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What kinds of vehicles are practical yet stylish for around 30 grand?
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RE: What kinds of vehicles are practical yet stylish for around 30 grand?
(07-31-2014 03:29 PM)Cr33pin Wrote:  Iv'e owned a Evo and would highly recommend it.
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Iv'e owned a WRX before and would also highly recommend it.
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Both are AWD and turbo.

The roads must be be flawless where you live.
08-01-2014 06:07 AM
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RE: What kinds of vehicles are practical yet stylish for around 30 grand?
Dude buy a used Benz, from a reputable non Benz dealer. Benz is status, screams old money, says established, responsible choice, and plenty of flash without the Model S price tag.

Simply works, and they're gorgeous, reliable and fast as fuck.

Of course location dependent, and what your schtick is. If you're in the real America just get a Dodge quad cab 4x4 diesel, otherwise the Benz comment holds.
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RE: What kinds of vehicles are practical yet stylish for around 30 grand?
There's a lot of cool cars I'd love to have but I'm all about practicality for an everyday driver. I'd go with a Accord or a Camry. I bought a newer Elantra a year back and though I love the gas mileage it has a cheap feel compared to my previous cars, doors seem light, things seem like cheap plastic, etc. Camrys and those are solid cars, reliable, good on gas. I'd actually get something a few years old as Honda I think has kind of been coasting on their name the past few years not making great cars. I'd go with a practical car for an everyday driver and then pickup a fun weekend car if you want something fun.
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RE: What kinds of vehicles are practical yet stylish for around 30 grand?
I always wanted a Hilux, the US doesn't have any small trucks that run on diesel. Chrysler almost had it with the Liberty, then the gubment fucked that up with emissions regulations (diesel is already clean as fuck) so they don't make one here anymore.

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RE: What kinds of vehicles are practical yet stylish for around 30 grand?
(08-01-2014 06:07 AM)Mage Wrote:  The roads must be be flawless where you live.
No not at all. Those aren't my cars in the pics I used used those photos for reference. I did have a stanced s2000 that was lower then those cars when I lived on the right on the east coast at the beach... everything was pretty flat there so I could have my car pretty much sitting on the ground.

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08-01-2014 09:20 AM
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RE: What kinds of vehicles are practical yet stylish for around 30 grand?
(07-31-2014 08:56 PM)DChambers Wrote:  What kind of off road driving will you be doing?

No bogging. There's some rough dirt roads around here that lead to decent places to hike and go shooting out in the woods. Cars can travel them in good weather, as long as the bottom clearance isn't too low. I get out there a fair bit in summer and fall.

(07-31-2014 09:58 PM)WestIndianArchie Wrote:  You gotta leave your little shire/village/hamlet to buy the truck. Take your budget to 28.5, and get on a plane. Rest of the cash is for the gas to drive it back.

Alternatively you could go to carmax, and they'll find a truck and ship it from dealer to dealer for free, or if you're truly gangster buy it online from a reputable dealer.

If it were me though, I'd work on my game. Some dude in a piece of shit Hyundai is banging an eighteen year old as we speak.


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Good advice, thanks. Yeah, game is how I primarily bang girls here. That and biting the bullet and attempting for ass in the city that's 1.5 hours away. Like I said, game here is some combination of large muscles, social circle, job status, and extreme clown game. I don't intend to let a vehicle do the main bit in attracting poosy, I just want to drive something masculine that meets my practical considerations and ain't gonna debt slave me too bad.

As well, I'm working towards getting away from this area and into or closer to a proper city with a better dick:box ratio. Cause around here it's 3:1 and with acceptable box (6's and up) that ratio is more like 12:1. If you hold out for quality box it's 35:1. You hold out for quality box that's not a single mother it's 50:1

Moral of the story: don't join the US or (especially) Canadian military long-term if you don't want to get stationed in Poosy Hell nowhere.
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