What car would you buy?

Question

thinking of todays gas prices and you need a family car what car would you buy. also you mest keep it for 8 - 10 years what would you get?

Answer 1

F50 firari dude it can go 215 mph

Answer 2

Ford Falcon GT

Answer 3

09 Hyundai Sonata Limited 4 Cly. One of the largest interiors in the class and still gets 32 mpg. Plus has a 10 yr warranty.

Answer 4

I would LOVE to get a Volkswagen Beetle!!!!! There cute and mpg is great.

Answer 5

I'd buy myself a honda civic.

Why? well if i were going to keep it for ten years:

I don't have to worry about replacing the hybrid battery

Its safe

reliable

has a good resale value

isn't as boring to drive as the corolla

has great MPG

And is cheap to insure :)

and it also seats five!

another good option would be the Honda Accord and the Toyota Camry if the civic was too small

Answer 6

I would choose a Honda or a Toyota to make sure that it would last. Japanese cars are known to stand through time.

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Answer 7

Anything American. Lets support our American Economy.

Answer 8

chevy volt and dodge charger

mersedes benz

thats the cars im going to get in 2012

Answer 9

I've already faced that decision.  I would (and did) buy a 2002-2004 front drive big Chrysler product (Concorde or Intrepid or 300m).  You can get one with 50,000 miles for about $6500.  Look around and you'll see that I'm right.  They get about 20 mpg in town and 27 on the highway, and have 250 hp.  It's good enough.

P.S. They say to not take the 2.7 liter.  It's a smoker.

P.P.S. A GM 3800-powered car is a great car also.  They cost more, but last a lot longer than a Chrysler.

Answer 10

Good mileage AND quality!than you have no other choice,but to choose a car originally designed and manufactured for the European Market.

As I own one,I am very fond of a modern turbo-diesel.(Volkswagen)

Another choice would be Volkswagens new TSI

engines with a conversion for CNG.

Higher up would be Mercedes and BMW.

Answer 11

i would say BMW it is the best .....

Answer 12

If I were going to finance a new car right now, I'd either get a Toyota Corolla or a Honda Civic. They're both great on gas and last forever. Prius and Civic Hybrids are good choices, but waiting lists are too long and prices have jumped.

We're hanging tight right now with cheap old cars--no payments--and scooters. I imagine that within the next 3 years, car makers are going to come out with new, fuel efficient vehicles that are priced right for the average consumer. Just my 2 1/2 cents. Good Luck!

Answer 13

i would be a toyota stretch prius, a hybrid/limo!!!!!!!!

it exists in McAllen

Answer 14

well I would either get a toyota prius or the chevy impala...the Prius gets really great gas milage( 60 MPG Highway/50 MPG City)....but its not that nice of a car and it is really small on the inside and outside....the impala gets pretty good gas milageMPG: 18 City / 29 Hwy but not as good as the prius however the impala has a great interior and is a good sized car it also comes with all the gadgets and gizmoes( NAV system,sunroof, XM radio ect. Hope that was some help

Answer 15

a ford escape hybrid