Poorfag buying car

I have about $1600. My parents will front me $400 and with a little begging I might get to $2500. But Id rather get a car as close to my price range as possible.
Ive been looking at this Toyota Solara with 164k miles on it. Its a lot I know but I almost bought a dodge and someone told me 180k miles on a toyota is 50k miles on a dodge.
The catch here is I cant drive a manual. Ive looked into it and it seems simple enough to learn and teach yourself if you have a manual to do it with, but I don't. This is further made worse because the car is in MS and Im in little rock.
northmiss.craigslist.org/cto/5970321422.html
I have family in Memphis so its the only reason I can consider a car so far away. But I have no way of getting it back here without driving it back myself.
Should I keep looking for a different automatic car or keep looking up videos about driving a stick and go for it? At $1800 it feels like a good deal.

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164k is nothing for reliable brands

Just buy/get manual from family/friend and learn the basics on that one.
You'll improve over the weeks

>Just buy/get manual from family/friend and learn the basics on that one.
Not an option, Im stuck to videos.

If you can't drive a manual, don't get one. Unless you really plan on learning and want to drive manual for a reason. It sounds like you just need and A-B car. In that case I you can find a cheap Camry or Corolla or Volvo model in auto for that much or cheaper.

Actually, let me try looking for you.
Manual:
memphis.craigslist.org/cto/5986468779.html

northmiss.craigslist.org/cto/5986714125.html
Auto:
memphis.craigslist.org/cto/5999390835.html

jonesboro.craigslist.org/cto/5990540309.html

Then buy it. Maybe get someone who can drive the car to your place.
From there on practice.
Autos are nice but not on pure slow shitboxes

Do you have the license for autos only? No need to do the test for manuals? I find that quite brutaly stupid and dangerous desu

>the car is in MS and Im in little rock.
um...why don't you just buy a car in little rock?

The first car looks incredibly beat up and needs some work done to it. Even though it says by owner it looks like its in a place filled with out beat up cars they repaired.
The second car has 340k miles on it and is in the same place as the solara so if Im going their for a manual Id rather just get the solara since it has half the miles. The price difference is alluring but I feel like the toyota would last longer and cost less overall after repairs.
The autos look a little more promising though. The one near jonesboro I'll look more into it. But what did they do to the ceiling.

Youve clearly never been to little rock.

avalon, 160k
littlerock.craigslist.org/cto/5952197334.html

lincoln town car, 182k
littlerock.craigslist.org/cto/5982333339.html

corolla 150k
littlerock.craigslist.org/cto/5983073952.html

sable, 149k
littlerock.craigslist.org/cto/5983073952.html

that was 5 mins on craigs. search some more, and maybe you might find something

Because I want to visit my friend in MS