Anyone know anything about fords?
I’m going to the showroom to buy a ford and idk what one I should get
Without being concerned about money too much
Without being concerned about money too much
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CestManan · 46-50, F
Well since we are talking a brand new vehicle, there shouldn't be any concern about reliability.
I just say that because when one buys used, THAT is when we have to investigate how well they hold up over time.
In your case, just figure out what is most important like fuel economy, something small or large, fast or slow, etc. That will narrow things down considerably.
I do not know your financial situation but consider this - maybe get something slightly used like a year or two?
Brand new vehicles depreciate considerably the moment you drive them off the lot.
I just say that because when one buys used, THAT is when we have to investigate how well they hold up over time.
In your case, just figure out what is most important like fuel economy, something small or large, fast or slow, etc. That will narrow things down considerably.
I do not know your financial situation but consider this - maybe get something slightly used like a year or two?
Brand new vehicles depreciate considerably the moment you drive them off the lot.
CestManan · 46-50, F
@BabyDolls The bigger a vehicle, the more fuel it consumes.
It seems SUV is the best compromise. Big enough for a family but still "kind of" fuel-efficient.
Also, V6 engines are slower but better gas mileage than a V8 engine. So if you have that choice, V6 engine.
Keep in mind they might try to sell you something way oversized and priced.
Just, if an SUV is what you need, stick to your guns.
It seems SUV is the best compromise. Big enough for a family but still "kind of" fuel-efficient.
Also, V6 engines are slower but better gas mileage than a V8 engine. So if you have that choice, V6 engine.
Keep in mind they might try to sell you something way oversized and priced.
Just, if an SUV is what you need, stick to your guns.
MarcusMayhem · 26-30, M
What country are you in, that is fairly relevant with cars and also what you plan to use one for.
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BabyDolls · 22-25, T
@MarcusMayhem I’m buying brand new from ford itself
MarcusMayhem · 26-30, M
@BabyDolls okay I can’t find my carwow post
Sign up for carwow, local ish dealers will contact you with their initial best price
This gives you a good starting point and an idea of deals and costs
Sign up for carwow, local ish dealers will contact you with their initial best price
This gives you a good starting point and an idea of deals and costs
MarcusMayhem · 26-30, M
@MarcusMayhem https://www.carwow.co.uk/ford?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_account=8448308235&utm_campaign=18206828349&utm_group=140260087586&utm_keyword=ford%20carwow&device=c&campaignid=18206828349&adgroupid=140260087586&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADkNbBW02yow5tCq4sKzWo1k3DtWO
easterniowegin · 51-55, M
How will you use the auto?
Family size, driving conditions, climate region, hauling cargo, number of miles per year, etc??
Family size, driving conditions, climate region, hauling cargo, number of miles per year, etc??
MarcusMayhem · 26-30, M
Well then I would go focus
Do you want electric or petrol?
Do you want electric or petrol?
MarcusMayhem · 26-30, M
@MarcusMayhem also look at Carwow.
Sign up for it and local ish dealers will give you their best price.
It gives you an idea on price range available
Sign up for it and local ish dealers will give you their best price.
It gives you an idea on price range available
LolitaDoll · 18-21, F
the ford website babygirl💋
BabyDolls · 22-25, T
@LolitaDoll thank you chick❤I’m not sure on what all the details mean to be sure tho
Lilymoon · F
Mustang
Sevendays · M
Get a Maverick
pancakeslam · 41-45, M
Transit van if you need someplace to live in. I hear the trucks are similar in feel but I think they're kinda fuglee.
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CestManan · 46-50, F
@OliviaOfTheNight Used, I would definitely stick with Honda or Toyota but the OP is buying new.
Most new cars are not going to have a lot of problems. By the time a new car becomes higher mileage, most people are ready to trade in anyways.
It is when we are buying something with considerable miles that we have to worry about how well they hold up over time.
In that case, an American car is not a good choice. New though, no real difference.
Most new cars are not going to have a lot of problems. By the time a new car becomes higher mileage, most people are ready to trade in anyways.
It is when we are buying something with considerable miles that we have to worry about how well they hold up over time.
In that case, an American car is not a good choice. New though, no real difference.