If you're getting a car that old, it better be a Toyota or Honda.
If your current car is starting to have issues, a car that's 7 years older will have even MORE issues
this post was submitted on 15 Oct 2025
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Yeah, that was kind of expected, sadly the offer is already gone. My idea was that if i can snag this one up super cheap (with it already serviced and lots of stuff recently replaced) it might still be worth it. Alas, it wasnt meant to be ๐โ
I don't know where to go to find that information but why would you go to a sedan from a wagon? You have the cooler car already just fix it
Haha, i got this one cheapo and judging by all the rust thats building up the upkeep will be a nightmare in the not-so-distant future ๐ Personal preference, I do love the Lancer sedans tho ๐