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2002 Ford Mustang GT for a first car?
What do you guys think? I want a "nice" car and a manual, (I drive my moms automatic around fine, no tickets, always following speed limit etc), for a first car do you think it would be fine be fine?
Their cheep and look nice for a start. Give me you opinion or suggestions.
I know how to drive a stick shift.
5 Answers
- ANDRE LLv 75 years ago
You, you THINK that you know how to drive stick. Yet you say that the primary car you drive is an automatic.
A 14 year old Mustang will spend most of it's time and all of your money, in a repair shop. On it's way to a junk yard. Bad choice, spectacularly bad.
- Skoda JohnLv 75 years ago
A powerful rear wheel drive when you have not driven a manual.
It will swap ends in a heartbeat if you get it wrong.
You have around a 70% chance of crashing it in the first year. Insurance companies know this.
Here in Europe we have a different rest and license to drive a manual. There is a lot more to it to do it properly.
- ?Lv 75 years ago
It's a terrible choice. Insurance rates are gonna be astronomical and it will be a gas hog.
I'd recommend an older Toyota Corolla with a manual gearbox. Cheap to feed, own, and they go on and on and on!
- Pilsner ManLv 75 years ago
If you've never driven a manual, you will probably be replacing the clutch soon after you buy it, since it would probably be worn fairly well anyway.
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