Nissan hasn't made very good cars since 1999 except the Z series.

Oh

Yah i like the 350z

Avoid modern Chevy like the plague.

Ive been thinking about getting a g35 coupe

Stick shift

But they are beat by idiots

Might have to get a dealer one

The G35 is good.

I love the look

The body lines are nice

Just know the reason why Nissan is going down hill is they were bought by the French company Renalt in 2000. The quality stated going down but their cars remained decent until 2008.

GM is a bailout scam artist.

Then there's the Dodge is owned by Chrysler, Chrysler bought Fiat, then Fiat bought Chrysler, then Fiat merged with Peugeot fiasco.

Ford just moved most of their production to China.

I'd personally say Toyota, Honda, and Mazda are now more American than Ford, Chevy, and Dodge at this point...

Honda has had a factory and American design team in Ohio since the 80's, and Toyota and Mazda share a good size factory in Texas.

I just buy old cars from back in the day when they were built to last

I wish I could get my parents to think that...

They never kept a car for much more than ten years.

My car is 33 years old and they really want me the get rid of it...

They make me think I should of never bought it...

Ugh, I bring this up too much...

Please ignore me.

i want to buy an old f series truck

as my first car

if i can save enough through the summer it shouldnt be an issue

I bought a super ratty 69 corvette last year

What year of truck?

Idk

But I already have quite a few hundred saved and plan on working lots of hours in the summer

Something like this

Though it probably has a lot of miles

Yeah, those bricknoses are all almost 30 years old at the newest

The EFI on them is archaic and the ignition is a little problematic but they're good trucks

Newer cars probably will break down faster so u could get new ones and they make more money

I personally recommend 80’s and 90’s cars as they are starting to go up in value. Some from the early 2000’s might do the same but is really depends.

I don’t recommend the 70’s unless you want a land yacht that consumes more gas than is worth it, not just for miles per gallon but smiles per gallon.

The 60’s however are pretty fun if you can afford it.

There are some good cars from the 70’s mostly being German or Japanese.

Good American 70’s cars are few and far between so you better do some research if you want one.