/soy/ - Soyjaks

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>>17723158
I know. I always find it funny how they choose this one corner of the pond to sleep in.

Get a Honda Accord 2010-2012. The 2008-2009 are extremely reliable but at this point most have been driving well over 200k miles or are feeling their age. 2010 to 2012s are very similar but also have some updates that keep them comfortable. No Goyim screens or hybrid troonry. Try to find one under 150k miles on a used car website. The V6s are fine but aim for the I4 engines. The timing chains of the I4 are more reliable and never need to be changed compared to the V6's timing belt. Make sure to get a PPI before buying anything and if the deal seems too good to be true, that is because it is. You should find a clean Honda accord for between 6k-9k depending on the model and condition

Anything Honda or Toyota is pretty good, the early 2000s were good years and they won't spy on you, just look up the engine that's used in whichever vehicle you're interested and check the carfax if the timing belt, serpentine belt and water pump were all replaced recently or at least at the 80,000 mile mark if it's a car over 100,000 miles. Also check the suspension if there's any creaks or groans since the rubber control arm bushings get old after 20 years. If you're buying from a private seller, check when the tires were made on the sidewalk and when the battery was manufactured. As long as there aren't any issues with the engine and suspension, everything should be good. Also check for rust on the frame if you live near an ocean or area that gets snow in winter

DONT BUY ANYTHING BRITISH
DONT BUY ANYTHING THAT HAS A HYBRID SYSTEM
BUY THE MOST BASIC THING YOU CAN FIND, PREFERABLY AS OLD AS YOU CAN FIND