I have recently moved to the other side of the country (California to Maine)

I have recently moved to the other side of the country (California to Maine).

I drove a 2010 Honda Fit all through college, but now I can afford to buy a new car.

I feel very alone because everyone I have ever known is now very far away.

What is the most comfortable car one can have for under ten grand?

I've been looking at these.

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Lincoln town car, mercury grand marquis

Yo, another Maine bro.

Careful. Lots of those probably have a massive amount of rust under them. We're pretty much fucked here. I'd suggest looking for stuff relatively newer in this state. Older cars have a tendency to be held together by bondo.

If you know what you're doing and can do your own work on your car and afford occasional parts, get the Saab (cuz you won't find a mechanic lol).

If you can do a little bit of work, get a Lincoln Town Car.

If you don't really feel like doing much work on your car, get the Lexus LS.

You're in maine so you might want to look into getting a good FWD or AWD car, but snow tires should be good enough.

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Anything built on the Panther platform will serve you well.

Which one of these?

as new as possible

I also like this but there is not a lot of information.

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2000's Mercedes S-Class. Question answered.

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I'm iffy about buying a car from a dealership.