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Consider your ability to maintain the car. If you’re a budding mechanic with space and access to tools, buy something solid that needs a little work. Otherwise, look for something reliable. I recommend Honda or Toyota. I’d avoid Dodge. 
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1. You're male.
2. Your username is Raceboy. I'm guessing this is more about you liking speed rather than being proud of your genetics.
3. You're looking for your first car.
4. You want a sporty car.
Conclusion: If you're my son, I'm putting you into the biggest, slowest, vehicle I can find. Maybe an old F350 1 ton pickup. Maybe a Chevy Suburban so long as it's very used. I was the same as you and I started out with a van. Not fast at all. And girls were immediately suspicious when I asked them out. hahaha! I survived...despite my best efforts.
2. Your username is Raceboy. I'm guessing this is more about you liking speed rather than being proud of your genetics.
3. You're looking for your first car.
4. You want a sporty car.
Conclusion: If you're my son, I'm putting you into the biggest, slowest, vehicle I can find. Maybe an old F350 1 ton pickup. Maybe a Chevy Suburban so long as it's very used. I was the same as you and I started out with a van. Not fast at all. And girls were immediately suspicious when I asked them out. hahaha! I survived...despite my best efforts.
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I’m convinced if you want a reliable car easy to maintain, room in it but sporty and good on gasoline I’d suggest either a Honda Civic or a Volkswagen Jetta.
If you want a good laugh my first car was gifted to me in 2004 and it was a vomit green 1977 Chrysler Newport with a gasoline guzzling 400ci v8 that made a blistering 190 horsepower. Hit Google image search for Chrysler Newport it still makes me laugh to this day 😆
If you want a good laugh my first car was gifted to me in 2004 and it was a vomit green 1977 Chrysler Newport with a gasoline guzzling 400ci v8 that made a blistering 190 horsepower. Hit Google image search for Chrysler Newport it still makes me laugh to this day 😆
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I went on this surf trip to Maui a long time ago. We flew in and we were going to rent a car for the time we were there. But while we were waiting in line somebody in our group happened to find this old car for sale super cheap - like way cheaper than a getting a rental would have been. I'm 99% sure it was a Chrysler Newport of about that same vintage. We bought it and it worked great. The blue bomber! When we got ready to leave we just drove it to the airport, signed the title, and left it unlocked with the keys in it and a note saying that it's a gift for whoever found it.
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