Comments on: What kind of car would we never buy as well as why? http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car Ask and make better car Thu, 10 Mar 2011 14:34:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Ray http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car/comment-page-1#comment-557 Ray Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:27:12 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car#comment-557 Your question put a smile on my face as I remember back in the 80's and 90's selling used Nissan Sentra's - yes they were good value for the bucks and still are today. I like your detailed question, but yours is asking what suits someones lifestyle "not yours " if they had a lemon Sentra they will tell you to stay away - and if they had a Sentra they loved your answer will be buy one... buying a car is a process with study and test drives only you can decide whats suits your needs. Having answered thousand of questions through my website http://www.usedcartips.org/index.html I love your line - ""unfortunately, at this point, I need to keep it at or under $15,000"",,, your a diamond and can buy but you want. Summary...study my website...go shopping for what suit your needs for those long legs and all the pets , if and when you find the car, contact me through my website if your not sure about something. Your subject put a grin upon my face as we recollect behind in a 80′s as well as 90′s offered used Nissan Sentra’s – approbation they were great worth for a bucks as well as still have been today.

I similar to your minute question, though yours is asking what suits someones lifestyle "not yours " if they had a lemon Sentra they will discuss it we to stay divided – as well as if they had a Sentra they desired your answer will be buy one… selling a car is a routine with investigate as well as exam drives usually we can confirm whats suits your needs.

Having answered thousand of questions by my website http://www.usedcartips.org/index.html we adore your line – ""unfortunately, during this point, we need to keep it during or underneath $15,000"",,, your a solid as well as can buy though we want.

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]]> By: x_siobhan_x http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car/comment-page-1#comment-558 x_siobhan_x Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:27:12 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car#comment-558 Get another Nissan. Many foreign cars run forever (well to like 300,000+ miles). I would personally never again buy an American car, sorry they are just not made as well as foreign. I would stay away from Buick in particular. Grand Am's are garbage too. I am actually looking for another car too, only my budget is less than 1K. I will most definitely buy foreign though. Get an additional Nissan. Many unfamiliar cars run perpetually (well to similar to 300,000+ miles). we would privately never again buy an American car, contemptible they have been usually not done as good as foreign. we would stay divided from Buick in particular. Grand Am’s have been rubbish too. we am essentially seeking for an additional car too, usually my bill is reduction than 1K. we will many really buy unfamiliar though.

]]> By: admin1066 http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car/comment-page-1#comment-559 admin1066 Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:27:12 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car#comment-559 Go for a car that has fuel efficiency (top of the list), the enough space for your needs, easy to drive, and not too bulky in size. There are 2nd hand cars that might still be in good condition that you can use. Because when you're stuck in the middle of traffic - its doesn't matter if you're driving a BMW, Benz or Audi - you're all stuck in traffic anyway and you're using up the same amount of gasoline... so go for something that doesn't "drink" up your gasoline too much. Go for a car which has fuel potency (top of a list), a sufficient space for your needs, easy to drive, as well as not as well massive in size. There have been 2nd palm cars which competence still be in great condition which we can use. Because when you’re stranded in a center of trade – a doesn’t make a difference if you’re pushing a BMW, Benz or Audi – you’re all stranded in trade any way as well as you’re regulating up a same volume of gasoline… so go for something which doesn’t "drink" up your gasoline as well much.

]]> By: bmd http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car/comment-page-1#comment-560 bmd Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:27:12 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car#comment-560 Here a link with recommendations. http://autos.yahoo.com/consumerreports/article/best_used_cars_under_15000.html Buying used is smart. Buying new you always end up upside down in the car. Only car I ever had under $15,000 was a neon. Wouldn't recommend it. I think squirrels on a wheel would put out more power. Good luck! Here the couple with recommendations.
http://autos.yahoo.com/consumerreports/article/best_used_cars_under_15000.html
Buying used is smart. Buying latest we regularly finish up upside down in the car.
Only car we ever had underneath $15,000 was the neon. Wouldn’t suggest it. we consider squirrels upon the circle would put out some-more power.
Good luck!

