to the dude with the charger, those rims just ruined your car. pfft ricer
blue_phazon

While I myself am not a fan of big chrome rims, how in the name of Zeus's butthole can a car be a ricer if it's a monstrous american car with a big V8?

2002 Mustang GT

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Ok tech savvy people, listen up. Got an email from verizon offering $50 off any phone with new 2 year agrmnt, but doesn't let me apply the New Every 2 $100 discount. Vice versa when going through normal site, get $100 NE2, but not $50 from email prom code. Anyone know if there's any way to apply both?

Have you looked into the Mazda 3? they are pretty highly rated from many credible sources, easy on the gas and within your budget, and with a sedan and a 5 door hatch you have some options there as well, i only bring it up due to the negative responses to the ones you listed

g-unit248

I had actually not, but that is an interesting option

Again with the not being constructive. I'd like to lower my insurance premiums and gas consumption

[QUOTE="fordprefect294"]If I'm interested enough to ask about people's experience with them and am considering buying one, clearly exterior looks is something I've already considered and am fine with. Also, they're not grandmother cars, they're small, inexpensive, practical cars that plenty of people drive. If I wanted looks, I'd stick with the Mustang that's draining my pockets.RamboSymbiot

Well it looks like a grandmother car to me. plus I have some co-workers beside me that agree. You wanted OTHERS opinions on the cars you shown. It may be "inexpensive" and "practical" but it doesnt change the fact that i think you should reconsider getting somthing else. I would never be seen driving those. Unless I was in my late 60's:)

Any suggestions?

I'd have to say Kyle Katarn. He's got a pretty deep past to him and more back story than your average FPS character. plus I loved all the dark forces themed games.montzag

Nice Choice!! I'd probably go with Link or Samus Aran