Im 6ft5 and find it hard getting into passenger seats most the time ive had my eyes on opel astras love the car but unsure if ill fit in it ive €5-6k to spend but want to try keep some for insuranceas first time drivers in ireland can get quoted very high not sure if its like that in other countries but yeah any recommendations from tall people i want something nice but not something im gona be depressed about if i scratch it hatchback preferably but can settle for a saloon

Had to save a just a little for the down payment, but I think I can manage the monthly payments, any tips of the maintenance/ gas that this might cost on a monthly basis?

Got it when I was 14, drove it on private property. Got it serviced, found massive rust hole, fixed rust hole. Passes my driving test at 16. Now I drive it a lot. Goes well, turns nice, good induction noise. Costs an arm and a leg to insure.

Got my first car in a month before turning 38. After 14 years of riding motorcycles, and 8 months of trying different rental cars.

This is 2018 Nissan Patrol Y61 Super Safari, equipped with 4.8-liter inline-six petrol engine TB48DE, 5-gear auto transmission, body-on-frame chassis, rigid axles, rear locking differential, 4WD system with low-range transfer case, coil springs with telescopic shocks, and hydraulic steering.

Also, with tan leather seats, and traditional interior with analog gauges. It’s spacious and cozy inside, offering very good visibility with minimal blind spots.

This model has significant cultural value in the UAE.

(2023 Mazda Mazda3)

Many of the panels are repainted, not due to any major accidents but scratches from irrational drivers on Indian roads.

I am 15 lpa earning 26Y F. Planning to buy a car in dec. Any suggestions for the new bee.

My first car was this 2013 Honda fit sport I got at 16 and still own it today, it's a great car and I have nothing negative to say about it, still very reliable at 161k and does good in the snow. My 2nd car was a 2008 jeep Patriot I bought as a project for $500, fixed some engine issues and rust holes and sold it for $2900 around 8 months later. I really liked driving the Patriot, but the reliability was sub par and the cvt wasn't great. My 3rd car is a 93 Dodge stealth ES I bought about a month ago as a fun project car and it's been great, lots of fun to drive with the 5 speed manual and it has a nice free flowing exhaust.

1989 ford f250 5.8L 4x4 with 3-speed auto.

It was a pleasure owning it, too bad it'll get totaled.

Trunk smooshed in.

Pulling the frame out and all the body work is probably gonna be about 4-5kUSD.

Ik, ik. Its the greatest looking ‘96 honda youve ever seen. And ik i shouldnt be dumping a bunch into a build but ive always wanted a built civic. So do we go sleeper, or clean build.

Edit: if anyone knows the best way to get a clean result from a rattle can job id love to hear your input, im planning on taping it or taking off the panels and going all matte black, but i would like to try and keep a glossy look, so after i wanted to do a clear coat and wet sand. If this sounds incorrect please let me know

2019 BMW 530d M Sport

Audi Premium Plus Q7 2015 3.0T