]]> By: ryanandwendy98 http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car/comment-page-1#comment-561 ryanandwendy98 Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:27:12 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car#comment-561 Never buy a Pontiac Montana ~ (Thats a minivan, not a car, just incase you're wondering.) We had one and it litterally ran us to the poor house with never ending, costly repairs. These things are known for cam shaft failure as a result of bad valve cover gaskets. (They're plastic and they break easily, causing dex cool antifreeze to mix with your oil. Dex cool is highly corrosive.) Stay away from any GM car, truck or van with a 3.6 liter engine ~ Especially if it has dex cool coolent. (pink antifreeze.) Here's a good website to check out.. http://www.carsurvey.org/ It's basically a forum that lists every kind of car on the market and it's open to all vehicle owners to report their satisfactory with and their personal experiences with their vehicles.. You'll see that every car out there has it's goods and it's bads, but doing your homework may very well save you a whole lot of headaches, frustration, and money before making a final purchase. I wish I would have found this site before we bought that dreaded van.. (For the record we ended up letting the bank repo it because it was costing us more to keep it going than it was worth. If it wasn't one thing, it was another.) Good luck, I hope this helps, and happy hunting. Never buy a Pontiac Montana ~ (Thats a minivan, not a car, only incase you’re wondering.) We had a single as good as it litterally ran us to a bad residence with never ending, dear repairs. These things have been good known for cam missile disaster as a outcome of bad valve cover gaskets. (They’re cosmetic as good as they mangle easily, causing dex cold antifreeze to brew with your oil. Dex cold is rarely corrosive.) Stay divided from any GM car, lorry or outpost with a 3.6 liter engine ~ Especially if it has dex cold coolent. (pink antifreeze.)
Here’s a great website to check out..
http://www.carsurvey.org/
It’s fundamentally a forum which lists each kind of car upon a marketplace as good as it’s open to all car owners to inform their acceptable with as good as their personal practice with their vehicles.. You’ll see which each car out there has it’s products as good as it’s bads, though you do your task might really good save you a total lot of headaches, frustration, as good as income prior to creation a last purchase. you instruct you would have found this site prior to you paid for which dreaded van.. (For a jot down you finished up vouchsafing a bank repo it since it was costing us some-more to keep it starting than it was worth. If it wasn’t a single thing, it was another.) Good luck, you goal this helps, as good as happy hunting.

]]> By: Jenny http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car/comment-page-1#comment-562 Jenny Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:27:12 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car#comment-562 Mazda's are nice, but when something goes wrong, you're paying extremely high prices for parts. Mitsubishi's are good, except for the fact that they have way too many electrical problems, among other things... Mazda’s have been nice, though when something goes wrong, you’re profitable intensely tall prices for parts.

Mitsubishi’s have been good, solely for a actuality which they have approach as well most electrical problems, between alternative things…

]]> By: ~Severed_Consciousness~ http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car/comment-page-1#comment-563 ~Severed_Consciousness~ Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:27:12 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car#comment-563 I'd never EVER buy a Hummer... but of course with a $15K limit, that's not really an option anyway. For me, though, any truck or SUV is out. Too much prick-waving and environmental unfriendliness. I'd also never buy a Saturn because anyone I've known who's had one has had problem after problem with it. You'd have to put a gun to my head, too, to get me to drive a Neon, Chevy Cavalier or Pontiac Sunfire-type car. In fact, most American cars would send me running in the opposite direction - unreliable and just as expensive to fix as many other cars, if not more. I'm sad to admit that different Honda and Toyota models are reliable and reasonably priced. Personally, I drive a diesel Volkswagen and couldn't be happier... especially since I get over 600 miles to my 14 gallon tank (and a potentially easier conversion to waste-veggie-oil as fuel). I drove American until about 9 years ago, when I bought my first Volkswagen (a '94 Jetta). I drove that thing to 204,000 miles, then sold it to my mechanic who fixed a small electrical problem, drove it himself for awhile, then sold it to someone else. That car is still on the road. Now, my '05 Golf has 60,000 miles on it and nary a problem with that one either (knock on wood). VW's are just getting broken in around 100,000 miles, or so I'm told - and I suppose that's been my experience, too. The only money I've put into my two VWs has been routine maintenance and the typical stuff that wears out from the ridiculous amount of driving I do and our harsh Wisconsin winters - tires, brakes, exhaust, and suspension. If you do go with a VW, one word of advice: Don't get an automatic. Most people I've known who have problems with their VW have an automatic. So, it's worth it to learn to drive manual if you haven't already. The best part, with a $15K limit, you can find yourself a very nice one. One thing: leg room may be a problem... but, then again, my partner and his brother, who are both over 6', have been enthusiastic, devoted VW drivers for about 14 years. Good luck. I’d never EVER buy the Hummer… yet of march with the $15K limit, that’s not unequivocally an choice anyway. For me, though, any lorry or SUV is out. Too most prick-waving as well as environmental unfriendliness.

I’d additionally never buy the Saturn given any the single I’ve well well known who’s had the single has had complaint after complaint with it.

You’d have to put the gun to my head, too, to get me to expostulate the Neon, Chevy Cavalier or Pontiac Sunfire-type car. In fact, most American cars would send me using in the conflicting citation – dangerous as well as usually as costly to repair as most alternative cars, if not more.

I’m unhappy to confess which opposite Honda as well as Toyota models have been arguable as well as pretty priced.

Personally, we expostulate the motor fuel Volkswagen as well as couldn’t be happier… generally given we get over 600 miles to my fourteen gallon tank (and the potentially simpler acclimatisation to waste-veggie-oil as fuel). we gathering American until about 9 years ago, when we paid for my initial Volkswagen (a ’94 Jetta). we gathering which thing to 204,000 miles, afterwards sole it to my automechanic who bound the tiny electrical problem, gathering it himself for awhile, afterwards sole it to someone else. That car is still upon the road. Now, my ’05 Golf has 60,000 miles upon it as well as nary the complaint with which the single possibly (knock upon wood). VW’s have been usually removing damaged in around 100,000 miles, or so I’m told – as well as we suspect that’s been my experience, too. The usually income I’ve put in to my dual VWs has been slight upkeep as well as the standard things which wears out from the silly volume of pushing we do as well as the oppressive Wisconsin winters – tires, brakes, exhaust, as well as suspension. If we do go with the VW, the single word of advice: Don’t get an automatic. Most people I’ve well well known who have problems with their VW have an automatic. So, it’s value it to sense to expostulate primer if we haven’t already. The most appropriate part, with the $15K limit, we can find yourself the really good one. One thing: leg room might be the problem… but, afterwards again, my partner as well as his brother, who have been both over 6′, have been enthusiastic, clinging VW drivers for about fourteen years.

