I can not afford a real expensive car just give me comments on the Jetta plaese thank you.
201981
German engineering is world renowned.  That is what the japanese auto manufacturers are trying to emulate (not very well).  I had a saturn, but when I got my Jetta - it was like being in a different world.  Handling, fit & finish, interior, power, fuel efficiency - all way superior.  \n\nI do agree that the older ones look better than the new ones, I'm not into the high trunk lid.  \n\nAnother thing I like is that the Jetta has 8 passenger compartment air bags, but they are not obtrusive like on an american car.  \n\nI paid $12.5K for a 01 Jetta TDI w/65K mi on it (about a year ago), and, I tell you, it blew away the saturn we bought new and had only put on 23K mi.\n \nI have not had to get any major repair work done, but the service does not seem to be any more expensive than it is on any other car.
603147
Try an auto parts store.
69558
not at all\nthat shitty car is still a car that can take you everywhere!\nthat ferrari guy.. maybe he's in a lifetime finance =)\nso enjoy your car!
206425
BUY A PORSCHE:::: Try getting a few spare dollars cause your hooker fee will be outrageous if you continue loving , what sounds like to me a whore anyway.
282362
I would recommend taking it to a dealer and seeing what you will get on a trade in for it. Take the money they give you and buy a 4 cylinder "beater" and take the remaining money and pay your bills. If you cannot afford to pay your house payment, you need to put it up for rent and move into an apt you can afford. Put the house up for sale while it is being rented out, that way you will not be responsible for something you cannot afford as the rent will make your house payment. Renters can pay their own utilities. That's the only thing I can think of. Or perhaps DEBT CONSOLIDATION would be a good option for you at this time.
304366
German cars are the best, unfortunately quality comes at a price!
104128
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
438651
Sans Plomb\n**********************\nGasoline -- Known in France as essence, gas is expensive for those accustomed to North American prices. All but the least expensive cars usually require an octane rating that the French classify as essence super, the most expensive variety. Depending on your car, you'll need either leaded (avec plomb) or unleaded (sans plomb).\n\nBeware the mixture of gasoline and oil called mélange or gasoil sold in some rural communities; this mixture is for very old two-cycle engines.\n\nNote: Sometimes you can drive for miles in rural France without encountering a gas station; don't let your tank get dangerously low.
530675
Porsche 911 Turbo,,,if you cant find this, you can buy Dodge Viper, and last alternative Mercedes SL 500...\n\nI m sure he will like these....
663298
how would you wanted to be if it was your car tell her and offer to fix it and buy your own car
483984
You do not have a problem.  A couple of years ago they took a survey of the car driven by most millionaires...and it was a Toyota Corola.  Dependable and a good value.  \n\nWe get programmed to think that everyone that has money needs to flaut it, or they do nothing to save it.  Truth be known, the richest people in the world have made many a decision to save money as they have to spend it or make it.
25781
Nissan Altima is a nice, economical car.  Pick this one if price is your most important criteria.\n\nThe Maxima is zoomier, but still based on a basically cheap FWD platform.  Still, all in all it could be a reasonable compromise between the other two cars.  Nicer comforts than the Altima, but not really comparable to the LS.  The motor sounds wonderful in the Maxima at full song, so I could almost overlook the fact that it's FWD.  Almost.  In fairness, most people don't care about that though.\n\nThe Lincoln LS is a great car, vastly undervalued in my opinion.  It's the same chassis as the Jaguar S-Type.  If you get the V8 it's a bit quicker and more responsive than the Maxima; if you get the 6 the Maxima is faster.  Since I'm a RWD snob, I like the LS of the cars you mentioned, but hey, it's also the priciest.  It has the most prestige, I'd say, too.  So if image is most important to you, it's the best choice.\n\nLike all questions asking for advice on these cars, it depends far more on your personal passions than on anyone else's opinions.  I may be the smartest guy in the whole world (I'm not...just top ten) but it still doesn't matter what I think--you need to spend your money in a way that makes you glad you splurged on yourself everyday.  Anything less, and you'll hate the car.  Trust me.  Been there, done that.\n\nOn trannies, the Maxima and LS will suffer very badly with a manual trans when the time comes for resale.  (Does the LS still offer a manual?  I know it did when it came out, but I'm not so sure anymore.)  If you are leasing, and you are *SURE* you'll own it to lease end, this doesn't matter.  But for the type of cars you mention, I'd strongly suggest the automatic.\n\nGood luck!
125740
try a rent a car place or a tourist agency!
163020
Are you kidding me?  DO NOT get rid of that car!!  It's among the elite of import racing and will probably get some serious $$ because there are not that many off them out there.  Keep it, even if it's non-op registered, and just save up for the down on the new supra if you want it that bad.  The styling on that supra you have is still great and with all the custom options out there for a Supra, you'll have fun with it for years to come.
499246
Why would he sell his car without having another lined up -- and before asking you to borrow yours?  $250/month would get him a pretty decent car -- good enough to use for work.  Actually he could probably get an XB for close to that.  He will end up lowering the value of your car when he could have his own and pay the same amount.  I think it's a bad idea.
441513
i have a friend that could really use some help financially.  I would love for her to have a car for her and her daughter.  And like an endless gas card.  so she never has to worry about walking in the rain or the heat with her little baby.
181446
there's nothing wrong with driving an exotic car for daily use. however, using it everyday would cost you more because of the cost of maintenance. and, be careful with it because someone might just steal it.