Who knows anything about buying cars? Need help.

[soccer#3]

okay so im thinkin about gettin this car. its price has been reduced from $3,300 to $2,900 and i know if i dont act fast in gettin this car it'll be sold. i just want to know if its worth the money and what i gotta look for when i go to possibly buy it. i dunno anything about cars except how to drive em.

here's the link: http://cars.kbb.com/go/search/detail...19&aff=carskbb

thanks

[DamnYouMSN]

ehh i guess for the price it isn't bad....it's 95 with a little bit over 94k miles. those are good mileage. it'll probably last you another 4years if the engine is in good condition. try not to get fuked by any bogos dealer fees.

[Wrath]

Good low mileage. But something I have noticed...Whenever I go to salvage yard...dodge's are the most common car I see. Not even old ass dodges too...95's and 94's intrepids, stratus etc.

Are you really in the market for a dodge, something from this year, or just this price bracket overall? I would go with a honda, toyota, or even a ford before I went with a 90's dodge...you still see a ton of 95's on of those makes on the road running strong

[DamnYouMSN]

if you're trying to buy cheap your best bet is a domestic...if you want something that will last...HONDA (civic/accord)

[PROTEINSHAKE]

its a decent car for the money..they had tranny servo problems preventing them from shifting properly.a few hundred dollar fix if it hasnt been fixed already. I think I would rather spend 3grand on an older model honda civic or accord also.or better yet...put 3 grand down on a BETTER car & have a small payment if you can swing it..you may be in for some good repair bills with that dodge. How many of those you see around still?? hmmm --wonder why? dont jump on it just b/c they lowered the price...they did for a reason....NO ONE ELSE WOULD BUY IT!!

[soccer#3]

i appreciate the comments.. i will definetly keep lookin at other ones too

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[TinTin78]

I don't know much about cars, but I know that one of the best cars you will ever own is Volvo 850, I just love it, there is never any problems with it and it never rust. Very safe and you feel like a king driving it, it's Swedish steel, what would you expect. All dealers I have talked to is really saying good things about this model.

I would not buy older models of japanese cars, they rust and are expensive when it comes to spareparts.

[PROTEINSHAKE]

I worked at Volvo when those 850s came out..love that 850turbo...good car. I like the white bro...nice ride

[Prada]

Well I look at cars as a reverse investment( maybe Im biased) in which there would be the least amortization and thus the highest resale value. Just because of that I vow to never again by an american car. Also I strongly look at reliability and repair costs. German cars were not reliable enough, for the premium you pay, and repair costs are too high. Unless the car is under warranty