Oh and if you buy a corolla with 100k miles for 7k it'll still need pretty much all the suspension, brakes, and other random things so it works out to 7k + ~2k over the same time period.
Does it matter how much milleage a 2010 corolla has since its a well..corolla?
John Smith
Easton Evans
Thanks anons
Noah Rodriguez
Why do corollas need suspension work? Civics don't need brakes what?
Dylan Ortiz
Because bushings will be worn out by then. If you get a civic that had a good owner with higher mileage chances are they were already replaced.
Michael Howard
I still don't get it.
If both cars are around 100k, wouldn't both need new bushing and brakes or other similar 100k service maintenance?
"if the you get a civc that had a good owner.."
and if you get a corolla with a good owner? again i don't see the difference
Thomas Bailey
There isn't one.
Corolla > Civic, high mileage Civics burn oil.
Could always get a Protege/3 as well, they're plenty reliable.
Luke Morgan
If you get a mazda 3, a few things to note
Passenger side Engine mount is shit.
The Automatic Transmission fucking strugges on steep hills and moutians
08 is the best year.
Camden Myers
Fuck toyota leds
Shits are stupid bright and aimed too high
Caleb Morris
>08 is the best year
That stupid fucking facelifted grille is disgusting, though.
Jackson Peterson
Buy an E120 they're fantastic
The only thing to watch out for is when the cat needs to be replaced (if you live in a state where that matters.). Mine needed to be done around 140k or so.
Don't pay more than 5k.