What car to get if you don't care?

[Anonymous]

Who buys their kid a new car? Big, ugly abs slow is what they need. My DD hit my old 2009 Volvo.

[Anonymous]

A brown four door 1971 Dodge Dart

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A brown four door 1971 Dodge Dart

My grandmother had one of those!

[Anonymous]

I can't imagine buying a car and not caring about what model of car it was. But, if I genuinely didn't care, I'd go for something with a good warranty like a Hyundai. A coworker of mine had the Elantra. He seemed happy with it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Buy a Jeep Wrangler. Give it to DS. Continue driving the Sienna

Jeeps are not good for beginner drivers. They can easily flip over.

to the op: How much do you want to spend? If you drive a lot is comfort a big concern? Fuel economy? safety? I agree you don't have to "care" about cars but, you should think of important features. My dh has a RAV 4 that he likes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why would you give your child a mini van he is going to be the designated party bus. Get him a Honda civic

Yeah, it might seem like a good idea to give him an "uncool" vehicle to drive, but there's way too much seating in there for him to not end up hauling everyone everywhere.

[Anonymous]

1968 GT 500 KR convertible

[Anonymous]

I've had several Toyota Camrys/Corollas and Honda Civics. Reliable as hell

[Anonymous]

The perfect car for someone who doesn't give a sh!t about cars is a Camry or Corolla. Two of the most boring but most reliable cars on the road.

[Anonymous]

2006 H1 Alpha

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Mazda CX-5

Mazda's are low to the ground. Did you even read OP's criteria?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Mazda CX-5

Mazda's are low to the ground. Did you even read OP's criteria?

The Mazda CX-5 is in the same category as a Honda CRV. Not low to the ground.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can't imagine buying a car and not caring about what model of car it was. But, if I genuinely didn't care, I'd go for something with a good warranty like a Hyundai. A coworker of mine had the Elantra. He seemed happy with it.

Op had a fairly long list of criteria for someone who does not care.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't imagine buying a car and not caring about what model of car it was. But, if I genuinely didn't care, I'd go for something with a good warranty like a Hyundai. A coworker of mine had the Elantra. He seemed happy with it.

Op had a fairly long list of criteria for someone who does not care.

OP here. Thanks to all who responded! This has been helpful.

My criteria were:

1. seats 4
2. is comfortable
3. a little higher up

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I used to love the CRV cars, now they have a hybrid CRV: HRV[b]. I’d get that.

No. The hybrid CRV is called a hybrid CRV. The HRV is a different car, a truncated version of the CRV with no space behind the second row.

HRV is SUV Fit. Jumbo shrimp and all.