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From Yahoo Image Search: 'used car'
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The vehicle, a Land Rover, was on loan to Choulos while her own car was in the repair shop, police said. Choulos' lawyer, Scott Guite, could not be reached ...
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CarMax, the nation's largest . used car. dealer, is having a 'Tweet Yourself to a New Ride' contest on Twitter that runs through midnight, Feb. 28. Go to the website to get a specific phrase to tweet and be entered to win. ...
What is the cheapest, most reliable used car to run into the ground?
Q. I am looking to buy a cheap, reliable used car that I can basically drive for 10 years with as few problems as possible, safety or maintenance-wise. I don't care about resale value since I intend to run the car into the ground. In fact, a high resale value might make the car too expensive to purchase as a used car. What would you reccomend?
Asked by jake - Tue May 13 16:01:29 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Pretty much anything japanese, like others are saying the Honda Civic is pretty good - I knew someone who had one and they got it 10 years old and carried on using it for another 10 years. In the end they drove it to a scrap yard, it drove fine but it was begining to rust in places.
Answered by AlfonsoX - Tue May 13 17:59:18 2008
Q. I am looking to buy a cheap, reliable used car that I can basically drive for 10 years with as few problems as possible, safety or maintenance-wise. I don't care about resale value since I intend to run the car into the ground. In fact, a high resale value might make the car too expensive to purchase as a used car. What would you reccomend?
Asked by jake - Tue May 13 16:01:29 2008 - - 7 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Pretty much anything japanese, like others are saying the Honda Civic is pretty good - I knew someone who had one and they got it 10 years old and carried on using it for another 10 years. In the end they drove it to a scrap yard, it drove fine but it was begining to rust in places.
Answered by AlfonsoX - Tue May 13 17:59:18 2008
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