leaning towards a Jetta. The TDI just doesnt make sense. I have run a couple cost calculators and it looks like it will take 15+ years to pay off the $4k difference. That being said, a new basic jetta is $13k or so which would be nice.

Im going look at a civic or accord, but damnit I dont like the interiors and the way they feel. My fiances family has a civic and my mom has an Accord. Just boring vehicles.

[8mpg]

Well the budget is just blown out of the water... looking at $25k or so now. Narrowed it down to the BMW 335i or a little Mercedes C250/300. Something under warranty

[Tremor14]

335i

[helosailor]

Well the budget is just blown out of the water... looking at $25k or so now. Narrowed it down to the BMW 335i or a little Mercedes C250/300. Something under warranty

If it's European, that is a given.

[racrguy]

Well the budget is just blown out of the water... looking at $25k or so now. Narrowed it down to the BMW 335i or a little Mercedes C250/300. Something under warranty

Dude, get you a Cayman from carmax and buy the warranty, they can be had in the mid 20's and a far superior car from what I read.

*cough*

[8mpg]

335i

The dealership I was looking at today has a black/black coupe for $26k...they wont budge on the price. Im really worried about longevity. That and the interior isnt great.

Dude, get you a Cayman from carmax and buy the warranty, they can be had in the mid 20's and a far superior car from what I read.

what is so great about the carmax warranty?

[AdamLX]

what is so great about the carmax warranty?

http://jalopnik.com/my-horn-stopped-working-another-carmax-warranty-update-1616487343

His Ferrari story is good too.