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My friend bought two of these (same year or '92), each for about 200 - 300$ each off Craigslist. They had about the same amount of mileage as the one you mentioned and ran fine with no problems. Dealerships will always charge you several thousands more to try to make that extra commission. If...

I'd say a Honda civic sedan. A Sedan will usually have cheaper insurance than a coupe. Honda Civics have been known to be more reliable than the Scion TC although in terms of gas mileage, they're about the same.

Maybe the radiator was punctured or something. I believe it is your coolant leaking out rather than the "oil". There are several possibilities to why this is happening, none of them are easy fixes. Even if there was an easier/cheaper way to fix it other than replacing the parts, it would only be...

Usually between 200 - 350$.

For $2,000 it's hard to get yourself a sporty coupes car. There are two options that came off the top of my head that might meet what you're looking for but I'm not sure, it may be a little over $2,000. Your options are: Mitsubishi Eclipse Acura Integra These cars are easy/cheap to maintain...

You can buy a FM transmitter and just plug and play. Otherwise you can get an aftermarket radio that allows you to plug in an iPod and it should work. These are the other 2 ways as far as I know.

That's similar to a RSX type S. And on a RSX type S I think if super charged/ turbo'd it can reach up to 290 Horse power.

Yes you did pay too much for it. My friend bought a year 1993 Honda Accord with a clean title for $400, it had about 120k mileage on it and ran perfectly fine. Which one would you rather have? Almost any car involved in 4 accidents would decrease the value by like 80%. So a Honda? I would've...

Every dealership is different, every state is different, so the only option that you have is to go to the actual dealership. Because they need to gather a lot of information from you before they can even give you a quote (something that computers/websites cannot do).

Every dealership is different, every state is different, so the only option that you have is to go to the actual dealership. Because they need to gather a lot of information from you before they can even give you a quote (something that computers/websites cannot do).

No, I live in NY and I saw a 2006 Clean title RX-8 (black) with about 40k mileage on it selling for $9,000. It's been 3 months now, I've still been in touch with this guy (because he wants to sell his car and buy mine), and he tells me he still hasn't sold his car yet. So I'm assuming that the...

That's a good deal. I have initially thought you said 12,000 pounds (which would have been way overpriced). I would go for it. It has low mileage for a Honda.

You either get cash up front and if not, then file a report. Never allow them to pay you some other time. My friends have done this and made them go to the closest ATM machine and get money. A friend of friend had let the other guy go because they said they'll pay another time. This person...

Apline is fine and I would probably recommend it for the price it is and the quality it works in. But if you want the premium good stuff, get Bose (it'll break your wallet though).

Apline is fine and I would probably recommend it for the price it is and the quality it works in. But if you want the premium good stuff, get Bose (it'll break your wallet though).

At your dealership, you can purchase the OEM one which is usually much better quality. But then it can cost between $200 - $300 as compared to the $50 ones you get from the auto alarm shops.