Go for the G.
Although I do like the mazda 3, there is a weird mix of cars on the list. I agree that the mazda 3 will be a better first car though. |
whatever you get, get a mazda. They're amazing cars. I drive an auto rx8 and my girlfriends getting a mazda3 hatch.
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Don't go Auto 8.
I liked the recomendation to get a stick 3. The 3 is still a nice car, and IMO a better starter. My second choice would have to be the tC. Not a big fan of the G35. |
just wanted to give an update on the situation. Today I went to a bunch of places to look at some used cars. The only used scion tcs I can find are manual which my dad wont let me get so that is basically out of the question. I went to see used G35s and they are nice cars and have a strong v6. While I was there I happened to see a used TSX which was in great shape for 15000. What do you guys think about that car. The G35 was only 500 more but with more mileage. This weekend I am going to look at an auto rx8 just for the heck of it
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the tsx is a nice car. personally, it looks a bit squashed and i prefer the lines of the TL far more.
i'd go for the G35 if you HAVE to have an automatic. i think an automatic g35 > automatic rx8. and the G35 is the best out of the bunch, especially since its still correct wheel drive. (rear. lol.) |
The TSX would be my choice out of that list, but I think you should still fight for getting a stick, if only just for the sake of learning. Get a Honda Fit or some other very small, very safe, very slow car just for the opportunity of learning to drive stick. It's easily the most valuable skill I've learned.
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it definitely makes you a more focused driver.
im thinking your dad had a bad experience driving a stick. |
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