what is the cheapest car in America?
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The cheapest new car in America is the Chevy Aveo at $9,995.
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My first car was a 1975 Plymouth Duster.  I bought it from my parents for $2000.  They still make fun of me to this day, saying I got ripped off by some scam artists :-)\n\nI drive a 1992 Toyota Pickup today.  It's simple, yet functional and gets 30mpg.  Also, my dog can stick his whole head and neck out the window and it's easy to yank him back in if I need to do so in a hurry.
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Unfortunately that used to be true. And was much of the reason for the foreign cars making such inroads to sales here in the states.\nManufacturing quality has improved a lot since then, but American made cars are still subject to the costs cutters knife. If one product they use is a tenth of a cent cheaper, they use it.\nThey aso sell rather than repair, defective vehicles.\nThey used to return them to the assembly line for refit, or repair..........
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american people are cheap and evil
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When we went last summer, we put the car right in the Navy Pier lot. I valued convienence over maybe qa little higher price. If I remember correctly they didn't gouge me like I was used to in NYC anyway.
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If drag racing is what you mean skip the imports, you can dump thousands into them and not get out of the 13's 1/4 mile.  A late model Camaro or Mustang is the way to go for cheap speed, lots of parts on hand...400+ hp is easily attainable for very little dough.  If you must go import get a six-cylinder turbo car (300ZX, 3000GT, Supra) and upgrade the turbo, can be very quick but also very expensive.
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germany. i have a volkswagon. they are the most reliable cars.
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A saturn is one of the cheapest cars to insure because of it's safety features and dent-proof, fiberglass doors. I couldn't give you an exact figure but it will definatly be cheaper to insure than most other cars, possibly excluding the Escort, Cavilier, or Legacy.
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From this article:\nhttp://www.detnews.com/2005/autosinsider/0511/04/A01-369542.htm\n\n"Their [U.S. automakers] combined share of the U.S. market shrank to a new low of 52.4 percent last month from 57 percent a year ago and 70 percent in 1999 when American consumers were snapping up light trucks and SUVs."\n\nIt fluctuates more than you would think, but right now (a 7-year low) it is a little over 50%
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British & German cars have the best build quality. \n\nJapanese are pretty reliable too & make the best technology-wise.\n\nThe French make good handling shopping trolleys, but they're too fragile.\n\nItalian cars have traditionally had a reputation for electrical problems & going rusty (but have bullet proof engines that sound great)..... Lancia's reputation gained in the 1970's / Early 1980's practically drove them out of the UK by around 1993/94.\n\nKorean cars...... traditionally have been crap (e.g. narrow, uncomfortable seats)......... though my cousin's KIA SORENTO felt as well screwed together as a V-Class Mercedes I rode in back in 1999.\n\nAmericans used to make decent cars back in the original Muscle car era....... but things kinda went downhill in the 1970's to mid-1990's, but started coming not too bad again with the last two Corvette's, and the 4th Generation Pontiac Firebird..... latest Mustang seems to have sent things downhill again judging by a review by Jeremy Clarkson:  http://driving.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,12529-1794313,00.html
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Buy a Beetle car.  It gets really good gasoline mileage.  Toyota and Nissan are also very good.  US cars are not too good on gas.
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You can't find a good 2000 Honda under $5,000. I would say a Ford Focus ZX3. They have lots of cargo space, good reliability, good gas milage, fun to drive, decently comfortable, and good resale value.
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New car-about $50\nHamburger-30 cents\nPair of jeans-75 cents \nGallon of gas-30 cents\nMovie-20 cents
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AAFES (or someone affiliated with AAFES) sells cars in Europe.  What they don't tell you is that you have to pay taxes on it when you bring it back stateside.  I don't know if there's a specifically military program, but if you happen to be stationed in Japan, you can pick one up for cheap.
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2000 acura tl. its got everything you could want, smooth and powerful, affordable, economic. you can find a good used one for 11-12k, and cruise in luxury
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Well I think I can help you if you can help me, I am looking for a '06 Corvette for around $10,000.  Okay, in all seriousness, the 17inch starts at $2700, so finding one at $700 is going to be impossible, unless it is nonfunctioning.  I would suggest looking into something older, or perhaps a non Mac.
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the saleen s7 is the most expensive car available in the united states, the most expensive car in the world is the Bugatti Type 41 Royale.  The Type 41 Royale engine had massive displacement: 12.7 liters, or over 700 cubic inches, roughly twice the size of most of the largest production V-8s that would be built by Detroit four decades later. This is still the largest engine of any car to be sold privately.  It is estimated at $10million