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2000v6 · 03-25-2010, 11:52 AM

Hm...

I wouldn't go for a mazda, but that's just my opinion. That doesn't mean that you can't take the model(s) that you like into opinion.

Cars that you could get are - rl, tl, tsx, accord, altima, maxima, g37, m37, the new sonata, genesis, forte, optima, kizashi, mazda3, mazda6, impreza, wrx, legacy, jetta, passat, cc, a4, a6, 3 series, 5 series, c class, e class, the new cruze that will be coming out, cobalt, impala, malibu, camaro, g8, g6, lacrosse, lucerne, regal, cts, focus, fusion, taurus, fiesta, mks, mkz, milan, s40, s60, s80, 300, pt cruiser, sebring, avenger, challenger, charger

But honestly, coming from one college student to another - don't get a new car. Get something that is two or three years old. It's not like anyone is going to look down on you, if it's a nice car. And if you want one that is loaded with options, it will be cheaper. Also, maintainance will be a cheaper issue as well. And when you graduate, you can buy a new car then. I don't think that I included any cars that have only two doors, but I might have missed two or three and listed them.

03-25-2010, 11:52 AM	#9
2000v6 Drives: 2003 m3, 2000 camaro v6, 2004 s4 Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: ny Posts: 1,125 View My Garage	Hm... I wouldn't go for a mazda, but that's just my opinion. That doesn't mean that you can't take the model(s) that you like into opinion. Cars that you could get are - rl, tl, tsx, accord, altima, maxima, g37, m37, the new sonata, genesis, forte, optima, kizashi, mazda3, mazda6, impreza, wrx, legacy, jetta, passat, cc, a4, a6, 3 series, 5 series, c class, e class, the new cruze that will be coming out, cobalt, impala, malibu, camaro, g8, g6, lacrosse, lucerne, regal, cts, focus, fusion, taurus, fiesta, mks, mkz, milan, s40, s60, s80, 300, pt cruiser, sebring, avenger, challenger, charger But honestly, coming from one college student to another - don't get a new car. Get something that is two or three years old. It's not like anyone is going to look down on you, if it's a nice car. And if you want one that is loaded with options, it will be cheaper. Also, maintainance will be a cheaper issue as well. And when you graduate, you can buy a new car then. I don't think that I included any cars that have only two doors, but I might have missed two or three and listed them.