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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: flinstones1 on January 11, 2015, 05:12:35 PM
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Not looking to go more than 20k, 10-15k would be ideal. I just want something respectable, that looks good enough to where I actually have some motivation to get it washed and cleaned out on a regular basis. Im tired of driving a piece of shit.
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Flinestone is going to have to break open his dumbbell piggy bank for that car
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Get older modelchevy suburban easy to work on 1 to 4k cheap 1985 to 1987
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Not looking to go more than 20k, 10-15k would be ideal. I just want something respectable, that looks good enough to where I actually have some motivation to get it washed and cleaned out on a regular basis. Im tired of driving a piece of shit.
If you wanted a truck because you needed a truck for work, I'd look for a gen 3 cummins.
If you're getting a truck even though you don't tow, haul, or work with it then I'd say get a car and invest the money you save
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For $20k a year, you can pay a professional bodybuilder to give you piggy back rides everywhere you want to go.
Then again, with a pro bodybuilding on payroll, why would you ever want to leave the house?
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Dont fkn waste money flynn get an redneck truck basically cheap ,maintenanc
Ignition coil and igniton modulator if it doesnt start but cranks
Egr and master cylinder if breaks t shitty
40 years auotomotive technition buddy ro
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Im gonna kik your ass fln get a old chevy pre90
Youl get wet cooter slappin ur face
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The new Chevy Colorado is not bad!
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http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/dak/cto/4841371392.html
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Starting price on a new Tacoma is roughly $20,765. If you are on a budget then a slightly used one is the way to go.
http://www.toyota.com/tacoma/
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Dont fkn waste money flynn get an redneck truck basically cheap ,maintenanc
Ignition coil and igniton modulator if it doesnt start but cranks
Egr and master cylinder if breaks t shitty
40 years auotomotive technition buddy ro
and how many years have you been hard-hitting the sauce. bro. ?
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tacomas are hands down the best, if you can find one in good condition for your range.
others would be the nissan range or the 5.7 ford and chevy full sizes. again, condition is paramount. if you're unsure ask if you can have a mechanic check it out before you buy. dealers are better than personal sales nowadays. warranties are usually good and a lot of legislation has changed the horror stories of yesteryear.
do NOT buy a ford 5.4 triton motor made before 2004. don't fucking do it. they suffer from spark plug ejection not covered by recalls. expensive as shit to fix (properly).
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I just did the same thing this summer. Looked and researched for months on a truck at the 15-20k range.
I concluded Toyotas to be the best, but out of my price range or too many miles.
Ford and Chevy's seem to be to close to call. Didn't bother looking at Nissan or Dodge, because I know too many people that have had problems with them.
I went with a 2010 fx4 5.4. $17,000 with 60k miles. Good deal as it had no rust which is rare for upstate NY. Also bought a full 100k warranty. So far the trucks been awesome.
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Terrible reasoning to spend that much money (unless you are loaded and get the impression you are not).
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Terrible reasoning to spend that much money (unless you are loaded and get the impression you are not).
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Kid is the new tesla
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In construction ive had 1999 f150 v-6 , 0 problems. 2002 and 2005 f-250 and 350 v-10 zero problems shitty gas mileage, great tow vehicles. 2013 f150 5.0l zero problems so far 15 mpg city 20 mpg highway depending on which states gas in using
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Find a clean used F-150 if you want a full size truck. The 3-valve 5.4L from '05 to '10 ish has a funky spark plug design that needs to be changed by dealer at 100k...but other than that those trucks are a good value. The 4.6L is a very solid motor although a good bit less power. That 4.2L V6 is really a workhorse as well if you aren't towing. I've had all the Ford truck motors at some point - F-150s/250s/Excursion. I wouldn't buy an F-250/350 with the 5.4L at all, not enough motor for that platform and used ones might be overworked. The V10 is fine though if you can handle 10-12mpg.
Disagree with Bay on a used Tacoma. Where I'm at the used ones are 80% of what a new one is with 100k on the clock. Reliable truck but the 20k model is shite for options...if you want extra cab and 4wd you are north of 30k.
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Buy that... or win one in a arm wresting contest in Vegas... Over the Top
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If you want something that will crank up and go everyday for all eternity get a Tacoma or a Ford Ranger. I imagine Nissans would be great too.
Dodge sucks. Chevy sucks.
Full sizes are a waste of money (unless you truly need one) but I understand most of generation nothingness needs to one-up all the other nobodies in the rat race so they buy bigass expensive impractical shit.
