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04-08-2013, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by LagunaBlu2k' timestamp='1365441516' post='22459465
I love how he said he wants a fuel efficent vehicle and everyone is suggesting V6s and old high end luxury cars. 
Buy a old Mazda3 and call it day.
Buy a old Mazda3 and call it day.Very typical of an enthusiast car forum. Some people's inability to think outside of the luxury/sports car box is pretty hilarious.
04-08-2013, 11:48 AM
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I'd stick with the Camry but buy the 4-cyl for the better fuel mileage. For long distance driving in those older models, they're far superior to the Accord (I owned two Accords - 1998 and 1999) due to lower noise and more comfortable ride. I prefer the Accord overall, for driving pleasure, but for long highway stints, the Camry is definitely a better car.
it had over 100k but absolutely no problems at all and i bet it will do another like 500k without a problem. very solid car.
04-09-2013, 06:31 PM
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I recently got a 99 civic 4 door with 160k miles, which can be had for around $3500. It's spacious, comfy, 5 speed trans, and nearly 40mpg on the highway. Best of all, it's such a simple and cheap car to work on, no matter what needs to be done.
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