Post the best #startercar for your country! In America, I'd say a 4th gen Camaro is the way to go. It's cheap, has decent power, and it's easy to repair if something goes wrong. Jake Orr 10 Mar 2016 Previous The Wildest Racing Drivers, As Chosen By You Next Mazda RX-7: A Guide To Every Generation Sponsored PostsComments Ford fiesta or mazda 2 sounds nice Also in the U.S. an Acura (Honda for European and Japanese folk) Integra could work! In Sweden any Volvo or Saab would du just fine In my country, Argentina: old, cheap Fiats are the starter car if you’re a young kid with not-so-much money. The Fiat 147 mainly and the Fiat Uno. Volvo or merc in Finland Would a brick do? Finland. BMW E36 318- 325 depending on budget, VW Golf Mk 4 and 5, honda Civic -92 to 00 is relatively high up, and 200SX is also reasonably common. Volvo 240 missä se on listassasi? Tyylikäs amis autoksi. Anything Japanese in UAE My dad had a V6 version. Only complaint he had was how low it was. But insurance would be through the roof. As a 4th gen owner I’m going to lol at easy to repair water pump = 6 hours, I found my twin (mine has the plate in the window) Hey there! Shining Pagination Page 3 Next page Next Page Previous page Prev Page Latest News News This Special Edition Mercedes G-Class Has A Very Silly Name News The New Audi A6 Saloon Wants To Show The Air Who’s Boss News This Safari-Spec Lotus Elise Wants You To Get Lost, Literally News Next Mazda MX-5 Will Stay Light, Keep The Manual Gaming You Can Now Play Pac-Man In Your VW News The McMurtry Spéirling Just Smashed The Top Gear Track RecordSubscribe to our NewsletterGet the latest car news, reviews and unmissable promotions from the team direct to your inboxFor more information see our Privacy Policy Leave this field blank Latest Reviews Reviews 2025 Toyota Land Cruiser On-Road Review Reviews 2025 Renault 5 Review: Simply Brilliant Reviews Cupra Formentor VZ TSI Review: Quick, Capable, But Lacking Emotion Reviews Cupra Leon VZ TSI Review: The King Of Leons Reviews 2025 Dacia Bigster Review: A Different Kind Of Horse Power Reviews Maserati GranTurismo Folgore Review: Easy To Like, Hard To Love
In my country, Argentina: old, cheap Fiats are the starter car if you’re a young kid with not-so-much money. The Fiat 147 mainly and the Fiat Uno.
Finland. BMW E36 318- 325 depending on budget, VW Golf Mk 4 and 5, honda Civic -92 to 00 is relatively high up, and 200SX is also reasonably common.
My dad had a V6 version. Only complaint he had was how low it was. But insurance would be through the roof.
As a 4th gen owner I’m going to lol at easy to repair water pump = 6 hours, I found my twin (mine has the plate in the window)
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Ford fiesta or mazda 2 sounds nice
Also in the U.S. an Acura (Honda for European and Japanese folk) Integra could work!
In Sweden any Volvo or Saab would du just fine
In my country, Argentina: old, cheap Fiats are the starter car if you’re a young kid with not-so-much money. The Fiat 147 mainly and the Fiat Uno.
Volvo or merc in Finland
Would a brick do?
Finland. BMW E36 318- 325 depending on budget, VW Golf Mk 4 and 5, honda Civic -92 to 00 is relatively high up, and 200SX is also reasonably common.
Volvo 240 missä se on listassasi? Tyylikäs amis autoksi.
Anything Japanese in UAE
My dad had a V6 version. Only complaint he had was how low it was. But insurance would be through the roof.
As a 4th gen owner I’m going to lol at easy to repair water pump = 6 hours, I found my twin (mine has the plate in the window)
Hey there!
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