Need Advice

[flbadboy12]

Originally Posted by HuJass

Here's another thread like the "Ended up keeping the SS" thread.

In all honesty, you should tell your parents to hold on to that money for your college fund. YOU should get a job, earn some money, and then purchase a used vehicle. Something in the $3-5k range.

That would be the right thing to do.

Okay but what car could that be that I can fit in ?

[flbadboy12]

Originally Posted by Comrando

The V6 manual shift has the same posi-track differential as the SS.

The V6 automatic has an open rear end.

In wet conditions the limited slip can cause the rear of the car to slide sideways while an open rear usually just spins one tire and the non-spinning tire will keep you on track.

I don't mean you should get the automatic, I'm just pointing out you will need to be more careful when cornering with the manual, especially in the rain.

Yea but I don't really vibe with four doors if you know what I'm saying

[CamaroJoe96]

Originally Posted by HuJass

Here's another thread like the "Ended up keeping the SS" thread.

In all honesty, you should tell your parents to hold on to that money for your college fund. YOU should get a job, earn some money, and then purchase a used vehicle. Something in the $3-5k range.

That would be the right thing to do.

Okay Mr ironic, this thread was going right on track with legitimate responses to a good question. You are the reason why threads get polluted with non-camaro nonsense. The OP asked a question pertaining to if he will fit in the camaro due to his height, not a question in reference to making life decisions or what he/his parents should or shouldn't do.
On a side note OP, my 6'3 father can drive comfortably, but I suggest you swing by a Chevy dealer and ask to sit in one and talk about it. They're usually pretty nice, and it's the best way for you to make a decision! Good luck!
Joe

[RolltideSS]

6' 5"? you should still be able to fit in the v6 camaro for $25K - could even get a used SS. who cares if no one fits behind you - if you dont hae kids dont buy for your passengers. just my opinion but if you like the camaro $25K will buy you a camaro

[flbadboy12]

Originally Posted by CamaroJoe96

Okay Mr ironic, this thread was going right on track with legitimate responses to a good question. You are the reason why threads get polluted with non-camaro nonsense. The OP asked a question pertaining to if he will fit in the camaro due to his height, not a question in reference to making life decisions or what he/his parents should or shouldn't do.
On a side note OP, my 6'3 father can drive comfortably, but I suggest you swing by a Chevy dealer and ask to sit in one and talk about it. They're usually pretty nice, and it's the best way for you to make a decision! Good luck!
Joe

Thank you Joe but I thought you had to at least sixteen to sit in one or is it okay. do you know about challengers I only want a v6 imma work but my parents can afford a brand new zl1 but they are going to buy a new house when I go to college so I just want a v6 car challenger or camaro

[flbadboy12]

Originally Posted by RolltideSS

6' 5"? you should still be able to fit in the v6 camaro for $25K - could even get a used SS. who cares if no one fits behind you - if you dont hae kids dont buy for your passengers. just my opinion but if you like the camaro $25K will buy you a camaro

Yea no v8s but by the time I'm 21 I'm supposed to be 6'10

[HuJass]

Originally Posted by flbadboy12

Okay but what car could that be that I can fit in ?

I bet you could pick up an '02 to '04 2wd Trailblazer or Envoy for the price range I suggested.
The last of the Buick Park Aves would be a good choice as would a Crown Vic or Grand Marquis.

Any of these vehicles would be great first cars for a 16 year old. Safe, reliable, and affordable. That's the name of the game for a new driver.

[babaron]

Get a convertible Camaro. More head room.

Sky's the limit.

[flbadboy12]

Originally Posted by HuJass

I bet you could pick up an '02 to '04 2wd Trailblazer or Envoy for the price range I suggested.
The last of the Buick Park Aves would be a good choice as would a Crown Vic or Grand Marquis.

Any of these vehicles would be great first cars for a 16 year old. Safe, reliable, and affordable. That's the name of the game for a new driver.

I prefer 2doors sir

[flbadboy12]

Originally Posted by babaron

Get a convertible Camaro. More head room.

Sky's the limit.

Ha ha excellent

[HuJass]

Originally Posted by flbadboy12

I prefer 2doors sir

OK.
Then there are Grand Prixs and Monte Carlos.

[CamaroJoe96]

Originally Posted by flbadboy12

Thank you Joe but I thought you had to at least sixteen to sit in one or is it okay. do you know about challengers I only want a v6 imma work but my parents can afford a brand new zl1 but they are going to buy a new house when I go to college so I just want a v6 car challenger or camaro

I did sit in a challenger at the auto show, and if I remember correctly, the space isn't as great as the camaro. For a huge car, the space isn't as generous

[flbadboy12]

Originally Posted by HuJass

OK.
Then there are Grand Prixs and Monte Carlos.

I'm just asking but idk What it is but a base model Monte Carlo what is the HP its a 2003

[flbadboy12]

Originally Posted by CamaroJoe96

I did sit in a challenger at the auto show, and if I remember correctly, the space isn't as great as the camaro. For a huge car, the space isn't as generous

So you saying camaro seats have a better range back forth up or down than a challenger