So I will be going to Colorado Mountain College next fall. Planning on buying a car sometime in January. My dad says a Subaru would be best but they are kind of pricey. So what do you think? Glenwood Springs is about 160 miles west of Denver. The college is about 20 mins south of Glenwood Springs.
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I agree with your dad, a Subaru would be best simply because they are the cheapest cars with all wheel drive, which is good for the mountains and snow, but anything that has all wheel drive will be a good vehicle for you.
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Subaru are great but their resale value makes a used on pricey try a ford Taurus or 2cd some Toyota both are pretty good for your kind of driving
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Just be sure it’s American or European because the quality of Japanese and Korean cars has been going down hill faster than a run-away train in recent years so avoid anything from Japan or Korea, they have high repair costs and often need to have parts ordered instead of being in stock like American cars will and that will leave you with nothing to drive while you wait for ordered parts to come in. They also don’t last as long as American or European cars. Even the ones “assembled†in America are built with low quality imported Japanese parts. That fact being said I suggest a Chevy Camaro, Pontiac Solstice, Corvette or Ford Mustang for sports cars. Chevy Cruz, Chevy Cobalt, Chevy Malibu Ford Focus Ford Fiesta and Ford Fusion for practical cars. Cadillac, Buick LeSabre Buick Park Avenue, Lincoln for comfort and luxury. Jeep Liberty or Jeep Cherokee for off road fun. If you prefer an imported car go with Mercedes, Audi, Holden, Vauxhall or VW they will be a LOT more reliable than Japanese or Korean. Signed, The Raven.
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