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Terrible reasoning to spend that much money (unless you are loaded and get the impression you are not).
100 bucks, says he's just doing it because of the temporary cheap gas prices.
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Terrible reasoning to spend that much money (unless you are loaded and get the impression you are not).
What else would you recommend a 22 year old guy spend his money on?
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What else would you recommend a 22 year old guy spend his money on?
Investments.
Get an education,learn a trade and buy your own tools etc etc.
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Investments.
Get an education,learn a trade and buy your own tools etc etc.
A reasonable answer, but needing a car is not necessarily an indulgence at 22. A used vehicle is probably the way to go. Bah!
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Learn tricity fukn dum asssssssss
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What else would you recommend a 22 year old guy spend his money on?
Alcohol, drugs, hookers. Spill the rest.
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What else would you recommend a 22 year old guy spend his money on?
Spend it on meth, so you can actually become the wittered pathethic basement dwelling shit that I have come to associate with every goddamn thread you make about your failed relationships.
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Find a clean used F-150 if you want a full size truck. The 3-valve 5.4L from '05 to '10 ish has a funky spark plug design that needs to be changed by dealer at 100k...but other than that those trucks are a good value. The 4.6L is a very solid motor although a good bit less power. That 4.2L V6 is really a workhorse as well if you aren't towing. I've had all the Ford truck motors at some point - F-150s/250s/Excursion. I wouldn't buy an F-250/350 with the 5.4L at all, not enough motor for that platform and used ones might be overworked. The V10 is fine though if you can handle 10-12mpg.
Disagree with Bay on a used Tacoma. Where I'm at the used ones are 80% of what a new one is with 100k on the clock. Reliable truck but the 20k model is shite for options...if you want extra cab and 4wd you are north of 30k.
A young person of modest means should not be buying a vehicle laden with expensive and unnecessary "options"; he should be buying a bare bones model consistent with his budget. Bells and whistles will come later when you have more money. A bare bones Tacoma is a better value than a tricked out truck by other unnamed manufacturers. The fact that used ones are 80% of new should tell you something about the quality of a used Toyota. That said, I would prefer to buy new and would scrounge up the money to do so if I were 22 and on a budget. Too expensive you say? Well, that's what webcam sessions are for. ;)
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I have a Silverado and am happy with it.
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Alcohol, drugs, hookers. Spill the rest.
This.
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I'm fairly confident $15-20k will buy you a piece of shit. Get a car if this is your budget.
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Has no one asked the question- does flinstones actually have 15-20k? I highly doubt it. Unless he won the lottery(no doubt a thread wouild have been made) or parents gave him the money he doesn't in all honesty have that kind of money. 5k at the most from saving for months on end working 2 crappy minimum wage jobs like most 22 year olds with no education or relevent skills.
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from what i've seen most trucks that are used and at least 3 years old sell for over 20k
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Has no one asked the question- does flinstones actually have 15-20k? I highly doubt it. Unless he won the lottery(no doubt a thread wouild have been made) or parents gave him the money he doesn't in all honesty have that kind of money. 5k at the most from saving for months on end working 2 crappy minimum wage jobs like most 22 year olds with no education or relevent skills.
Yeah but Whatever I come up with my grandparents will match. If I come up with 10k they'll give me 10k etc.,,,and Ive got like 5 k saved up.
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Yeah but Whatever I come up with my grandparents will match. If I come up with 10k they'll give me 10k etc.,,,and Ive got like 5 k saved up.
I suggest you find a "sponsor." :D
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Related question:
If you're gonna put 25k miles, highway, on a new car, per year, better to buy or lease? Tx.
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Yeah but Whatever I come up with my grandparents will match. If I come up with 10k they'll give me 10k etc.,,,and Ive got like 5 k saved up.
Why not spend 2k on a truck and keep the rest of the money you fucktard.
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Did you buy the truck or what? Bah!
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why not save the money and keep saving for a house deposit or u wanna live with ur grandma forever
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What else would you recommend a 22 year old guy spend his money on?
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What else would you recommend a 22 year old guy spend his money on?
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Related question:
If you're gonna put 25k miles, highway, on a new car, per year, better to buy or lease? Tx.
Neither. Buying is the lesser of the two evils. Leasing sucks.
Buy a slightly used car, especially if you are a road warrior.
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I'm fairly confident $15-20k will buy you a piece of shit. Get a car if this is your budget.
If you want new, that price will get a small crossover.
If he wants a truck, go used. Ford or Toyota, something cheap to fix.