omairtheman1

the 03 CL type s isn't bad but I dont know how you feel about a larger engine.... the LSD is intoxicating in that car.

Y2KS2K34

as mentioned do a bit of research on the cl/tl type s.... basically all of them alive are on their 3rd or 4th transmission, i went through 2 in 40k miles...

dammitjim

If you mean the US Protege5 I agree. That is a great car and they are cheap right now.

tua40278

I had a 98 Prelude a couple of years back. I loved that car. It looked good, option of mods, fun to drive but pretty smooth for a daily too, decent power....all in all it was a great car. I'd deff look into one as a daily. The only downfall though is that i don't know if yo can buy one for 5k.

HondaGal

Yes, sorry, I meant the P5. Limited years of this styling before the Mazda 3 came out. 2002-2003.5 I believe. This was my car,

I got rid of mine is 2006. I regret it because it is fun, good on gas and I still like the styling.

dammitjim

Ours was silver too. The only reason we sold it was to get a Mini Cooper S. I'd buy another P5.

like_sky00

i really want to own a old classic car ,but never be allowed .

EVAN&MONICA

We used to have a 00' CRV 4WD it was a great grocerygetter/ daily

Very reliable
Great in the snow
Decent gas mileage
inurance was dirt cheap
Holds its resale value surprisingly well
Gets little or no attention from anyone

Kind of a bore to drive

dammitjim

What is a reasonable price for a 96 GSR? There is one on CL up here with 136k for $6000

http://appleton.craigslist.org/cto/1718898927.html

I need a new kid hauler to go with the S2000 and am leaning towards something like this or a CRV.

Angerman

^ thats too much for an old car. My brother just bought a GSR with a type R bottom end and fully built motor for $4000. It did 195whp/135tq on the dyno. Stage 4 cams, everything on it, with about ~40k on the motor.