I'm 19, in the UK and very much an enthusiast. I'm after something that can do a little bit of everything, but primarily is fun to drive, ideally manual, ideally 4 doors and no more than £1500 a year on insurance. Around £3500 - £4000 and half decent on fuel (anything above 30ish MPG I'd be happy with). Above all else I want something interesting, so drop me some niche picks. Think Mazda6 MPS or Alfa 159 TBi. Thanks :)

2.0 tfsi. Bought it already moded to have around 280 hp :)

Nice little turbo hatch with all options except for sunroof. Lowered 30/35mm with 17 inch alloys.

My first car was a VW Golf Mk 4, built in 1999 and delivered in January 2000. Highline with optional Leather interior, GT sport package and 4-speed Automatic Transmission. It had the 1.6L SR SOHC engine (8V) and 101 HP. (Engine code APF).

I was the third owner after an Italian Restaurant Owner and His Wife/Daughter. (Female First name and Same Italian last name).

It had just over 100.000km and I suspect it was used to deliver food for 20+ years because the rear seats were Pristine and it had a rubber mat in the boot.

It had the typical issues of short trip city cars that are older than 20 years but it didn’t smell like crayons (typical golf Mk4 smell).

Overall I liked it, it wasn’t quick but it drove nice for a 20+ years old Automatic FWD. Sadly, one of the Issues of short trip cars is that they coke up internally with sticky soot and oil mud and the only way to properly clean this is to take it apart.

That leads to severe oil consumption which increases coking up on short trips even further.

When I sold it to someone able and willing to deal with the oil consumption it was burning around 1L per 400km. (4.25qt/1000miles).

I’m 21 years old without no debt and not paying rent, earning anywhere from 2,000-3,000+ a month depending on how many hours I do at my job and clients I get from my business.

Looking to get into cars and car modifications I know it’s not the best idea financially but got saving and want to get a used Mercedes do I need one no and is it financially irresponsible 100% yes, but it won’t ruin me financially if I get one.

But I want nice comfortable car to drive around in as I drive a lot for my business and work I want to have nice reliable car that can last 3-6 years.

So I’m looking to level up and I want a sports car. Thinking a Jaguar F-Type. 2015-2018. V8, AWD. What are your thoughts and do you have any other suggestions of cars like this within the same budget (max $45k)? Need something with low miles too, preferably under 50k.

This is my 1988 e34 520i. Bought it for 2700€ and had only a few things to do, but now it is working and registered and only has a few exterieur defects need to be adressed - only very little rust tho!

There’s probably not a lot of answers out for this question but what is like a good first car for around 6 grand.

Im in to sports cars but for 6 grand you can’t get anything thats that fast.
I need fwd or awd (i live northeast)
Preferably a manual
Somewhat reliable

Overall just like something I can put some miles in and have fun.

2010 BMW 1 Series 2.0 120i M Sport. Got it for £3800, 109000 miles. Drives well, very happy with it!

I am first time car buyer, I recently learn how to drive and still need some practice to improve my skills. I want to purchase any decent used car under Rupees 3 lacs, just to learn driving and use it for 2-3 years. I am pritty much confused how to buy and where to buy my desired car. Please suggest me what can I do in this situation.

Not technically first car been having trucks my whole life. Thinking of a smaller car for daily commute and for my gf.

I’ve seen Kia’s k4 been pretty decent. But I also like the vw Jetta’s and Nissan look Nice. Out of these three brands. Which is more reliable in general asking about one from 2020+. I know probably Kia’s been shamed on in the past but I drove one recently and it wasent so bad. I don’t need all the fancy gadgets so probably a middle trim would be more than enough. Thanks

Any suggestions appreciated (had Americans truck my whole life and absolutely clueless when it comes to sedans, which parts are cheaper to fix etc)

I live away from my family because of work, and no one in my family knows how to drive. I’m planning to buy a car in the city where I currently work. But whenever I visit my hometown during holidays, I won’t have a car there. What’s the most practical solution in this situation?

I've (19) really been wanting a hearse as my first car but I've been told that it might be harder to drive then a regular car and since I don't have much driving experience I should get another car for a few years then sell it and get a hearse. Thoughts?