help me find a car

[lilypsu]

I'm stressing out for serious about finding a car. Mostly b/c last time I had to do it with no help and I have a piece of crap (though i've grown fond of her). i can't afford to get a piece of crap again, but I dont have anyone who will help me who knows anything about cars. i dont even know what kind of car to get....i hear everything is a piece

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[megmar85]

okay so youre definitely getting an SUV since you have to tow a Uhaul, cause im sure you dont want a van or truck, although correct me if im wrong

[lilypsu]

i just need like the smallest uhaul trailer and it shouldn't be excessively heavy b/c it's going to be mostly boxes, no furniture or anything really heavy. i def don't want any huge suv. i've been looking at the smaller ones, i like the c-rv but Honda's a bit on the pricy side, all the ones in my price range have a lot of miles on them and Kevin keeps telling me I'm not allowed to buy anything with over such and such miles on it, so whatever. The rav4 (at least the older ones) are lacking in the horsepower department so kevin tells me they won't be able to tow really heavy stuff, but it shouldnt' be that heavy. all the other companies that make small suv's suck-or at least that's what I hear aka i should never buy a chevy tracker, I don't know much about the ford escape but most of those have lots of miles on them as well, i heard isuzu sucks too. but thanks.

[megmar85]

we never had SUVs but my family has had 3 chevys and loved them all.

but again, i will discuss this more with my father at dinner. he used to get consumer reports so he prob read about SUVs and that sort of thing.

[megmar85]

yeah so i asked my dad and he hasnt read anything but he said toyota is known for being very reliable. he also said just look online at cars you want and then find out what they can tow. and im sure you can look on uhaul.com to see how much each weighs to see if they are compatible.

good luck!