View Poll Results: which car would you prefer?
car a
3
37.50%
car b
1
12.50%
car c
1
12.50%
car d
3
37.50%
Voters: 8. You may not vote on this poll
what car?
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what car?
ok. read first. what car should i look into? your choice.
and state why if you want,
thanks
choice A
choice B
choice C
choice D
choice E: dont vote, just say "e"
a 2008 impala lt with 65k miles, imperial met blue color. 3.5l flex fuel, 1lt
package for 8,395
and state why if you want,
thanks
choice A
choice B
choice C
choice D
choice E: dont vote, just say "e"
a 2008 impala lt with 65k miles, imperial met blue color. 3.5l flex fuel, 1lt
package for 8,395
Last edited by lucian*91; Aug 6, 2010 at 03:32 AM.
Joined: Oct 2009
Posts: 4,156
From: Coal City,Il
IDK if I can vote. I done think any of them are the best choices. I dont like dodge, That impala was used as a rental car and you dont want a rental car. C has been sold. I guess If I had to Id go with teh GP, but then again, I dont know what engine it has in it??? And Im not too big of a fan of hte impalas unless they are the SS. I think you should do a little more looking around.
The Charger is a Hemi with a police package. But since it's a 2006, and the fact it was used as a police cruiser, means it's got 70,000 very hard miles on it. Does it even have a stereo in it? Some police departments don't get stereos put into their cars from the factory. And most importantly, you only have 14 hours left to bid (as of my typing this). As cool as it would be to be able to say you own a former policecar, I'd pass.
2006 Impala LT 3.9 litre (choice B) -- This was originally a rental car. Normally I would say run away screaming in the other direction. Because they usually get the pig snot beat out of them. It's also the 3.9 litre engine. Which there isn't really a lot of choices out there for aftermarket parts. So if you intend on doing some engine mods, your still kinda limited in your choices.
The 2007 Grand Prix looks nice. Too bad the ad is kinda vague. Doesn't say much about the car, or what's in it. I would call that one and get more info on it.
Choice E sounds good without knowing any of it's background. But it's got a lot of miles on it for a two year old car.
I would have to make either the Grand Prix or choice E my first pick. Depending on the details of the Grand Prix. Next would be the Charger. My last choice would be the 2006 Impala rental car.
2006 Impala LT 3.9 litre (choice B) -- This was originally a rental car. Normally I would say run away screaming in the other direction. Because they usually get the pig snot beat out of them. It's also the 3.9 litre engine. Which there isn't really a lot of choices out there for aftermarket parts. So if you intend on doing some engine mods, your still kinda limited in your choices.
The 2007 Grand Prix looks nice. Too bad the ad is kinda vague. Doesn't say much about the car, or what's in it. I would call that one and get more info on it.
Choice E sounds good without knowing any of it's background. But it's got a lot of miles on it for a two year old car.
I would have to make either the Grand Prix or choice E my first pick. Depending on the details of the Grand Prix. Next would be the Charger. My last choice would be the 2006 Impala rental car.
...I choose "C", cause it's a Chevy S.S.It's sold 
, Oh `No, find another one 
, Oh `No, find another one 
Hi `Chris,
You put a lot of time in2 this thread to get opinions from
member's. Wish you good luck in finding what
you would really like & enjoy.
You put a lot of time in2 this thread to get opinions from
member's. Wish you good luck in finding what
you would really like & enjoy.
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I like the idea of a hemi Charger for that price, but come on, it was a police car, and that means it has had the **** run out of it because cops don't give a d*mn about their cars.
My parents bought used police cars at the auctions for years, we'd have to get a new one about every other year at least because they just didn't run much longer. They would buy them with anywhere from 50-70k on them and they had a hard time making it to 100,000 back in the 80's and early 90's. Plus, they're usually very plain inside, nothing fancy at all going on.
My parents bought used police cars at the auctions for years, we'd have to get a new one about every other year at least because they just didn't run much longer. They would buy them with anywhere from 50-70k on them and they had a hard time making it to 100,000 back in the 80's and early 90's. Plus, they're usually very plain inside, nothing fancy at all going on.