Thinking of getting a Car....

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Hey Guys!

Its time for my first car, what do you think about this one:

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It has 161 Horse Powers, and all the usual extras...
Automatic Gears and its pretty cheap!

The only bad thing is the Gasoline Consumption - 9L per 100 KM, and Gasoline here is 2,85BGN per LITER(Not GALLON) so that is 1,77$ per Liter?
 
Looks good. I am not much of a car person, though. My theory has always been that if it has 4 wheels and moves, then i'm happy. So, if that has to 2 others wheels on the other side, then yup, that'll work. :D
 
Where are you living George ? by the look of the two pipes out the back I would say its the 2.3 Sport....I export cars sell plenty of Mazda 6 or Atenzas as we get them from Japan...Real good car wont let you down and has a bit of go....If you could upgrade to the 4wd MPS Turbo then you would have a beast
 
those are good cars, i had one, I've had a few mazda's. My advice buy something thats diesel. My vw tdi gets 46 miles per gallon, It has the bigger injectors and computer tune. It hauls ass and will last forever. I can make my own biofuel, but I fill the sucker up once a month. How much for the car and how many miles?
 
Sadly I don't understand jack from cars, the only thing I know is Horse Power, more Horses = Better :D

http://www.cars.bg/u451630

This is the listing, its a little below 8000$!
 
If you r going for mazda then buy mazda rx8,it's a real beast for it's price.
 
Yeah its the 2.3 sport

Real good car I have no idea whats good value in your country so do your own homework.

The cars been wrapped which is a vinyl covering like a big sticker it looks pretty cool and I buy some ex footballer range rovers over here that have been wrapped and it can be removed but its a bit of a pain to do so.

Wrapping can cover a lot of faults with a car so get a panel beater to inspect for any accident damage.. Its also the sort of thing that a young customiser does to a car so theres a good chance its had a bit of racy action....again make sure you get it checked out.


Sadly I don't understand jack from cars, the only thing I know is Horse Power, more Horses = Better :D

http://www.cars.bg/u451630

This is the listing, its a little below 8000$!
 
ok, if you are from Bulgaria - go for German cars (spare parts will be much more affordable).
 
Why is the fuel is extremely over priced there? $1.7$/L is cruel. the rate here is 0.31$/L. I also recommend a new car over a used car unless it is certified by the local agency (If used) so you guarantee a fully working car without troubles.
 
Why is the fuel is extremely over priced there? $1.7$/L is cruel. the rate here is 0.31$/L. I also recommend a new car over a used car unless it is certified by the local agency (If used) so you guarantee a fully working car without troubles.

Where do you live? $.31/L~$1.17/gallon is awesome
 
Why is the fuel is extremely over priced there? $1.7$/L is cruel. the rate here is 0.31$/L. I also recommend a new car over a used car unless it is certified by the local agency (If used) so you guarantee a fully working car without troubles.

Most european countries get those price.
 
Why is the fuel is extremely over priced there? $1.7$/L is cruel. the rate here is 0.31$/L. I also recommend a new car over a used car unless it is certified by the local agency (If used) so you guarantee a fully working car without troubles.
Fuel is 1.7$/L and the minimum wage is 190$ a month...


In other European Countries Fuel is 1.5-1.7$/L and the minimum wage is 1000-1500$


FUCK LOGIC :)
 
Fuel is 1.7$/L and the minimum wage is 190$ a month...


In other European Countries Fuel is 1.5-1.7$/L and the minimum wage is 1000-1500$


FUCK LOGIC :)


I get you bro. I'm from Macedonia and here prices reached $2/L. Fucking insane if you ask me.

Anyway I'm kinda into cars and I would suggest lower fuel consumption but a smooth ride so you can go for a OPEL, VW, BMW, Peugeot, Renault.
Opel and VW have pretty affordable prices in comparison with other models, BMW is in the mid range, depending on the age of the car serie.

Also check these two smooth rides that offer nice HP and lots of equipment for affordable price:
http://nfs.mobile.bg/pcgi/mobile.cgi?topmenu=1&act=4&adv=11342127090935374&f1=details

http://nfs.mobile.bg/pcgi/mobile.cgi?topmenu=1&act=4&adv=11321354502875889&f1=details

I would always go for one of these series: Audi, BMW, Toyota, Mercedes.
look for some models from these series and I believe you'll find some nice ride to take care of :)
 
Fuel is 1.7$/L and the minimum wage is 190$ a month...


In other European Countries Fuel is 1.5-1.7$/L and the minimum wage is 1000-1500$


FUCK LOGIC :)
Here it's about $1.6/L and AVERAGE wage is €500. Minimum is like €200 I believe..
 
If you're buying brand new then go for it, but if it's used make sure that its got below 100k miles ~ 140,000km. Run an ODB2 scan on the computer to check for any error codes and this will allow you to see if anything has been reset on the car. Take it also to a mechanic and ask him to raise the car so you can see the under-carriage of the car. If it's rusted and the rust is peeling off, then don't get the car otherwise you should be good.

If you need suggestions try a Subaru - those last long, hondas, toyotas, some hyundais are good too (but years 2005+).

Good luck!
 
bro i tell u 1 thing dont let the outside fool u mazda 6 sucks bro go for honda nissan toyota or german cars vw is good just my point of view and experience with cars
 
buy an antonov 2 for that money makes more fun than little cars
 
I don't like how those particular mazda's handle and drive, turn radius.
 
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