Small car recommendations
Small car recommendations
I have an F150 that I just don't need any more and my Saab 900 Turbo is about dead. I'm looking for a midsized/small car for everything. I prefer manuals and hatchbacks for plenty of room for packs. I'm looking for reviews from climbers who own or have road tripped with said vehicles.
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dodge neon although i dont know if they still make them. i had a 96 and it was the shit. great mileage (36 mpg/ or 430mi a tank, 11gal tank) the two door i had sat up high enough that i took it through the creeks and many other off road excursions with no problem.
other than that
nissan sentra-kitten has my old one and i think its at around 230000 and it served me very well
honda accord
ford focus - little small but not that small
other than that
nissan sentra-kitten has my old one and i think its at around 230000 and it served me very well
honda accord
ford focus - little small but not that small
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While I won't go as far as to call it the best, I'll put my $.02 in on the Ford Focus. We ended up with a 5 door manual diesel a few years back in Italy (Deep down I was really hoping for Fiat). That Focus would go. We wound up off roading in Tuscany on roads that for a moment we confused for Fixer Rd. From rough gravel, to mountain passes, to city streets that Focus wasn't half bad. Plenty of room for gear. Others stateside who have had a Focus seem to like them.
Mazda MX 3 maybe? Don't know about the ground clearance to get around places like the PMRP though.
Mazda MX 3 maybe? Don't know about the ground clearance to get around places like the PMRP though.
I see they are still lopping off mountains in Eastern Kentucky. Electricity isn't cheap.