looking to buy a decent sports car or coupe.
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You can get a much better used domestic for the money than you can for an import. THis is due to the fact that most people will go for the used import (even though imports DO break down just as much as domestics) so there prices are usually higher.
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I would look into your department of transportation.  A lot of times they'll have car auctions where you can find all sorts of cars and get them for a fraction of the price.  I would call them and ask when they will be holding another auction.  Of course, the larger city the more frequent the auctions.
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ford mustang gt, for 27 grand you get one fully loaded, and 5 seconds to 60, w/ that extra three grand you can buy a supercharger. The 350Z's okay but it doesn't have a v8, and a lot less torque, something like 280 v 320 for the stang, and the stang has more low end power. The WRX Sti does not have a lot of luxury, it definitely doesn't look good. Also the VW GTI that has luxury its decent looking and the dsg is nice, or you can go w/ the a3 s-line but thats a little pricier. A used C5 vette is a good deal and you don't have the instant depreciation, h/e the interior isn't its strong suit, the gto on the other hand has a great interior and great performance, it looks clean and its at the end of it's run b/c of emissions standards changing (boo) and you can get a good deal on taht 400 hp even less than the 'stang\nand its resell value should be pretty decent cause they didn't sell alot. I think your best bets would be a new stang, or the gto, maybe a used vette, or a used M3
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I would definitely recommend SCCA Racing.  The local chapters have vehicle classes which are appropriate for lower budgets, lower speeds, and more realistic race scenarious for younger drivers.  \n\nFor example my friends used to drive small hondas and nissans with 4 cylinder engines and carburetors which were very simple to maintain.  The biggest expense is putting a safety cage in the vehicle.  If you are handy with a tube bender and a MIG welder, you can do it yourself.  \n\nSCCA holds events locally in parking lots.  They set up cones and have judges.  HAVE FUN!!\n\nOOPS--you live in India--i am not sure SCCA is in inda.  SORRY!
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Edmunds has feature called "True Market Value" that might help.\nhttp://www.edmunds.com/new/2006/suzuki/aerio/index.html\n\nHere is an example for the 2006 Suzuki Aerio SX 4 door Wagon.\nhttp://www.edmunds.com/new/2006/suzuki/aerio/100640515/prices.html
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I'd suggest you give up on wanting to buy a NEW car and buy a nice used car - pay CASH. Work your butt off and save money to buy it.
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check out the chrysler sebring v6 sedan. just be careful to buy from a reliable dealer since a lot of sebrings have been used as rental cars and we all know what happens to rentals. also a low insurance is 2000 ford contur but not that good of a car. if i were in your position and my major consern was the insurance i would go for a sebring but if i would be willing to pay a little extra for the insurance but get a great car i would definitly go for a honda accord v6.
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Financially speaking, a house will usually appreciate in value.  Of course, beachfront property is always hard on the wallet for upkeep, but then a car requires insurance gas and repairs too. A car, especially in the luxury range, will usually depreciate greatly over the first several years.  \nFor example a 2003 Mercedes 500 SL was almost 90 k when new.  Now it is worth around 60 K.  I suppose that if you have the money that's OK, but to me, it's like burning a few 100 dollar bills every week.\nOn the other hand, hurricane season is coming and it is supposed to be hard on the east coast.  Insurance will probably cost you a bundle, but at least you won't be getting any speeding tickets.
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1. Type of vehicle (is it a reliable make/model)\n2. Condition (incl. vehicle history, mileage etc)\n3. Price
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anything cheap and reliable.  I think hondas are good.
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Try SPEEDWAY MOTORS.com
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Ford GT40 (550 Hp, 500 Lb/ft Torque, $150,000) Because its cheaper and I'm not made of money............lol
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You can start where you want, if you can afford it....Your best bet would be to go to a local track & start with a street stock, TRUCK, CAR TRAILER & EXTRA TIRES, PART'S ETC & last get the biggest sponser you can, to help off-set the cost out of your pocket..........then move up to a late model & so forth....these are full-body Vehicles..the street stock is your everyday camaro, monte carlo etc, with a full roll cage, stripped down body & interior.. The late model is a fiber-glass body on a tube frame, basically a frame,engine, seat & control's....Start there & learn your way to drive the vehicle at such high speed's.....Learn what wedge, tire pressure etc can do to the vehicle for handling.....Learn all the rules of stock car racing & memorize what each flag means too....... If you make a name for yourself there, you can move up more with a big name sponser.......Good luck & stay SAFE................Hope this question is not a DAYZ-DREAM
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Try an auto parts store.
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They are very popular in vehicles now. The combination players actually add a bit of value to used cars.
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have had one for 2 months(the third imprezza i have had) and it is a great fun car to drive on the road, interior is a bit cheap but performance and handling excellent.will soon be stripping it for rallying though and that is where it really wins out
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I think Glamour is within that range, and with Hero Honda you need not worry about reliability. Then there is of course Pulsar. I myself have a Star City( only Rs.39000 ), so I dunno much about costly bikes.