Which one should I buy from these 2 for daily automatic commuter:
'94 Civc coupe with 165K $1600
'00 Corolla with 175K $2200
I'm going to see both this week.
>>14758469
rolla
>>14758556
Why?
>>14758469
Post your Craigslist. How much can you spend?
>>14758577
I have $2500 ;_;
>>14758586
Ok so post your local Craigslist... Or the links to these cars.
>>14758469
Rolla. Roughly same miles is fine compared to a car that's had 6 more years to get rusted out and fucked up
>>14758602
https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/5497353681.html
https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/5510884767.html
>>14758620
Do you have a job? What do your expenses look like?
>>14758644
i live paycheck to paycheck
>>14758469
Corolla. It's six years newer, and has four doors (probably get better insurance rates). Be sure to calculate local taxes and fees into the final price to make sure you're in budget (Title and tag transfer, ect. ect.).
>>14758652
https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/5498489729.html
https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/5519062648.html
If he'd take 2500
https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/5519176157.html
If he'd take 2500 too
https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/5487846624.html
https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/5511853290.html
If the head gaskets have been done with records to prove it
>>14758469
1998 to 2002 corollas (e110) had the oil burning issue.
Go with 1997 or older corolla
>>14758727
>https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/5498489729.html
Should I go for the Civic, then? I've heard of the oil burning, but it doesn't happen to all of them.
>>14758759
Not a bad deal on the civic. I would buy this though.
https://houston.craigslist.org/cto/5478099877.html
>>14758759
Yeah, I'd go for the civic.
>>14758783
I don't like wagons. They look fuddy duddy and heavy.
>>14758806
Beggars can't be choosers dumbass.
>>14758833
heavy does affect the mpg, though
>>14758842
by what, .02 MPG?
>>14758469
If you have to deal with smog in your place of living, obdII is a fucking gift of god, otherwise, get the civic because cheap
>>14758469
the one where you shit up the board with dumb questions fgt.
Rustbeltfag here, considering how fucking badly your run of the mill Honda will rust where I live, I'd avoid any signs of the brown plague if you live where it's prevelant. If you live anywhere else, the Honda would be a slightly better choice since it's got less mileage, cost less money, and any spare money could be used to clean it up a bit. I've personally been looking at a rust free black late 1990s Civic coupe close to me. But in the end it's your choice boi.
