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2006 Honda C-RV.
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I drive a 2010 impreza hatchback (non WRX), gets 25 MPG, AWD and drives way better than anything in it's class/Price range. I hear the 2012's get 35 MPG - pretty sick for AWD. Didn't need it much this year, but the year before I was really happy I had it.
Edited By: rayspizza Aug 13th, 2012 at 01:19 PM
The new Jettas and Passats suck, they changed the design and components to compete at lower sticker prices. Don't do it!
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I have a 2009 WRX. One of the best all around cars out there. Fast, fun, great utility. Under 30 grand. Just an awesome car.
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I bought a 2011 Jetta last May, put 15,000 miles on it and haven't had any problems as of yet *knock on wood*.
The new model Jetta's look like any other generic sedan out there.
I had completely forgotten about ghost writing, just saw Niceguy's on the previous page, hopefully this hasn't been goign on for a while and I've been missing out on some gold. Feels like I'm gonna go back to 2007 and just highlight the entire page in hopes. -
Aren't Jettas and Audis pretty much the same care? Like I thought the A4 was like identical except for the body. Just more $
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I had a Volkswagen Corrado once. The worst car I ever owned. It's bad enough that it broke down all the time, but aftermarket parts were non existent. Volkswagen parts were expensive as hell, and I had to take it to shops that were actually able to work on Volkswagens. Yeah, German cars are kinda cool because fewer people have them, but they are a pain in the ass and very quirky.
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the company that owes its name to --- hitler. you should def buy one.
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I just bought a passat as a second car and it's a great mile turner. 25k for the SE with Sunroof. Still have the Cadillac for going anywhere not associated with the business.
Edited By: ChocoThunder Aug 13th, 2012 at 05:34 PM
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Test driving a vw today, maybe an f150, gas tho...
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Whenever I see a jetta its almost always a girl driving like shit
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So what does everyone drive here? I know el burro sports a contravan for the weekends and a salsa painted fiesta to and from work.
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I got a 06 acura tl and love it
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my girlfriend drives a jetta
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Wow lots of VW hate in this thread.
I currently work valet at a high-end restaurant so I drive all types of cars. Volkswagen is probably the best non-luxury auto brand. They're basically the poor mans Audi.
Check out the Jetta GLI. It's 25k+ w/ a 200hp 2.0T (can be chipped to 256hp). It's a GTI in a small sedan body rather than a hatchback.
The Passat is really nice too and varies a lot in price depending on features. Here's a link to the 2012 car of the year article (old news) http://www.motortrend.com/oftheyear/...t/viewall.html -
Drove an '03 passat for 4 years and it was great. It's basically an A4 without all the bells and whistles. As far as repairs it was great too. 4 years and all I had to replace was a rusted out exhaust. Handled well in winter even tho it wasn't an AWD model.
It seems like people either love or hate VWs. I read reviews about constant repairs but that wasn't the case for me. Ended up selling it and getting a Subaru Legacy, which I regret. The Legacy will hold it's value really well and handles amazing in winter, but its boring to drive and middle aged lesbians keep asking if I want to hang out and join their club.
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Test drove a jetta, seemed quick. F150 kinda sluggish. Had a classic f150 with a 350 and it was smoother.
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i've been driving the same 04 jeep grand cherokee limited for 6 years now and I love it as much today as the day I got it. The only problem is the obv bad gas mileage but literally love every other thing about it. at about 140k miles now hoping I can get her to 200k and beyond
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2006 Honda CR-V, would recommend, it's the last year of the series (third series redesign was 2007), awesome car.
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I was driving a POS '99 Mazda Protege up until a few months ago...it wouldn't handle a car seat, so we had to sack it.
Edited By: JRoth15 Aug 14th, 2012 at 06:45 AM
I am now driving my wife's 2007 Jetta (some limited edition one?)...I think it's great. Only thing I hate is that she got black leather interior, which SUCKS in the summer.
She got the new 2012 CRV, which I also like.
I've never understood people's fascination with cars tho...I don't give a shit what my car looks like as long as it will get me from A to B. If money were no problem, I might splurge a little bit, but I doubt I'll ever buy anything over $45K. I'll take the money I can save on buying a perfectly fine car and use it to pay off my mortgage... -
Edited By: Xmas32 Aug 14th, 2012 at 07:08 PMFYPOriginally Posted by JRoth15
I was driving a POS '99 Mazda Protege up until a few months ago...it wouldn't handle a car seat, so we had to sack it.
I am now driving my wife's 2007 Jetta (some limited edition one?)...I think it's great. Only thing I hate is that she got black leather interior, which SUCKS in the summer.
She got the new 2012 CRV, which I also like.
I've never understood people's fascination with cars tho...I don't give a shit what my car looks like as long as it will get me from A to B. If money were no problem, I might splurge a little bit, but I doubt I'll ever buy anything over $45K. I'll take the money I can save on buying a perfectly fine car and use it to make my house more giant accessible -
I just sold my 2012 Ford Explorer because my Grandma passed away and they left me a 2005 CR-V SE. It's really nice, has 40k miles on it, and depreciates like 500 bucks a year because every Mom in the world wants one. When I go to sell it in a few years I'll still get 10k for it. Considering I paid nothing for it, a CR-V is awesome.
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was in the dealership the other day, they had a 2006 CR-V w 70K miles and wanted $12.5K, we paid a little under $20K for ours new. unreal how they hold their value, I couldn't believe it when I saw it.
Originally Posted by Wein
I just sold my 2012 Ford Explorer because my Grandma passed away and they left me a 2005 CR-V SE. It's really nice, has 40k miles on it, and depreciates like 500 bucks a year because every Mom in the world wants one. When I go to sell it in a few years I'll still get 10k for it. Considering I paid nothing for it, a CR-V is awesome.
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