Good sporty looking car for future driver?
i'm getting my license soon and i'm looking to buy a cute sporty looking car used for under $10k. i like the mazda 3. but i've noticed that all the pontiac G5's are 6 cylinder so they must eat up gas right? a lot of pontiacs i saw were 2006's and they are less than 10,000 which kind of was odd. do you think that pontiac G5s eat up gas? are they reliable? help please and give me some suggestions for sporty looking cute cars for a girl! thanks!
How is it that some poor people in America own cars?
Depending on the area, owning a car in the US can be ludicrously inexpensive. My first car was a little 1973 two door compact that I got for $200 in 1981. My dad helped me to fix a few minor things, and I was off to college about 30 minutes away in my own car. I used to trade back and forth with him for a 1972 Pinto that cost him $100 and was his daily commuter car while my mom drove the nice family van. Replacing the tires on my car cost as much as the whole car about one year later, but the air conditioning worked great which was important in those 100F days in Oklahoma when we used a potholder or towel to open the metal car door to avoid a bad burn.Gasoline has been inexpensive for many decades in much of the US compared to other countries. It can cost more for a gallon of milk or fruit juice than for a gallon of gasoline. An oil change for $30.00 or less a few times per year and a person will have no car payments on a used car purchased cheaply. Older cars can still be fixed by owners or their relatives or friends, and in the US we even have parts stores and other places that loan or rent tools. Some people still barter for things like car repairs.There are people who are “poor" in the US temporarily or longterm who may have relatives who help them. I had one sister who was unemployed for more than a year once. It was her second layoff in about four years, and it hurt her. However, I was doing well enough by then to help with expenses and give her my Nissan sedan instead of selling it when I wanted a new car. The car she got still looks great, and it's a 2003 model that has barely needed any repairs although I gave it to her right after the 100,000 mile tune up in 2011. She would drive to the unemployment office in a car that looked quite good, but it didn't mean that she had enough income to meet her monthly expenses without help in that bad period.
How much does a CRM software cost to develop?
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