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quote:I want to buy the Mustang because that seems cheap as gently caress for a clean-titled 2007 in excellent condition In what world is $9k for an 8 year old Mustang a great deal? Did you realize that you can go get a brand new 2014 Mustang for $18k or less right now easily now that the 2015s are coming, and that a brand new one would have 50% more power, better fuel economy, and not be a giant piece of poo poo? Also 150k miles is a LOT for a Ford of that era. Do NOT buy either of those cars. I hope you're trolling.
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That charger is actually perfect for a frequent drunk driver, both the styling and the history show a record of poor decision making.
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Netanyahu posted:What performance car would you recommend around that price point ($10,000 max)? I am aware that they suck at gas but that's not a concern. Everybody sidestepped around this. You want a Miata or a V8 Camaro or Firebird, if you actually want a "performance car" for cheap. That specific Charger is a shitpile that you shouldn't touch, and people are recommending Civics because you don't know enough about cars to tell a V8 from a V6.
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Lamar Smith R-TX posted:BUT MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM I NEED A MODIFIED CHARGER OR THE OTHER KIDS WONT THINK IM KEWWWWWWWLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Actually, with his requirements of "performance vehicle", $10k exactly, and doesn't care about fuel economy at all, he's a perfect fit for the best Mazda RX8 he can find.
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