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Help deciding on second car (daily)
So I have my 2009 Nissan 370z PW Sport Touring... which I love - duh
I also have a 2005 Audi A4 Quattro 1.8T with a k04 turbo and APR tune... really like this car too. However, this car seems to break every month and I spend so much money fixing/keeping up with it that I've decided its time to part ways. I will be listing it for sale and hopefully I can get roughly 4-5k for it. So my question is what are good second daily driver cars. To help, here is a list of things i'd like to do with it 1) I kayak so I need a way to transport these (currently have roof racks for Audi) 2) looking at possibly getting a jetski... possibly 3) Something decent on gas millage that i can take on road trips if needed. 4) I either like the big ol truck feel or the small sportier car feel 5) BE GOOD IN SNOW (I live in NE Ohio and we get a ton of snow!) 1 car that i was looking at was a newer civic si sedan. i could get roof racks for this, plus good gas millage and has plenty of room for passengers. any suggestions are welcome |
maybe dat new hrv in 6MT?
i know a lot of folks in my area including myself have a honda fit as dd. mine is a '12 5MT. but the current gen is no longer made in japan. |
cant go wrong with a used f150 man, verstaile as hell, 5.0 motor, and very good highway mileage and pretty cheap
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Edit: GZ3's F150 suggestion sounds spot on. Or similar from another manufacturer. |
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Mazda CX5?
It gets high ratings, supposed to be the sportiest mid-size crossover. Gets 32 hwy. Towing capacity of 2000. Otherwise, I would bump to a frontier or tacoma p/u, but say good bye to the mpgs. |
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So I think I'm going to go look at a CX-5, maybe a smaller truck like a chevy colorado or something... any other suggestions? Do you think the SI could pull a jetski the 1-2 miles i have to go?
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Get a Subaru Tribeca. Great cars and fit your "needs"
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Thoughts on the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited?
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fun vehicle. reliability is always a concern with Jeeps IMO.
it made Forbes "cars to avoid" list New Cars To Avoid: Jeep Wrangler, Nissan Xterra And More - Forbes and JD power gives it a 2.5 star rating for dependability: 2015 Jeep Wrangler Reliability | U.S. News Best Cars you really can't go wrong with Subies. I like the new Crosstrek, the only downside is that it doesn't have a lot of power. |
Mazda CX-3, if you have them in the US? We just got them in Canada. A Nismo Juke? Frontiers are not horrible on gas, it is a truck after all.
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