help with used cars

[lobbs]

Does anyone know of a good site or of anyone, who is selling for under 1000? thanks

[chap]

http://www.allmyfaves.com/ Here's a site Lobbs.

[tig62]

You might want to try :

http://akroncanton.craigslist.org/car/

[lobbs]

You might want to try :

http://akroncanton.craigslist.org/car/

man, this is great! thanks alot!:drinkem:

what do you guys think about a 91 chevy camaro? are these cars good over the years?

[tig62]

You might want to look in the back April editions of Consumers Report; there are frequency-of-repair records to be found there.

[TigerCoach]

man, this is great! thanks alot!:drinkem:

what do you guys think about a 91 chevy camaro? are these cars good over the years?

The real question is, "Are you able to fit in a '91 Chevy Camaro?" :scratchchin:

[lobbs]

The real question is, "Are you able to fit in a '91 Chevy Camaro?" :scratchchin:

them are fighting words my friend! (and i hope so)
its weird, ima bigger frame guy, but ive never had any problems getting in and out of cars. Mike Russ had a 2 door compact car, and he'd stuff me into the back seat along with another lineman, it was kinda cramped, but i always fit. Im like a hamster:tig:

[TigerCoach]

I'm just asking because I'm a tall guy and I can't fit my head in without touching the top of the car. Camaros are small inside.

[DAWGH8R]

Lobbs,

No one that lives in Ohio needs a Camaro. They are rear wheel drive, and can't get through the snow. Gas mileage is less than average, and they ride like a tank. Insurance isn't cheap either.

As a young guy starting out, you should be concerned about gas mileage, insurance rates, and reliability. Since you seem patriotic, I would suggest something more in the lines of a Chevy Cavalier.

[lobbs]

Lobbs,

No one that lives in Ohio needs a Camaro. They are rear wheel drive, and can't get through the snow. Gas mileage is less than average, and they ride like a tank. Insurance isn't cheap either.

As a young guy starting out, you should be concerned about gas mileage, insurance rates, and reliability. Since you seem patriotic, I would suggest something more in the lines of a Chevy Cavalier.

well, i bought a Chevy s-10 off my bro for 150, but after having a family friend look at it, turns out its a coffin with 4 wheels! i really want another s-10. i want a truck so i can haul deer carcases and our sail boat

[tig62]

You might want to look in the back April editions of Consumers Report; there are frequency-of-repair records to be found there.

These back editions are available at the local libraries(Massillon-Canton). I've used the information and criteria from them when selecting my automobiles. The results have been much better than average.