what are the best cars four youth ?
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There are several factors to consider:\n - 4 Cyl engine, of which only 3 are working\n - Removable seats (removed) to discourage taking friends along\n - Removable top (removed) to discourage driving in bad weather\n - Air Bags, they are going to hit something\n - reinforced bumper, see above\n - Stick shift, such a pain to drive they won't want to\n - AM radio, minimize distraction\n\nI think an older Suzuki Vitara fits all these requirements.
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I like the rsx but, i've heard the Evo is one fast *** car to go against.
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The Bugatti Veyron goes 0-60 in 3.2 seconds and has a top speed of 250 mph.  "That one can buy" is a relative term, it is street legal and for sale, but it costs over $1M.\n\nIn terms of bang for the buck, nothing beats the Chevrolet Corvette Z06.  For $65K you have a 3.8 second 0-60 time and a top speed of almost 200 mph.
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I suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private par
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Toyota. Unfortunately, American cars suck right now. \n\nFord makes good trucks though/.
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The SRT-4 has Fun factor written all over it! Fast from the factory and insanly fast when modded.Simple to mod,easy to maintain and fun to drive.\n\nThe Gt , big motor, V-8... nuff said.\nthrow a supercharger on that bad boy and call it a day!\n400HP!
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toyota\nbmw\nfiat\naudi\nhonda
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I would guess..T-birds,Vettes,Mustangs,and also Z 28'S
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59 cadillac, 66 nova, 66 chevelle, 70 camaro, 69 charger, 65 mustang, 70 cuda
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Honda, Toyota, Chevy, Ford, Dodge
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New Black Car \nby July For Kings
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Best Model- Adriana Lima (Victoria's Secret Model) or Giselle \nBest Model (Car)- Dodge Charger
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While the CCX is VERY freaking cool, my heart lies with small Italian makers.  Therefore, I would have to cast my vote for a Pagani Zonda S 7.3.\n\nA hand welded tubular steel subframe with complete carbon fiber bodywork.  A handbuilt, 7.3 L V-12 Mercedes AMG engine, mid mounted, pushing out 555 hp and 553 ft/lb of torque through a traction controlled automatic locking differential.\n\n18-inch rims sporting Michelin Pilot Sport tires wrap around four piston Brembos front & rear, while fully adjustable Ohlins suspension keeps the power on the ground.\n\nThe interior is a mix of polished aluminum, hand laid carbon fiber, and plush Italian leather with contrasting hand stitching.  The overall appearance of the car is absolutely stunning!
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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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hmmm....one with four wheels, a steering wheel, doors, a hood, an engine under the hood, some seats, and a man behind the wheel...?\n\nBut to answer your question...I think Honda Accords are very nice cars...and it really shouldn't matter what we Ladies* think...buy what you can afford and afford what you can buy!\n\nHappy hunting!
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This is the best: 2007 YZF-R1\n\nEngine \nType 998cc, liquid-cooled, 16-valve, DOHC, inline four-cylinder \n \nBore x Stroke 77 x 53.6mm \n \nCompression Ratio 12.7:1 \n \nCarburetion Fuel Injection with YCC-T and YCC-I \n \nIgnition Digital TCI \n \nTransmission 6-speed w/multi-plate slipper clutch \n \nFinal Drive #530 O-ring chain \n \n \nChassis \nSuspension/Front 43mm inverted telescopic fork w/adjustable preload, compression damping, rebound damping; 4.7" travel \n \nSuspension/Rear Single shock w/piggyback reservoir; adjustable for hi-/lo-speed compression damping, rebound damping, spring preload; 5.1" travel \n \nBrakes/Front Dual 310mm discs; radial-mount forged 6-piston calipers \n \nBrakes/Rear 220mm disc w/single-piston caliper \n \nTires/Front 120/70-ZR17 \n \nTires/Rear 190/50-ZR17 \n \n \nDimensions \nLength 81.1" \n \nWidth 28.3" \n \nHeight 43.7" \n \nSeat Height 32.9” \n \nWheelbase 55.7” \n \nRake (Caster Angle) 24.0° \n \nTrail 4.0” \n \nFuel Capacity 4.75 gal. \n \nDry Weight 390 lbs. \n \n \nOther \nMain Jet Not Applicable \n \nMain Air Jet Not Applicable \n \nJet Needle Not Applicable \n \nNeedle Jet Not Applicable \n \nPilot Air Jet 1 Not Applicable \n \nPilot Outlet Not Applicable \n \nPilot Jet Not Applicable \n \nPrimary Reduction Ratio 65/43 (1.512) \n \nSecondary Reduction Ratio 45/17 (2.647) \n \nGear Ratio - 1st Gear 38/15 (2.533) \n \nGear Ratio - 2nd Gear 33/16 (2.063) \n \nGear Ratio - 3rd Gear 37/21 (1.762) \n \nGear Ratio - 4th Gear 35/23 (1.522) \n \nGear Ratio - 5th Gear 30/22 (1.364) \n \nGear Ratio - 6th Gear 33/26 (1.269) \n \nWarranty 1 Year (Limited Factory Warranty)
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Buy...my fav sports car.....Lamborghini