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Old May 22, 2008, 02:10 PM
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reliable used car for son

I would like some input on a reliable car for my 17 yo son. He has a 2003 Lancer but wants a manual and a car he can customize. He likes the older jettas (1999 and up) but I have read some negative things about the costs of repairs. Any suggestions for sporty cars that cost between $ 3000-$4000? I realize they will all be well used for that price but thats all I can afford. thanks

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honda and toyota are always a good choice
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Buy a Civic CRX.
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honda and toyota are always a good choice
Sad, but true!

These two brands are always in the top 10 of most reliable vehicles.

Good news, Ford is catching up quickly!!
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I'm a little biased.

Ford HAS caught up!!! Toyota has slipped. However, totally stands behind their product.
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my husband bought a ford 500 it sucks and is a giant lemon.
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