Good luck.

]]> By: toldanothertale http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car/comment-page-1#comment-564 toldanothertale Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:27:12 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car#comment-564 I would avoid getting a Pontiac Grand Am, Volkswagon Passat, Volkswagon Jetta, Oldsmobile Alero, Ford Taurus, Mercury Sable, Dodge Strattus, Chrysler Sebring, Dodge Intrepid and Chevrolet Cavalier. I would equivocate removing the Pontiac Grand Am, Volkswagon Passat, Volkswagon Jetta, Oldsmobile Alero, Ford Taurus, Mercury Sable, Dodge Strattus, Chrysler Sebring, Dodge Intrepid as well as Chevrolet Cavalier.

]]> By: The Man In The Box http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car/comment-page-1#comment-565 The Man In The Box Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:27:12 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car#comment-565 Ford...or anything made by Ford (Mercury, Lincoln, etc). Why? They are absolute crap; Fords are low-quality junk heaps!! When you buy a Ford what you are really buying is a giant, steaming heap of $hit with four wheels attached. Every Ford I've ever owned had tons of problems and defects, broke down all the time, and/or fell apart (literally...knobs come off in your hand, upholstery unravelling, sunvisor falls out of the ceiling, etc). Every Ford my family and friends have owned was like this too. It's amazing they are still in business... So, far I've owned: - 2 Fords (Well, 1 Ford and 1 Mercury...but they are pretty much the same): Crap! The freakin' Mercury is literally in the shop like every 4 months; It's like clockwork! I can't wait to sell that heap... - 1 Dodge: Eh...not bad. Not great, but not bad. - 1 Nissan: Pretty good, but not spectacular. Still better than the Dodge, Mercury, and Ford. - 2 Toyotas: Amazingly good vehicles! Best cars I've ever owned! Get a Toyota. They are like the Energizer rabbit; they run forever. You just can't kill them! P.S. Oh, and I'd never get one of those giant, obnoxious "I have a small penis so I'm compensating with this" Hummer vehicles! How idiotic are those things?? Ugly, pretentious, over-priced, trendy, gas-guzzling land yachts...*Barf*! Ford…or anything done by Ford (Mercury, Lincoln, etc).

Why? They have been comprehensive crap; Fords have been low-quality junk heaps!! When we buy the Ford what we have been unequivocally shopping is the giant, bubbling store of $hit with 4 wheels attached.

Every Ford I’ve ever owned had tons of problems as well as defects, pennyless down all the time, and/or fell detached (literally…knobs come off in your hand, upholstery unravelling, sunvisor falls out of the ceiling, etc). Every Ford my family as well as friends have owned was similar to this too. It’s extraordinary they have been still in business…

So, distant I’ve owned:
– 2 Fords (Well, 1 Ford as well as 1 Mercury…but they have been flattering most the same): Crap! The freakin’ Mercury is literally in the emporium similar to each 4 months; It’s similar to clockwork! we can’t wait for to sell which heap…
– 1 Dodge: Eh…not bad. Not great, though not bad.
– 1 Nissan: Pretty good, though not spectacular. Still improved than the Dodge, Mercury, as well as Ford.
– 2 Toyotas: Amazingly great vehicles! Best cars I’ve ever owned!

Get the Toyota. They have been similar to the Energizer rabbit; they run forever. You only can’t kill them!

P.S. Oh, as well as I’d never get the single of those giant, repulsive "I have the tiny penis so I’m compensating with this" Hummer vehicles! How stupid have been those things?? Ugly, pretentious, over-priced, trendy, gas-guzzling land yachts…*Barf*!

]]> By: Alex http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car/comment-page-1#comment-566 Alex Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:27:12 +0000 http://makeautocar.com/what-kind-of-car-would-you-never-buy-and-why.car#comment-566 ive driven my fathers corolla before and thats a real nice car. he never has any problems with it, he drives around 24,000 miles a year, and its still like new. he bought a 2005 corolla le 2 years ago, and i think he only paid around 16000, so you would probably be able to get a 2007 corolla ce for under $15000, especiallly with the 2008's coming out. ive driven my fathers corolla prior to as well as thats a genuine good car. he never has any problems with it, he drives around 24,000 miles a year, as well as a still similar to new. he paid for a 2005 corolla le 2 years ago, as well as i consider he usually paid around 16000, so we would substantially be means to get a 2007 corolla ce for underneath $15000, especiallly with a 2008′s entrance out.

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