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[quote=Anonymous]I"m over my 16-yr old black on black sedan for quite a few reasons but the final straw is the fact that the AC does not work when the outside temp is over 85degrees.

At first I was fine with it but after not having House or Car a/c for 4 days, I am done suffering.

Here's what I would like (am taking suggestions b/c I'm a bit overwhelmed at the choices).
1. Something safe as my current car is really, really safe.
2.  Will last a long time as my current car probably won't die...it will just become more and I need to sell husband on this decision.
3. has a low-maintenance reputation.  We put very little into maintaining ac. (it's apparently "illegal" to fix an old freeon ac or something like that).
4.  Has room for travel b/c even though we are a family of 3, we take a lot of road trips and our car seat is huge and our toddler still requires a lot of crap and once he no longer requires a lot of stuff, we will probably hike, bike, camp ect with said car.
5. Has tank-like qualities as our current car is steel, shows no dents, goes over anything without a second thought...
6. Costs between 20-30K.  We will pay cash and are willing to buy used.

Final question:  What's the best way to buy a car? Last time I had horrible experiences and eventually was just really bitchy-rude at a dealership but don't want to do that b/c of stress and time. So I guess the question is what's the most efficient and least stressful way to get this new car at a fair price/

Thanks in advance.

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