I am in the market to buy a car and I didn’t own any care before. I saw two cars that my friends showed me. One is Honda civic 2001 (with 87000 miles) and Toyota ECHO 2002 (with 67000 miles), but not sure which one is better!!! BTW, both of those cars are clean according to Carfax.
I am basically looking for a car that will give me 25-34 MPG, 4 cylinder, 4 doors (sedan), has low maintenance cost, has good safety features, and kinda stylish. Which one of those cars mentioned above should i buy?
If I should not buy any of those, what are other cars that I should consider??? ( It needs to be a 4 cylinder, 4 doors (sedan), should have low maintenance cost,and good safety features)
Which Car Should I Buy?
Which Car Should I Buy?
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I would definitely go with the Honda. They are good cars, with a great reputation for reliability.
Why don’t you consider a newer Ford Fusion (2006 or 2007 model year). They go for about $10,000 to $12,000. It’s a very nice sedan, it comes in 4 cylinders and is great on gas. I am also pretty sure you can get one with less miles than your Honda or Toyota, and it is bigger in size as well.
Those are both good cars. Either would be a good choice. But the echo is a very small car made for commuting. So be sure to make your decision on how often & where you intend to drive it. A Mazda Protege’ ES would also be a good choice. They are hard to find w/ decent low mileage & price, but not impossible. Good day!
For pertol and low maintenance cost, go Toyata ECHO for sure! Good qulaity and lower part price
Well, i guess this comes down to personal preference and the amount you’re willing to spend for a used car.
I will tell you that if you go for the cleanest, best looking car, you’ll usually get burned. These higher end cars are usually worked on only enough to get them to run for a little while.
To answer this question, research both. I garuntee you’ll find histories on each of these car types. Consumer reports go a long way in telling people how well these cars do over time.
In the end, you want something that feels right for you. Which has the features you like better? Which one has a better looking, less worn out looking engine? Does this car feel right when you’re driving it? Is it to much work to drive this car everyday?
In the end, you’re the only one that knows the answer to what you want out of a car. Just do some homework on the history of the model before you make your descision. You want to be informed as well as possible before driving a car off the lot. Ask for a test drive, as well as make them change the fluids and filters in the car before you drive it off the lot.