nissan altima coupe 09 pros- it looks hot cons- i dont drive it alot and its a fuel efficient car so its not that fast
OH so close but they don't re-badge it when it hits US soil.. Also I'm pretty sure they stopped selling VW Eurovans (did some wiki research and it was 2003 they last sold it here) Mines a 2005
Pros: Enough room for a 6'2 latino Reliable ride from one white girl's house to another's. Cons: Sink not included
2009 Honda Fit: Pros: Great Gas Mileage, Cheap, Good Cargo Space, Nice Handling Cons: Kinda shakes when there's high winds 2006 Lotus Elise: Pros: Lightweight, Decent Gas Mileage 25mpg (for sports car), Incredible handling, fairly reliable drivetrain Cons: Expensive to repair (fiberglass), Loud, 2-seater, requires agility to get in and out of, Immobilizer saps battery and requires trickle charger if not drive over 3 weeks. Random rattling noises.
05 nissan 350z the only complaints i have are how low it is, im always cracking the front on these damn geto streets and ive been pulled over at least 25 times and searched in the past few years driving out of town, damn cops
Acura TSX Pros - Reliable, easy to maintain, updated technology (HID, Bluetooth, Tire sensors, mp3, etc...), easy on the gas, approx 28 mpg. Cons - Recall on power steering, not intimidating.
2010 GMC Terrain Pros- my realistic dream car, tons of great features, lots of room, great gas mileage for an SUV (averages 21 mpg combined). Cons- 4 cylinder model (so not for the sports car type), sounds like a toy car when reversing, bought it brand new just after christmas and had to get it serviced because of a defective a/c compressor 3 months later.
2005 Honda Civic LX Pros: Reliable, 34 mpg with cheap gas, lots of room, great AC Cons: scratch and ding magnet 2009 VW CC VR6 Sport Pros: Head turner, very quick, Great interior, 28-30mpg on highway with chipped 296 HP V6 Cons: Needs 91 octane gas, expecting expensive maintenance down the road, wish I had got the 4 motion version
'97 Acura TL Pros: still reliable, great handling, pretty fast (vtec!), and still really good on gas mileage. Cons: high miles (227k), seats get easily damaged, parts are hard to find, have had to replace almost the whole cooling system in the past year (radiator, hoses, water pump, etc) I've been trying to sell it lately to buy a new truck, but the miles is the only thing that scares potential buyers away. They like it at first, but as soon as they learn how many miles it has, they instantly say "No thank you!!!"
2003 Nissan Skyline (which is basically an Infiniti G30). It's paid for, it has good pickup and still has low miles.
yeah its off the chain when im driving in a nice part of houston but when im ridin through the backstreets, not so much
