Good cars for a short person

Whats a good car for someone short like 5 foot 5 inch tall. I'm lookin for a car that has rear wheel drivetrain.

are you trying to get a car to make up for your lack of height or do you want to use your height to your advantage to get a small, fuel efficient car

And what is your price range

are you trying to get a car to make up for your lack of height or do you want to use your height to your advantage to get a small, fuel efficient car

And what is your price range

Colin1192

used sportscar. not any expensive new cars.Im not worried about people making fun of me being short. I was driving the 08 civic and it felt like the hud was too high and i had very small view of the street

Well..Get a honda civic. Im 5'5'' also, and I can drive a civic fine. Actually, I can pretty much drive any car fine. 5'5'' isint too short.

used sportscar. not any expensive new cars.Im not worried about people making fun of me being short. I was driving the 08 civic and it felt like the hud was too high and i had very small view of the street

Nikko_25

Then get a pillow and sit on it :P

i'm looking for my very first car :) i was hoping a toyota supra or honda rsx but thats almost impossible lol. i was thinking of nissan 240sx (s13).

I want to be able to comfortably see the front of my car

what is your price range.?

I want to be able to comfortably see the front of my car

Nikko_25

Get a volkwagen golf. Good for a short person:

Well..Get a honda civic. Im 5'5'' also, and I can drive a civic fine. Actually, I can pretty much drive any car fine. 5'5'' isint too short.

taj7575

what is your price range.?

Colin1192

[QUOTE="Colin1192"]

what is your price range.?

Nikko_25

In that case, get a 90's Pontiac Firebird or Chevy Camaro. They are both rear wheel drive and less than 10K easily.

[QUOTE="taj7575"]

Well..Get a honda civic. Im 5'5'' also, and I can drive a civic fine. Actually, I can pretty much drive any car fine. 5'5'' isint too short.

Nikko_25

By do for fun do you mean race?

How about Pontiac Grand Am or Grand Prix. You can get either fairly cheap and they got big engines

fun, meaning burning out and drifting with some friends. Thats why I wanted rwd.

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[QUOTE="Colin1192"]

what is your price range.?

taj7575

In that case, get a 90's Pontiac Firebird or Chevy Camaro. They are both rear wheel drive and less than 10K easily.

i'm looking for my very first car:) i was hoping a toyota supra or honda rsxbut thats almost impossible lol. i was thinking ofnissan 240sx(s13).

Nikko_25

That stuff just makes me facepalm. Listen, I've owned probably 7 or 8 cars and I'm still young. I can tell you from experience that none of those cars would be good for your first. And I'm also assuming you mean a Nsx, not a Rsx.

Honestly, get yourself a nice late 90s early 2000s Civic, Si if you really must. Learn to really drive a car and handle it well before you move into anything else.

Also, being this is your first car and you plan on doing burnouts and "drifting" you're gonna quickly find out just how expensive all of those activities can be. And do not, by any means, buy a V8 muscle car as your first car. You will wind up meeting a guardrail sooner than you think. TransAms and Camaros also are expensive to maintain if you don't have the funds and the knowhow.

[QUOTE="Nikko_25"]

i'm looking for my very first car:) i was hoping a toyota supra or honda rsxbut thats almost impossible lol. i was thinking ofnissan 240sx(s13).

grenadexjumpr

That stuff just makes me facepalm. Listen, I've owned probably 7 or 8 cars and I'm still young. I can tell you from experience that none of those cars would be good for your first. And I'm also assuming you mean a Nsx, not a Rsx.

Honestly, get yourself a nice late 90s early 2000s Civic, Si if you really must. Learn to really drive a car and handle it well before you move into anything else.

Also, being this is your first car and you plan on doing burnouts and "drifting" you're gonna quickly find out just how expensive all of those activities can be. And do not, by any means, buy a V8 muscle car as your first car. You will wind up meeting a guardrail sooner than you think. TransAms and Camaros also are expensive to maintain if you don't have the funds and the knowhow.

Cars are not all fun and games. They are expensive

[QUOTE="grenadexjumpr"]

[QUOTE="Nikko_25"]

i'm looking for my very first car:) i was hoping a toyota supra or honda rsxbut thats almost impossible lol. i was thinking ofnissan 240sx(s13).

Colin1192

That stuff just makes me facepalm. Listen, I've owned probably 7 or 8 cars and I'm still young. I can tell you from experience that none of those cars would be good for your first. And I'm also assuming you mean a Nsx, not a Rsx.

Honestly, get yourself a nice late 90s early 2000s Civic, Si if you really must. Learn to really drive a car and handle it well before you move into anything else.

