Slappy Doo Hoo wrote:Those Hyundais for $8k new, most likely is a "stripper" model...5-spd, no a/c, and is probably the lowest model, which are the Accents. They pretty much suck.
Went by the dealer on my way to work. Yeah, it's an accent.
Quote:If you're finding Sentras in that price range, that's a good car to look for. They're very reliable, but cheaper than Hondas and Toyotas. Another decent car is the Mazda Protege. They're actually pretty fun to drive for an economical sedan, and more reliable in my opinion then Mitsubishi. So I think you should look for Sentras, Proteges, and if you can find a Toyota Corolla or Honda Civic(but unlikely).
Thanks, I'll make sure to remember this list. This is exactly what I needed. There are a lot of cars here in the states and this helps me narrow it down.
It's a big help given that I don't know makes and models well.