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I'm not entirely sure a bird should be driving a motor vehicle to begin with, but if you insist... I would generally look for something that has been mass produced as an economy car, and is not within the first couple of years of production. Getting all the engineering kinks out of an engine, drivetrain, chassis, is done within the first couple of years. After that, it's mostly making sure the history is there, and personal preference. Look private party and source car loans from your bank. That way you meet the previous owner and have a shot at getting a feel for the person that drove your new car. More than that, I'd personally recommend something Japanese and entry-level from the early 2000s. Whatever meets your personal needs in a car might stop you from buying a Honda Fit, but the production methods and reliability most likely won't change much between it and a Honda Pilot.
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Yeah I'd definitely check that thread out and post there as well. If anyone wants to respond here that's fine too.
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Wow rude much?
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Wait hold on what color Hayabusa?
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Aug 19, 2017 19:52
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Yeah but is it a blue celica ?
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how bout them black velosters tho
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