Whatever you get keep in mind that there will be trade offs. If you're looking for good gas mileage get something small like a cavalier with a manual. I don't know why "sexyvicta" doesn't like them, but my fried has one and it's really good on gas mileage and very reliable.
Don't get a dodge car, especially one from the '80s. They are notorious for their crappy transmissions. I can't really say anything about hondas, toyotas, and such because I prefer older american cars. And don't get something sporty like a mustang, your insurance will go through the roof.
Don't think because you're 16 that you won't need the extra money down the road. I'm only 18 and I already wish I had saved more money when I was younger. Remember, even the best laid out plans in life don't always work out, so don't think that you have everything planned out.
Sorry for the rambling but I have a few more things to say. Whatever you do, don't get a lifted vehicle as your second vehicle because your insurance rate will be very high, gas mileage low, and you will be buying replacement parts like balljoints all the time.
Be very careful in buying the vehicle as well. Bring someone with you who knows alot about cars because I can't count the number of times somebody has tried to pull a fast one on me by not telling the truth about the car.
If you do find something you like, tell us and we will be able to steer you straight.
Don't get a dodge car, especially one from the '80s. They are notorious for their crappy transmissions. I can't really say anything about hondas, toyotas, and such because I prefer older american cars. And don't get something sporty like a mustang, your insurance will go through the roof.
Don't think because you're 16 that you won't need the extra money down the road. I'm only 18 and I already wish I had saved more money when I was younger. Remember, even the best laid out plans in life don't always work out, so don't think that you have everything planned out.
Sorry for the rambling but I have a few more things to say. Whatever you do, don't get a lifted vehicle as your second vehicle because your insurance rate will be very high, gas mileage low, and you will be buying replacement parts like balljoints all the time.
Be very careful in buying the vehicle as well. Bring someone with you who knows alot about cars because I can't count the number of times somebody has tried to pull a fast one on me by not telling the truth about the car.
If you do find something you like, tell us and we will be able to steer you straight.
