Which is the best car for a 20 year ld like me ?
364072
a mustang is the best choice for ANYONE!!!
780703
I had an '84 Turducken back in college. That was a great car.
1149720
Call a dealership.  That's what I did. I told them what I wanted, what I had to trade, what I had to put down, and how much I was willing to pay, and ask him what he could do for me.  He called me back in like 2 hours and told me what he had available. I wasn't rich, and couldn't get exactly what I wanted, but I'm quite happy with what I have, it does it's job, its nice, and it is MUCH better than the 20 year old car I traded in. If he doesn't have what you're interested in, call another dealership.
796525
Well, it was always like: Porsches are more fun to drive. Mercedes are more classy and luxurious. Yes, yes, until....the SL65 AMG!!!\n\nLet's assume that money is no object, there is no doubt that if you exclude from the equation the Porsche Carrera GT, among all other Porsches and Mercedes, the best car today is the SL65.  Just go online on any search engine and type SL65, and read the reviews. Twin turbo. Mind blowing power: 604 horses. Over 740 lbs of torque. Aggressive lines. Class, technology, grip. It's a shame that you need approx $ 190,000 to get one, otherwise it would be already in my driveway. Oh well....\n\nThe SL65 came out last year and it has since been the topic of conversation at jet-set dinner tables in Palm Beach, the Hamptons and Beverly Hills (and lucky valet attendants!).\n\nI tend to agree, Porsches are more fun, but how can you give up 604 plush horses that simply overshadow the 911 (480 hp for the new 2007 version) ????
115292
go to autozone or online, duh! besides, grand am s are gay.\nsell it and get a honda or something.
58707
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!
279998
That depends on what you can afford. The M3 is awesome if you have the money, but you don't want to get in over your head. The 330ci is cheaper and still a great car.
64081
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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Toyota will shake up the mix a bit, will be interesting to see how well they do.\n\nWith the car of tomarrow it wont matter what your drive all the cars will be the same.
462202
Of course, Japanese cars. They are the best in quality and reliability.
348815
very good question and impecible taste on cars... ebay. i have found b20b's for half price they'd regularly be.that or go to functions.com
354204
it's a good car with a 2.0 liter intercooler turbo inline 4 engine, it has a 5 speed manual gearbox, however, i believe this car has a drift setting, coz the first time i tried driving one, it has a good acceleration but it dont have a good top speed, it's handling is superb though becoz of it's full time 4wd, it is very cool and stylish.
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sports car... so it must be fast and good overall performance.  A ford gt, I believe, is bad at handling bc it's so heavy, although it does have an established reputation.  \n\nFor me, I'd go with a fast and light car with good handling.  I'd go with Toyota Supra for a decently priced car.  it's fast and has good handling.  So you can turn corners fast!  Because you know that no street race is a straight away. I also like the Porsche GT for the same reason as the supra.\n\nFor supercars, I like the Ferriari Enzo and the Bugattii.  The Bugatti has 1001 horsepower!  That's crazy.
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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
195161
I would assume the 57 Chevy is a very dear vehicle to someone in you family. The fact that they are willing to let you take it on your special night is absolutely awesome. Whoever this person must want your night to mean as much to you as that '57 does to them. I would think about it in that perspective before I decided. Could not only be a night to remember for you but also for the loved one that is letting you drive their "baby".. Consider yourself lucky... Not many people have the opportunities that you do...
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for everyday driving, i'd like to drive the audi A8\n\nFor driving on curvy twisty roads on a fall day, i'd love to have a infiniti g35 coupe, partial to this car since i had the previous generation 300zx a number of years ago, although if money is no object a porsche 911 for this category.
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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.