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dogofwar said:
You can rent cars for next to nothing if you look around. Buying a car requires registration, tagging, license, emissions, etc. in most states.

The numbers just won't work out for 3-4 weeks...

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I have to agree...there's a chance you could get a special discount for long term rental. Buy insurance through the rental car, just in case.
 
yea I was thinking if you're gonna buy a car, wouldn't it be cheaper to rent long term? or cost the same?

but if you do buy used, i'd say don't by a civic. Honda's have more problems compared to Toyotas, at least in my experience. (the recalls and defects are only from newer Toyotas if i'm not mistaken) i'd go with a corolla instead of a civic. but I guess if you're planning to sell it anyways in a short time frame it might not matter
 
SumoNinja said:
yea I was thinking if you're gonna buy a car, wouldn't it be cheaper to rent long term? or cost the same?

but if you do buy used, i'd say don't by a civic. Honda's have more problems compared to Toyotas, at least in my experience. (the recalls and defects are only from newer Toyotas if i'm not mistaken) i'd go with a corolla instead of a civic. but I guess if you're planning to sell it anyways in a short time frame it might not matter
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1990-1993 accord...awesome cars, fun to drive, cheap to buy, and cheap on gas. One of the best honda ever made...
 
I agree on those years but he wants nothing pre 2000. an ex of mine back then had a 91 accord and dang did we put some miles on that thing. she lived in fresno and I live in socal

if ts chooses to buy, then i'd go with Honda or Toyota as the resale values are good
 
SumoNinja said:
I agree on those years but he wants nothing pre 2000. an ex of mine back then had a 91 accord and dang did we put some miles on that thing. she lived in fresno and I live in socal

if ts chooses to buy, then i'd go with Honda or Toyota as the resale values are good
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IMHO, newer cars sucks...so much electrical junk to go wrong on them, especially if you own a European car like I do. I'd take my 15 year old jeep any day of the week.
 
Bronco! If your doing an american road trip a bronco is a must, sort of a guzzler but reliable if you can find a good one, cheap and you can take off the top and turn it into a sort of convertable. You could sleep in it too, pretty spacious

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Heck you might as well look for a grand marquis, lincoln town car, etc.. they get pretty good gas mileage and they are huge and comfortable... they nearly have a couch in the front seat... but they are grandpa cars haha

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I vote accord or crv. If your traveling civics are a bit limited for luggage space. But honda for sure!

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Look into renting, should only cost you $500-$600 to rent for a month. Plus don't have to worry about all the issues that would come along with buying a used car.


aclockworkorange said:
Watch out on the later 90's ones though, transmissions are TERRIBLE


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Really? had not heard that. I have 274,000 on my 1998 still has original clutch.
 
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