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My first car. 1.9 TDI
▲ 100 r/FirstCar

My first car. 1.9 TDI

38,000 miles and one owner from new. It’s old but reliable, comfortable and cheap to run!! I love this thing

u/mikesshortformicycle — 4 days ago
▲ 48 r/FirstCar

Very first car at 24; ford focus da long way

Ford Focus Wagon 2022 ST Line X. 6-speed manual in desert island blue

Got my first car the other week, already feel like a dad driving this thing but what can I say. Really love station wagons and super happy with this one. just 60k km (37k miles) on the clock

u/AstroSeaweed — 4 days ago
▲ 69 r/FirstCar

First car at 24 and i am beyond excited to drive this piece of art.

After years of driving with company cars that couldnt keep up with traffic because they were just to heavy and rellied on plastic everywhere i decided on something thats not that.

I am enjoying this machine so much.

u/xXSetraxXx — 4 days ago
▲ 6 r/FirstCar

First car at 20

2024 Mustang GT premium. Extremely excited, super comfortable vehicle!

u/porda-potty — 4 days ago
▲ 3 r/FirstCar+1 crossposts

Is the damage on this car worth to buy as a 1st car?

I am currently looking into getting a 1st car. However the car I am interested in seems to have a dent. I do not know if this dent is significant or not and how much it would cost me to fix if I did get it. Its MOT history seems to look good too. And the seller claims it doesn’t affect the way the car drives. But claims the car will need door and rear side panel work and call it an unrecorded side dent. Do you guys think this car is worth it as a first time driver. Who just wants to practise and a run around.

u/Fearless-Top-527 — 4 days ago
▲ 21 r/FirstCar

My first car

Got my father's car. It's a 2005 Mazda 2 with a 1600cc engine, 100 HP and has ~220.000km.

u/Kaiser_Raphael08 — 4 days ago
▲ 92 r/FirstCar

First car at 18. Got my grandpa’s precious crown

It was made in 2004 and has about 700k miles on it. he always maintains it with care and she looks sooo clean

u/lakizezoat — 12 days ago
▲ 3 r/FirstCar+1 crossposts

Buy dinger or practice more?

Hi, I’m 25(F) and I had my licence for 2 years, I think its time for me to purchase a car. However, ever since I passed I’ve never driven before and I don’t really know anyone who drives. I currently have 5k saved for an auto car, but the used cars I’m seeing on autotrader are not exactly what I expected! On the other hand I could put down a 5k deposit and get HP for a car that I’d actually enjoy driving. Like I said, since I passed I haven’t touched a steering wheel.. so if you were in my position would you get a dinger to get more familiar with roads and manuevers or get more lessons and get the car you like?

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u/Fit_Neat_842 — 13 days ago