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I've recently acquired an '06 Toyota Corolla. The mileage on it is INSANE. They're cheap, last hundreds of thousands of miles, and are dependable. Try to find a good Corolla - it's worth it.
 
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how about a Geo Metro. Or a sunfire / Cavalier?

Are you trying to buy a brand new car for your first car? SMH.

I had a cavalier for my first, loved the thing. You can even go with Z24 sport model, which is what I had. Fun stuff.
 
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Konner for 2012 said:
I've recently acquired an '06 Toyota Corolla. The mileage on it is INSANE. They're cheap, last hundreds of thousands of miles, and are dependable. Try to find a good Corolla - it's worth it.
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I can vouch for this. Corolla's are the best cars to get if you are wanting reliability (seriously, they're indestructable) and they're mileage is pretty good too.
 
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I am looking at a Scion Tc, Convertible Sebring
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Look again please. Scion TC's are such girly cars and Sebrings are really ugly.

I'd buy a Civic Si or an Acura Integra/RSX.

Dodge Darts are pretty cheap too but it's dodge so expect heavy maintenance needed.

Edit: C'mon guys - he wanted a cool car for an 18 year old to drive. A slow, boring Camry doesn't fit that category.
 
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A good all wheel/4 wheel drive vehicle and a motorcycle.

My insurance on a 2005 Subaru Forester XT ($11,000) 1998 Chevy K2500 ($6,000) and a 2005 Kawasaki Z750s ($3,500) is $1,225 for 6 months.
 
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All depends on your country. In england the fuel is like 3x the amount that it is the in US, and insurance is a lot more. For a 1.3 CDTI van I'm paying around £2000 a year, and I've been driving for over a year. If you're in the US/Canada, you can get a nice car and not have to worry about it costing you a fortune to fill up.
 
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All depends on your country. In england the fuel is like 3x the amount that it is the in US, and insurance is a lot more. For a 1.3 CDTI van I'm paying around £2000 a year, and I've been driving for over a year. If you're in the US/Canada, you can get a nice car and not have to worry about it costing you a fortune to fill up.
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yea but england isn't really on the US level you feel me?
 
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Honda Civic/Accord, Volkswagen wagen, cars like that. My friend drives an accord and his mpg is amazing. I drive an explorer and I'm out of a half a tank of gas in about two days. lol
 
My first car when I turned 18 was Mitsubishi Colt. At first I was kinda displeased at the shape of this car. Later on when I started paying for gas I was really glad my parents had made this decision. Fantastic 55+ mpg, cheap insurance, no need of any repairs considering I wasn't the most talanted 18 year old driver.
 
for a 18 year old.. any car that run well and doesn't burn a shitload of gas is a good car
 
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