What are your car recommendations?

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I'm thinking about buying a new car, I currently have a 2010 Mazda 3, it's great but I'd like an upgrade maybe something a little more fancy 💁🏼‍♀️

What car would you recommend? 😌

Answer 1

jennifer_bloom | 300 opinions shared on Shopping & Gifts topic.

Master

My parents got a Toyota / Camry as reliable and cost efficient and they might be cheaper than a Mazda. Now we own an SUV my dad has been driving for around 16 years.

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exitseven | 290 opinions shared on Shopping & Gifts topic.

Master

My wife just bought a Ford Escape. It is a small car with a big car feel. It is comfortable and has a nice interior. The 4 cylinder engine is powerful but it is good on gas.
She is in the car all day long and she really likes it.

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exitseven

1 y
Thanks for the MHO

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exitseven

Thanks for the MHO

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Static_In_The_Attic | 70 opinions shared on Shopping & Gifts topic.

Guru

I always say if it’s not broken don’t fix it & if you are looking for an upgrade any car you can pay cash for is the way to go.

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Dinklex3 | 114 opinions shared on Shopping & Gifts topic.

Guru

Kia Forte...
But I'm biased and know nothing about cars, lmao.
My car was a kia forte and I loved her.

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Answer 6

Leavesbound

Guru

If they still made them I'd recommend a Lincoln Town Car. But alas Ford decided to discontinue my favorite luxury car.

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exitseven

1 y
We had a Country Squire station wagon. It was like a living room on wheels.
Leavesbound

1 y
@exitseven A neighbor of mine had a Lincoln Town Car. They worked for a Ford dealership and it was all black with tons of chrome and looked like a diplomat's car. I consider it the epitome of American luxury cars and far more beautiful a design than Cadillacs which I always found to be too garish for my taste. Today everyone wants an SUV. I could get a Mercedes sedan for less than the average SUV.

My first vehicle was a Ford Taurus station wagon. Not quite as nice as the Country Squire but very practical though I now prefer a minivan. I actually liked my Nissan Quest more than my Jeep Grand Cherokee. Less expensive to own and maintain and I could do more with it. I had over 2500 lbs of cargo in that thing and drove from Rhode Island to Florida and it just loved flying down the highway at 90 mph.
exitseven

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My mother had a Taurus and when she couldn't drive anymore I took it home. All 3 of my kids learned how to drive on it. It was a 1998 and my youngest is still driving it. My son just bought a Grand Cherokee. It has a hemi in it. It is like a rocket.

Answer 7

exitseven

We had a Country Squire station wagon. It was like a living room on wheels.

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Leavesbound

@exitseven A neighbor of mine had a Lincoln Town Car. They worked for a Ford dealership and it was all black with tons of chrome and looked like a diplomat's car. I consider it the epitome of American luxury cars and far more beautiful a design than Cadillacs which I always found to be too garish for my taste. Today everyone wants an SUV. I could get a Mercedes sedan for less than the average SUV.

My first vehicle was a Ford Taurus station wagon. Not quite as nice as the Country Squire but very practical though I now prefer a minivan. I actually liked my Nissan Quest more than my Jeep Grand Cherokee. Less expensive to own and maintain and I could do more with it. I had over 2500 lbs of cargo in that thing and drove from Rhode Island to Florida and it just loved flying down the highway at 90 mph.

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exitseven

My mother had a Taurus and when she couldn't drive anymore I took it home. All 3 of my kids learned how to drive on it. It was a 1998 and my youngest is still driving it. My son just bought a Grand Cherokee. It has a hemi in it. It is like a rocket.

Answer 10

DCooper

Yoda

Anything with at least 8 cylinders, 3 pedals, and as little passenger space as possible. Life is short !!

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ChrisMaster69 | 64 opinions shared on Shopping & Gifts topic.

Master

A golf GTI.

great to drive, can bimble around town, great for road trips, it’s a drivers car.

it’s also sporty but not in your face.

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Answer 12

buddysboy16

Xper 7

Whats your budget and what would you mainly be using it for

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Aimée__LJ

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Budget probably under 35k
Mostly driving around town, to the beach, and the occasional road trip
buddysboy16

1 y
Go with something like a Toyota. Maybe a Mazda

Answer 13

Aimée__LJ

Budget probably under 35k
Mostly driving around town, to the beach, and the occasional road trip

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buddysboy16

Go with something like a Toyota. Maybe a Mazda

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libsaretards

Xper 7

If you want a reliable yet still somewhat good looking car, go with a Toyota, Honda or Subaru. Those cars will pretty much NEVER fail you.

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Paulychicago10

Yoda

Depends what you want in a vehicle. Want flashy, want safety, want power, want soccer mom status... etc

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msc545 | 137 opinions shared on Shopping & Gifts topic.

Master

Maybe a Mazda 6? The new ones are very nice and priced reasonably. If not that, then maybe some variety of Lexus or Mercedes?

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Bklynbadboy12

Yoda

Well first you have to decide what care you like then go from there

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ponderingmind

Xper 4

What features and capabilities are you wanting?

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LostSmile

Xper 5

Something with power 😈

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Aimée__LJ

1 y
That would be nice 😸

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Aimée__LJ

That would be nice 😸

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Iron_Man | 733 opinions shared on Shopping & Gifts topic.

Master

A beetle car for you

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Aimée__LJ

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Ew they look awful
Iron_Man

1 y
I’m talking about the new Beetle car. Most women like those cars. What are you looking for a Dodge Challenger A muscle car
Aimée__LJ

1 y
They still look awful. Rather a car that actually looks like one
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Iron_Man

1 y
I like American muscle cars I’m not into Jap cars