Advice please...Possible future prelude owner
04-12-2005, 04:38 PM
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Advice please...Possible future prelude owner
Hey guys I need a little help. At first, I wanted to get a civic, but they are too common and I wanted a little uniqueness..
I changed my mind and I want to spend less now, probably no more than 4,000
I have been looking at 94+ acura integras which are good quick reliable cars.
but also, i like 2nd generation preludes(83-87) but really i'm not sure. Is this too old? if its too old, I suppose the 92-96 preludes rnt bad, but I like the look of the 2nd gen more, but it is soo ooooooooold.
Very confused. I am just looking for personal opinions/ advice on what kind of car I should get. Is buying a 20 yr old car asking for a carload or repair problems?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
I changed my mind and I want to spend less now, probably no more than 4,000
I have been looking at 94+ acura integras which are good quick reliable cars.
but also, i like 2nd generation preludes(83-87) but really i'm not sure. Is this too old? if its too old, I suppose the 92-96 preludes rnt bad, but I like the look of the 2nd gen more, but it is soo ooooooooold.
Very confused. I am just looking for personal opinions/ advice on what kind of car I should get. Is buying a 20 yr old car asking for a carload or repair problems?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
04-13-2005, 07:09 AM
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IMO, that is too old of a car to buy. You could look into getting a 3rd Gen., they look similar to the 2nd Gens, and can be found in could condition for under $4,000. 3rd gens have some aftermarket, compared to the 2nd's NONE.
04-13-2005, 12:07 PM
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Originally Posted by 2legit2quit
IMO, that is too old of a car to buy. You could look into getting a 3rd Gen., they look similar to the 2nd Gens, and can be found in could condition for under $4,000. 3rd gens have some aftermarket, compared to the 2nd's NONE.
Couldn't be put any better.
Basically: 3rd Gen > 2nd Gen.
