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What car is a better use of my money (first car)?
Option 1. 2005 Hyundai Elantra Gls Hatchback for $1,500 Good Condition 187,000 miles
Option 2. 2000 Volvo S80 2.9 for $1,600 Pretty good condition 84,000 miles
Option 3. 2007 Saturn Ion 2 base auto for $1,400 decent condition 131,000 miles
4 Answers
- JeskLv 64 years agoFavorite Answer
Hyundai's are great bang for your buck, Volvo's will be too expensive to maintain, I can't offer any insight on the Saturn because they aren't sold locally.
Source(s): Mechanic - mccoybluesLv 74 years ago
Option one - too many miles
Option two - too expensive to maintain
Option three - not very reliable
You need to spend more money to get a decent car. Set your budget for $2500 - $5000 minimum and your options get exponentially better.
Buying a cheap car just buys you a long list of car repairs.
- Anonymous4 years ago
What you do not count in is that fixing any of those would quickly amount to extra $1000 -2000 .... so you are better off with any honda for $3000 even if it is rusted .
- Jay PLv 74 years ago
No one can tell you as no one on Yahoo knows which shape these vehicles are currently in nor what the service histories are like for each of those examples.
Volvo's are typically more expensive to maintain compared to the other 2 vehicles so based on that, I'd stay away from the Volvo.
