Bedford Rascal sounds like the perfect choice for you m8
Christian Stewart
>I dont want an older rusted car >but I also dont want a car with 100k miles that wont last me very long. >Whats reliable but worth the money and isnt a slow car?
>British >Reliable.
????
Bentley Torres
underage b&.
buy the cleanest foxbody you can find and keep it stock.
Tyler James
Golf GTI
Nolan Miller
Lets say I get a gti for $10k, will that last me 30k miles without having to dish out more than a coupe thousand in repairs
Luke Nelson
if your mileage is low enough yeah
Gavin Jackson
hi
Juan Torres
>Buying a Daewoo >ever ishygddt
Dominic Butler
>>British >>reliable
I thought those were just rebranded versions of those small Suzuki vans, or are they completely different internally
Gavin Hernandez
ecoboost fiesta its faster than most European car.
Ayden Harris
50/50. VW's turbocharged engines aren't great in that regard. I wouldn't get any turbo if I were you. At $10k they're all somewhat risky. WRX's have issues too, but at a lower rate. And you could try your luck with a Focus ST. Ford's biggest issues have been their non-manual transmissions and infotainment.
A Miata is probably the sportiest reliable car in your price range. Not even joking. The '06-'15 (3rd gen, "NC") had more power than Miatas before and after, and was a little more comfortable. But if that's not your thing, you probably want to focus on Japanese non-turbo coupes (plus the Tiburon).
Thomas Perez
Miata. Do it and be done. But don't buy the NC1 (06-08). That goddamn cupholder.
The NC is the most livable of the miatas. just don't look at the engine.
Noah Brooks
>daewoo show me one country the Sonic is sold as a Daewoo. Protip: you can't
Owen Martinez
Rx-8
Austin Bailey
>reliable >rx8
pick one
Owen Flores
will you please fucking kill yourself already?
Nathan Hughes
Because Chevy were too embarrassed to have a Daewoo badge on anything so they scrapped the whole brand. Stop being a delusional faggot and accept the fact that you are driving a Korean shitbox based on a modified Opel Kadett platform.
Lincoln Barnes
>Chevy GM I mean.
Samuel Cooper
Evo or an Impreza
Robert Watson
>Korean Built in America bro. On a German chassis. With German engines. The only thing Korean about it is the styling. This isn't the Aveo. Fuck off when you have no facts to back up your bias.
Cameron Gonzalez
Seat Leon
Owen Harris
Literally one of these.
Lincoln Martin
Is it going to be your daily? If so put your performance aspirations aside until you have the money for something serious. Don't be a ricer.
When I was a teenager I went around blowing the doors off rice burners with loud exhaust in my mom's bone stock 4 door cavalier. Because they believe in the +X horsepower meme on the side of air filter boxes and shit.
Oliver Johnson
>lower tier vag
Asher Davis
Test drive a Fiesta ST.
Reliable if you look after it, Turbo, Manual, go-kart handling, cheap.
It's not loud, you would need to get rid of the symposer asap, but there's plenty of mods available
Liam Sanders
You can rebuild it in your bathroom
Dylan Clark
You can't get an ST for 10k. Try again.
Cameron Nguyen
>needing to rebuild the engine once every 2 years
Kayden Howard
Yeah thinking about it, £10K might be tight for a decent ST. Could always finance it with a deposit though if you really like it
Dominic Peterson
for the price of an FiST, you could buy a used Sonic Turbo manual and modify it to beat the FiST
Charles Garcia
Fast, reliable, new. Pick two.
John Morris
I will shill for Saabs. Get one with a Saab engine, not a GM. They're comfortable, cheap, and-if the previous owner kept up on oil maintenance-will run forever. Turbo makes em peppy and fun to daily. Learn to wrench. For 10k? Buy 3. Put the last 4k away for parts.
Jordan Morris
SS Commodore or XR6 turbo.
Jordan Hughes
MR2 Turbo, the newest year you can find as possible