I have always had grunty cars, Holdens/Subarus etc. I'm a bit of a girl racer. However I'm thinking of retiring my old semi-reliable grunty car for something tiny/cute/economical, but still zippy and cool.I want something reasonably priced, to about $10,000.not to sure what to look at. and can I handle going from a big "real" car, to a "shopping basket" car. eeek!Any ideas on what would be a good option for me!
trdbzr,
Jan 17, 2:05am
Type R Civic pops into mind
ryanm2,
Jan 17, 6:43am
VW Golf Gti.
foxdonut,
Jan 17, 6:45am
How about a Holden or a Subaru - They;re cute, ideal for shopping, mostly driven by women and not especially fast.
jason18,
Jan 17, 7:18am
Yeah go on get my subaru haha
gammelvind,
Jan 17, 7:49am
Mazda mx5
ninja_man,
Jan 17, 8:06am
integra or civic type r would be good, quick but economical at the same time.
fiatracer,
Jan 17, 8:03pm
bmw 328 coupe - E46
socram,
Jan 17, 9:03pm
Early supercharged Cooper S!Not sure about the pricing, but a 2002/3 car might be within your price range.
richard198,
Jan 17, 9:38pm
Or 330 coupe. At least other people won't think you're dumb cause you're driving a Holden or Subaru!
michael.benn,
Jan 18, 12:00am
Type R Civic
robotnik,
Jan 18, 12:08am
Try a Toyota Yaris / Vitz TRD RS.
inkapuka,
Jan 18, 2:37am
Renault 5 turbo
lou-lyn,
Jan 18, 2:41am
wow ten grand the mind boggels! but if you ever whant to get ya pennys back go old school ford anglia whith a nice 1500 in itany of the rileysthe 1965 1.5 good for 90 mph all day the 1300 same motor as the mini cooper a morris cooper mg 1300 m,k 3 cortina gt or the 2000e mk 2 1600 e or gt good 100mph cars escort round head light model trumpie 2500 pibig window beetle or even oval and you would have money to spare and i kid you not you will have more pepole askin if ya one to sell it or saying i had one of thouse and i wish i never sold it
kiwis0,
Jan 18, 2:48am
Get a Nissan Leaf
fordcrzy,
Jan 18, 2:55am
Go have a look at a 1998 Mazda mx5 rs model. They are 1800 with a 6 speed box. Loads of racy fun.
bellky,
Jan 18, 3:07am
re mx5^^ i would personally get one of the older classic (lighter!) 1600 manual ones with a wooden steering wheel - they are cheap (like 5 grand) preferably in brg with tan interior :-)
-but i am old school
also, i think the hardtops are reasonably secure against getting broken into!
richard198,
Jan 18, 3:17am
There's nothing "old school" about MX5s!
807,
Jan 18, 3:57am
mmmm .nice .
foxdonut,
Jan 18, 4:30am
Except that they're a decade and a half old.
mothergoose_nz,
Jan 18, 7:16am
get an early mx5 with the liftup headlights.i love mine.lovely economical little toy.the headlight style went out about 1991 so they are are a different car
bellky,
Jan 18, 9:03pm
two decades really haha, in fact nearly 2.5 decades old
richardmayes,
Jan 18, 9:18pm
Type R Integra pops into mind - more of them around, more real-world grunt on tap, and slightly less extreme revving required to get up & boogie!
richardmayes,
Jan 18, 9:21pm
Or a manual Celica like one of these. 440985895
phalanax,
Jan 18, 9:22pm
Get a 2005 plus vitz.cheap to run reliable and safe.
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