Suggestion for car under 20K--my son needs suggestions (2014, auto, alarm)
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For around $20k, he could find a good CPO Accord with many features in it, that would be a safe, comfortable, and reliable vehicle, with very good resale value, should he want to trade/upgrade at some point.
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I just saw an ad for a new 2014 Honda Civic for $16.9k which is amazing.
I have a 2013 Civic and it's very comfortable. I often drive 8 hours non-stop and never had any body aches like I used to in previous cars. It's also one of the safest cars on the market as it received the prestigious IIHS Top Pick + rating. It's been very reliable so far.
Even the entry level Civic comes fully loaded with many standard features like Bluetooth, Rear-view camera, Pandora streaming, Text Message Function, Auto up/down power window, tilt/telescope steering wheel, Keyless entry, A/C, Steering mounted controls and even a standard alarm.
2010-2012 Ford Fusion V6 AWD or a 2003-09 4th Gen Subaru Legacy they will have more room and be more comfortable on longer commutes and still be great in the city as well as have AWD.
I thought about the Subaru==a used one with 4wh drive might be option for them
our winters in DFW area have had more ice and snow the past few years
will see
he said he looked at Mustang yesterday--
apparently he is leaning more sporty than commuter version
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