as much as I would love too keep my truck , I found out things are gonna change . gonna be a dad ! my gf is 3 months and getting prepped for it . she already has 2 girls and my single cab just isn't big enough . we been doing a lot more running and gas in this thing is killing me

anyways I found a oldsmobile aurora , have u guys had one of these . I hope to make some profit to fix up the house some since we just bought and save for a 4 door ram

http://pittsburgh.craigslist.org/cto/3270194117.html


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They are a pain in the *** to work on.

 

That should be right up his alley then after owning a Dodge PU.

 

Working on a Second Gen Dodge is like working on an old air-cooled Volkswagen. They're very simple and everything is easy to rear and/or remove.

I'd recommend the OP get a Crown Victoria (I have one). They and their parts are cheap and plentiful. The trunk is massive, the car has a 5-star crash rating, and the 4.6L V8 is capable of 24mpg on the highway. They're also like driving a recliner down the road.

 

Im wondering how many times the trucks been sold. Every few months it goes up for sale.

 

lol unfortunate its for real this time didn't know I was gonna ne a dad before . this time I'm looking for a decent a to b car and make some cash off my truck to fix up the house and put away in savings so I can pay the mortgage when gf is home from delivering.


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Don't get a Fwd v8 car. That's a recipe for disaster. The weight + torque of a v8 on a fwd chassis will wear through and twist up front end components.

Dodge Magnum

 

from what I been reading these are pretty reliable cars up past 180k and this one only has 75k and he's way under kbb. I could prob sell and make a profit if I wanted . its big enough for a family not looking for a race car .


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I like Vdubs suggestion of a Crown Vic, the newer ones are pretty nice....

 

talk about gas guzzling boat...get a VW TDI jetta

comes with all the hooks and such for modern child seats, airbags everywhere, reliable, do great in bad weather, and being a turbo diesel will get 40+mpg without all the extra weight and crap to go wrong with it like a ridiculous hybrid has.