Okay, but no. What kind of car should *I* buy?

[AmandaH&K]

Originally Posted by lumberjim

Right... Or the easiest to work on, which I suspect has something to do with those low Suburubian rates. Since you can apparently disassemble the entire car with one 10mm socket wrench.

I so need to get me the correct wrench...

[footfootfoot]

Originally Posted by AmandaH&K

I so need to get me the correct wrench...

According to Jim, you already are the correct wench...

So, I ended up having to get a very used car while I repair my credit rating. Went from 719 to 514.

I ended up with yet another Hyundai Sonata, 2004, but a trim level below where I had been. Still a V6 just no moon roof. MY brand new snows will fit it. It's in pretty good shape but for some rust. I will be happy if I get 2 more years out of it. it's got 170K miles.

[orthodoc]

Originally Posted by footfootfoot

I ended up with yet another Hyundai Sonata, 2004, but a trim level below where I had been. Still a V6 just no moon roof. MY brand new snows will fit it. It's in pretty good shape but for some rust. I will be happy if I get 2 more years out of it. it's got 170K miles.

The Sonata is a great car, and a smart buy when you have brand-new snows that fit. Those aren't cheap and they're necessary anywhere that has a real winter.