What Cars?
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Know of any RS's locally? I guess I'm really not in a position to buy a vehicle that isn't within like 150miles of here...
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Car only, something with better mileage than my Mustang (17/21)
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StangerBanger96;192834 wrote:
Know of any RS's locally? I guess I'm really not in a position to buy a vehicle that isn't within like 150miles of here...Shipping is very reasonable if you get in contact with the right companies. Most places can get a car to you within a week or two max.
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thrash;192855 wrote:
uh... you said "awd", "manual", and "luxurious" and "10,000"the answer is A4 or S4, depending on your year and preferences. There are always a few for sale in minneapolis.
Ah yeah forgot to mention I'd been looking at A4's as well.
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You're looking for a headache if you buy a used A4 w/ higher miles.
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integra_gsr98;192865 wrote:
You're looking for a headache if you buy a used A4 w/ higher miles.Good to know, what about S4's? Though I haven't really seen any of them...any issues with them to be aware of?
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I'd push back on the notion that a high miles A4 is a headache. if an A4 is a headache, an S4 will certainly be more so. But i don't think either is going to be a problem, honestly.
Rubber in the suspension will tend to be worn out in any higher mileage car... this is either something you notice or it isn't. I replaced 100% of the body mounts / bushing in my 20 year old Audi, but I drove that car harder than 99.9% of people ever do.
We have a 2000 VW passat (same as a 2000 A4, but bigger) and it's been quite reliable for us. It's nearing 90k miles on it.
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the stock turbos on 1.8T and 2.7T s4s can be problematic if the car was modded or a non-synthetic oil was used.
That's ok -- on the 1.8T cars, that's a good excuse to put in a K04 kit and make an honest 300hp. On the B5 S4, turbo replacement means pulling the motor and is a non-trivial affair.
2 years ago i bought a 96 A4 with 150k miles on it for a friend of mine in town for $5000. I put another $500 or so in parts into it (timing belt, crank seal, filters, fluids, etc) and it's been a problem free for him since (well, the battery died from sitting too long).
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I have a friend with a WRX in fargo for less than 10g, pm me if you want his number.
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Nissan Sentra SE-R SPEC-V (2002-04 or 05)
Acura RSX Type-S
VW Jetta...Diesels get 50+mpg...VR6's are fun too along with 1.8T's (00+)
Audi S4 (older ones are around $5k, 2000+ around 10-12k in stock form) AWD y0...idk if the milage would really be any better than the mustang though.
Honda Civic VX or HX (for TeH uber milage y0!!!)
Mazdaspeed (2003 or so?)
Caddi Seville/Deville 1996+ STS (my dad's 96 got around 25-30mpg on the highway and 20+ in town...plus they make arund 300hp so they are no slouch... -
KA-T_240;192941 wrote:
^what?If he wants to trade for a jeep I am down
Jeep = SUV in my book, no jeep for me.inspector01;192928 wrote:
I have a friend with a WRX in fargo for less than 10g, pm me if you want his number.
I'll PM you in a sec here...torbs;192948 wrote:
Nissan Sentra SE-R SPEC-V (2002-04 or 05)
Acura RSX Type-S Thought they would be out of that range...I'll have to check them out
VW Jetta...Diesels get 50+mpg...VR6's are fun too along with 1.8T's (00+) I've considered them too but they seem girl-ish compared to the A4's...I wouldn't to Diesel, especially with Diesel running almost $3.50
Audi S4 (older ones are around $5k, 2000+ around 10-12k in stock form) AWD y0...idk if the milage would really be any better than the mustang though.Yup I'll be considering these
Honda Civic VX or HX (for TeH uber milage y0!!!)Considered but only if the first 10 or so options don't work
Mazdaspeed (2003 or so?)I thought very hard about getting a mazdapseed6 but they still aren't in my price range yet AND I think the non MS Mazda6's are better looking than the speeds
Caddi Seville/Deville 1996+ STS (my dad's 96 got around 25-30mpg on the highway and 20+ in town...plus they make arund 300hp so they are no slouch...I looked at 2 of these in person actually...they are a car I'm considering too
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