Also, being this is your first car and you plan on doing burnouts and "drifting" you're gonna quickly find out just how expensive all of those activities can be. And do not, by any means, buy a V8 muscle car as your first car. You will wind up meeting a guardrail sooner than you think. TransAms and Camaros also are expensive to maintain if you don't have the funds and the knowhow.

Cars are not all fun and games. They are expensive

You're preaching to the choir? Or just in agreement with me?

[QUOTE="Colin1192"]

[QUOTE="grenadexjumpr"]

That stuff just makes me facepalm. Listen, I've owned probably 7 or 8 cars and I'm still young. I can tell you from experience that none of those cars would be good for your first. And I'm also assuming you mean a Nsx, not a Rsx.

Honestly, get yourself a nice late 90s early 2000s Civic, Si if you really must. Learn to really drive a car and handle it well before you move into anything else.

Also, being this is your first car and you plan on doing burnouts and "drifting" you're gonna quickly find out just how expensive all of those activities can be. And do not, by any means, buy a V8 muscle car as your first car. You will wind up meeting a guardrail sooner than you think. TransAms and Camaros also are expensive to maintain if you don't have the funds and the knowhow.

grenadexjumpr

Cars are not all fun and games. They are expensive

You're preaching to the choir? Or just in agreement with me?

Agreeing. Putting it in more basic terms. I have gotta put about $500 - 1000 into my car before winter

[QUOTE="Nikko_25"]

i'm looking for my very first car:) i was hoping a toyota supra or honda rsxbut thats almost impossible lol. i was thinking ofnissan 240sx(s13).

grenadexjumpr

That stuff just makes me facepalm. Listen, I've owned probably 7 or 8 cars and I'm still young. I can tell you from experience that none of those cars would be good for your first. And I'm also assuming you mean a Nsx, not a Rsx.

Honestly, get yourself a nice late 90s early 2000s Civic, Si if you really must. Learn to really drive a car and handle it well before you move into anything else.

Also, being this is your first car and you plan on doing burnouts and "drifting" you're gonna quickly find out just how expensive all of those activities can be. And do not, by any means, buy a V8 muscle car as your first car. You will wind up meeting a guardrail sooner than you think. TransAms and Camaros also are expensive to maintain if you don't have the funds and the knowhow.

Get a Miata! It would suit you well! It's sport, fun, but not too hard-edged. You won't kill yourself in it.

I'm 5'5'', I just got a 03 Mustang V6, RWD, 5 speed about a month ago. Fits me well, it was just under 10,000. hockey73

[QUOTE="hockey73"]I'm 5'5'', I just got a 03 Mustang V6, RWD, 5 speed about a month ago. Fits me well, it was just under 10,000. Agent-Zero

2010 Camaro V6 = more HP than 2009 mustag GT

Back on topic, get a Mazda Miata, Pontiac Solstice (comes in a coupe, too), or Saturn Sky.

[QUOTE="hockey73"]I'm 5'5'', I just got a 03 Mustang V6, RWD, 5 speed about a month ago. Fits me well, it was just under 10,000. Agent-Zero

[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"][QUOTE="hockey73"]I'm 5'5'', I just got a 03 Mustang V6, RWD, 5 speed about a month ago. Fits me well, it was just under 10,000. scoots9

2010 Camaro V6 = more HP than 2009 mustag GT

Back on topic, get a Mazda Miata, Pontiac Solstice (comes in a coupe, too), or Saturn Sky.

[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"][QUOTE="hockey73"]I'm 5'5'', I just got a 03 Mustang V6, RWD, 5 speed about a month ago. Fits me well, it was just under 10,000. scoots9

2010 Camaro V6 = more HP than 2009 mustag GT

Back on topic, get a Mazda Miata, Pontiac Solstice (comes in a coupe, too), or Saturn Sky.

2 door E30 BMW. I got one when I was 16, and I was about that height at the time, and it worked well for me. Cheap car, sporty, girls dig it, good gas mileage, and RWDGTA_dude

[QUOTE="GTA_dude"]2 door E30 BMW. I got one when I was 16, and I was about that height at the time, and it worked well for me. Cheap car, sporty, girls dig it, good gas mileage, and RWDAgent-Zero

[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"][QUOTE="GTA_dude"]2 door E30 BMW. I got one when I was 16, and I was about that height at the time, and it worked well for me. Cheap car, sporty, girls dig it, good gas mileage, and RWDGTA_dude

So...what about 240sx? Is that a good starting car.I mean, its rear wheel drive, not expensive, and its a small 2 door car. Any one here has that ride?