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08-02-2022, 03:33 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Perth, Northern Suburbs
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So friend is looking for a cheap car, and has decided she wants an SUV (an automatic.)
Yeah, I know, if buying a $5k wreck I wouldn't be buying an SUV, but what can I tell ya, she's an adult and makes her own choices. A Terri might be a good option, were it not for petrol hitting $2  So far the most prevalent seems to be the Craptiva, with a few Honda CR-Vs, and a smattering of Hyundai Sant Fe/ Kia Sportages. Anything to recommend one model over the others? Anything in particular to look out for? (Other than be cheap bombs over a decade old) |
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Cheap but decent auto for $4k?
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