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Re: Which Car Is Better? [message #397210 is a reply to message #397209] |
Thu, 06 August 2009 13:43   |
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nikki6ixx
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Romaner wrote on Thu, 06 August 2009 15:36 | does carfax even show how much work a dealer does on the car? or does it only show what has been reported by the police and insurance in regards to the car.
cause lets say the cars engine is toast, and you bring it to the dealer and get engine rebuilt. if all carfax is showing is insurance data like accidents well your car may have never been in one but now it has a rebuilt engine in it...
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I'm not so sure about that situation, but it's possible. I was thinking more along the lines of that insurance and police agencies don't send CarFax information promptly; in some cases, it can take months for the information for reach CarFax. In that time, an unwitting buyer could be buying a used car that has had frame damage even if the sheet says it's clean.
CBC's Marketplace did an awesome TV report on it:
http://www.cbc.ca/marketplace/2009/vehicle_history_reports/main.html
http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2009/01/15/marketplace-carfax.html
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Re: Which Car Is Better? [message #397313 is a reply to message #396698] |
Sat, 08 August 2009 08:32   |
Muad Dib15
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V6 Camaro again, brand new 22,245 and gets 29 mpg, can fit 4 people in a pinch, fast, sporty, looks good, the 1SS costs 31K
brand new Malibu costs 21,605 barebones and gets 33 mpg
Cobalt coupe SS fully loaded costs 25,305 atleast up here and gets 37 mpg
Dodge SRT4 Caliber fully loaded costs 28,660 need an extra 6 dollars there 27 mpg
Entry level Challenger RT 35,800 with the performance package and audio 16/25 mpg with the 5.7
For Ford idk as I haven't been able to finish a vehicle since they changed their website
THis might help you choose to buy American.
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Re: Which Car Is Better? [message #397546 is a reply to message #397197] |
Mon, 10 August 2009 22:41   |
genetix
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GoodOneDriver wrote on Thu, 06 August 2009 13:04 | i am looking for a nice looking car ( not luxary ofcoarse )
something that is fast and fun
something that can fit atleast 4 people in it
something that will last longer than 3 years
something that has good gas milage
something that isnt to expensive
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Subaru. Nothing else needs to be said.
If you can afford it go with a WRX or WRX Sti. You won't regret it. As long as they have Subaru dealerships in the Ukraine? I imagine they do.
Quit talking rice... (other then the V8's mentioned in the end of the post. I quit reading after the above quote)
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Re: Which Car Is Better? [message #398221 is a reply to message #396698] |
Mon, 17 August 2009 07:19   |
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Renx
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1) CarProof is better than CarFax
2) Stay away from anything GM imo
The Camry is a nice car, but not really in the same price range as the civic. The corolla would be in the same range as the civic where as the accord would be up with the camry. You can't go wrong with a civic if you're looking for something smaller with good mileage, and a new one would probably last you 12+ years... same with any asian car these days though
~Canucck
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Re: Which Car Is Better? [message #398224 is a reply to message #396698] |
Mon, 17 August 2009 07:22   |
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RadioactiveHell
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As the owner of a 04' Camry, I can say that it is good looking, comfortable, and easy to drive.
However, the same probably be said about the Civic, the only difference being that Camry will probably be more comfortable to the driver while giving you a little less fuel efficiency.
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Re: Which Car Is Better? [message #398396 is a reply to message #396698] |
Tue, 18 August 2009 09:35  |
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Gen_Blacky
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I got a 91 gmc sierra 1500 v8 Chevy 350 and i like it a lot. It don't get great gas millage but it has power but its only a half ton tho. I grew up on a farm so I wont buy anything that doesn't have 4wd.
you can buy a chip where you can adjust your engines emission controls , spark timing and gas mixtures. you can set to giving you more horsepower or better gas millage. gmc/chevy started putting computer's in their vehicles I think in 89 or 84.
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