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...be more healthy? I started smoking weed and doing other drugs a couple years ago, and it practically ruined my life. I lost all motivation, my memory, gained a lot of weight, and lost all the passion I had for riding horses..so I am stopping and I want to change my whole life style. I start...

its still the same groso stuff raw*

basic bolt-on's: Cold Air Intake Ceramic Race Headers Exhaust also look into weight reduction -> Fiber glass, carbon fiber, etc...

The car itself seems find just that the price you are paying for it is a little too much (in my opinion, and I live in NYC). For 7000$ you can get a Honda with a little less mileage, maybe 50k or so. Both Hondas and Toyotas are both reliable cars, so either way you'll be fine. If you plan to...

The Evo definitely. The RX-8 is uglier and slow as hell. Evo X has 280 Horsepower Turbo'd. All wheel drive, comes with stock brembo brakes, Recaro seats, and it's just attractive. Everyone knows what the Evo is and respects it (as long as your Evo X is manual, since they do make Auto's now).

The OEM ones usually just looks a bit better because it matches with your car. If the looks do not matter to you, you should just get them from your local store. Besides, when people have car mats, they put an extra plastic mat on top of that anyway just so that their mats do not get dirty.

Take a look at your radiator as well. If it has leaked once, try refilling the coolant/antifreeze. Take a look around if you see any coolant stains or leaks.

People say K20's are the best, that's why they are stolen most often. People steal the K20's and throw them into civics and civic hatches.

People say K20's are the best, that's why they are stolen most often. People steal the K20's and throw them into civics and civic hatches.

No you don't. Just lift up your hood and you should see the sockets in which your bulbs go in. If you're buying HIDs, make sure you get the right bulbs for your car. Like my car would use H3, for example. HIDs are easy, 5 minute procedure, plug and play. Zip tie the HID harness somewhere on the...

You can increase your MPG for any car. Drive under 3000 RPM. Put the car on neutral when going downhill or coming to a stop (same way you do on manual transmissions). Try not to brake hard, because that takes gas too.

Look at Honda/Toyota. These cars are great for starters, cheap to maintain/repair and cheaper on insurance. They also last a very long time. Acura/Lexus are the luxury brands of Honda/Toyota you might want to look into those too if you like.

My recommendation is do not buy ANY airbag unless they're OEM Honda factory parts. You might be able to find them on eBay, if not then go to a Honda dealership and try to get them. It's rare that people even sell airbags because usually when people part out their cars, the car was totaled, which...

My recommendation is do not buy ANY airbag unless they're OEM Honda factory parts. You might be able to find them on eBay, if not then go to a Honda dealership and try to get them. It's rare that people even sell airbags because usually when people part out their cars, the car was totaled, which...

My recommendation is do not buy ANY airbag unless they're OEM Honda factory parts. You might be able to find them on eBay, if not then go to a Honda dealership and try to get them. It's rare that people even sell airbags because usually when people part out their cars, the car was totaled, which...

Look at Honda/Toyota. These cars are great for starters, cheap to maintain/repair and cheaper on insurance. They also last a very long time. Acura/Lexus are the luxury brands of Honda/Toyota you might want to look into those too if you like.

I don't believe in KBB. Do a little research and take a look at how much people sell their Honda Accords for on craigslist/eBay/dealerships etc... Somewhere along the lines of the lowest price that you may find, unless your car is in mint condition with extras, then you can push for more.

It's fine for 300$, if you do not plan on keeping this car for years and years. Sure, you will run into problems but the car should still be able to run and bring you from place to place. If there were any mandatory repairs that would be costing you above 200$, don't do it. I would never do a...

No it is not a good investment. 150k mileage is a lot for a Pontiac. It's not a Honda or a Toyota. Even if you decide to purchase this car, the most I would offer is 2,500$ for it. With 6,000$ you have a lot more options for cars with less miles on it, etc..

They're all about the same. I don't know many people who drive Elantra's so I cannot speak for them. I know that Corollas are reliable and pretty much as good as Hondas. They're both cheap/easy to maintain and lasts a really long time. Personally, I would go for the Honda Civic just because it...