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StarFox · 02-18-09, 08:20 PM

$2000?

Hell, go by an old Subaru station wagon for a few hundred bucks, and learn with that! They are indestructible for the most part. And easy to learn with.

I drive a BMW now, and I must say learning on my old Subaru helped. It was a great first car for me. But with no power steering, no power windows, no heat, no AC, not enough power to charge my phone, I must say upgrading to my 86' BMW 535i was worth it.

I would start there. They are good reliable cars, and easy to learn. They can take the beating

I taught my Girlfriend on my BMW, and I must say, it seemed far easier when I learned with the Subaru

02-18-09, 08:20 PM	#11
StarFox Engineer Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Denver, Colorado, USA Posts: 216 Downloads: 59 Uploads: 0	$2000? Hell, go by an old Subaru station wagon for a few hundred bucks, and learn with that! They are indestructible for the most part. And easy to learn with. I drive a BMW now, and I must say learning on my old Subaru helped. It was a great first car for me. But with no power steering, no power windows, no heat, no AC, not enough power to charge my phone, I must say upgrading to my 86' BMW 535i was worth it. I would start there. They are good reliable cars, and easy to learn. They can take the beating I taught my Girlfriend on my BMW, and I must say, it seemed far easier when I learned with the Subaru __________________ Devoted fan of the SS United States, America's Flagship! I dream of her second life....