Guys Help me to Buy a new car For my sister

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Hey guys whats going on Um my sister Going to take her driving liscence ina short period so she is planning to buy her first car She wants it as a Crossover or a Sedfan But she doesn't want it so tall or Short (in height ) and not chevrolet or subaru or miitsu or nissan (because she hates CVT's) and not A Pricey german manufacteruer


so what do you Have in mind ?
 
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You live in Kuwait? How about an Iran Khodro car? A Samand? They're basically all modified Peugots. And, if she crashes it, parts are cheap.
 
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Are you joking i want a reliable car japanese probably and not so cheap
 
Miata is always the answer. Also Ferrari F50.
 
I Said a (Crossover or sedan ) come on im serious
 
Nissan Juke, I know you said no about Nissan but this has a manual transmission no CVT.
 
I believe Honda has the CR-V (more of a small SUV, but same thing) and possibly the Honda Element?

I'd say she could try and have a look at the Toyota RAV4. What is she able to buy? A new or used car?
 
Both but i think she is Intrested in new ones and i think the CRV Is a good choice
 
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what? It's a sedan, it has a manual... everything! And your sis will be a big hit (:
 
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Are you joking i want a reliable car japanese probably and not so cheap

They're reliable cars. And they're cheap. Spare parts are literally everywhere and cheap. If she's a new driver, you shouldn't give her something big... she's a NEW driver, not experienced.

The Samand LX is a great car. Wood interior trims, seats 4, looks nice and has HID lights. You could try for even a smaller IKHR Dena or Runna.
 
They're reliable cars. And they're cheap. Spare parts are literally everywhere and cheap. If she's a new driver, you shouldn't give her something big... she's a NEW driver, not experienced.

The Samand LX is a great car. Wood interior trims, seats 4, looks nice and has HID lights. You could try for even a smaller IKHR Dena or Runna.




These cars are not know in here .









The honda cross tour also the CRV are good japanese crossovers


But the crosstour has a Drawback which 8500 for a used car is little pricey so the new one might be 10.000 KD So the CRV Is a better chooice Her budget is actually my dad's


My father is willing to have a car with 7500 and below The CRV Is little cheaper than the crosstour and good Car
 
You'd be hard pressed to find it, but the Toyota Venza are rather nice, as are the Rav4s.
 
Ford Edge
 
Nissan Skyline 1 : No they don't sell them in here

Slash fan : She didn't like because she said it tall

Doogler S8 : She likes it
 
Nissan Juke?
 
Honda Fit/Jazz; it's cheap, good looking, fun and reliable.

I know it's not a crossover but the CRV is huge in terms of height and length (not width) if you're looking at a crossover. If its going to be her first car I'm not sure parking that will be fun.
 
Nissan Skyline 1 : No they don't sell them in here

Slash fan : She didn't like because she said it tall

Doogler S8 : She likes it

Well, each to their own I guess.
 
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