Kevin Tran
http://www.zeroto60times.com/Fastest-Cars-0-60-mph.html if you see on the pic with the green viper and stuff what's the all white car? I never seen it in my life.
Answer
Spania Spano R..rrr
http://www.digitaltrends.com/cars/spains-foremost-supercar-builder-spania-gta-to-unveil-new-spano-r-model/
http://www.listofimages.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/supercar-white-pool-luxury-cars.jpg
Spania Spano R..rrr
http://www.digitaltrends.com/cars/spains-foremost-supercar-builder-spania-gta-to-unveil-new-spano-r-model/
http://www.listofimages.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/supercar-white-pool-luxury-cars.jpg
Not sure what kind of car I should get?!?
Renato
I'm looking to get another car , but not really sure on what to get?? I'm open to any suggestive and my budget is around 20k . Thanks :)
Answer
You could get a good deal on a new (2013) Accord LX for around $21k. If you're looking for something sportier, you could get a used Subaru WRX STI. If you'd like a youthful luxury car, a used Lexus IS is nice. If you are looking for reliability, make it a Honda, Toyota, or Lexus. If the car is new though and you don't plan to keep it more than a few years, any car will be under warranty. Make sure before you buy anything you look up the going rate on www.kbb.com, and don't pay more than the "very good" rating on a car with an average of 12k miles a year private party value. You could tweek the price a little up or down depending on the mileage, but use that as a guide. Also, don't buy it if the mileage is over 12k a year... lower resale, higher maintenance costs.
You could get a good deal on a new (2013) Accord LX for around $21k. If you're looking for something sportier, you could get a used Subaru WRX STI. If you'd like a youthful luxury car, a used Lexus IS is nice. If you are looking for reliability, make it a Honda, Toyota, or Lexus. If the car is new though and you don't plan to keep it more than a few years, any car will be under warranty. Make sure before you buy anything you look up the going rate on www.kbb.com, and don't pay more than the "very good" rating on a car with an average of 12k miles a year private party value. You could tweek the price a little up or down depending on the mileage, but use that as a guide. Also, don't buy it if the mileage is over 12k a year... lower resale, higher maintenance costs.
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