ORIGINAL: Trmachuno

Yeah, the best car overallin this (sub compact) category was the honda fit. I checked for mpg, safety, reliability, room for passengers and cargo(when needed), build quality, comfort, Ipod capable,and value per dollar (which is pretty much everything I stated). I tested all the little cars, including the american cobalt, focus, aveo, and G5. The2 that best fit this were the scion xd and the honda fit. I obviouslychose the fitfrom a cost stand point because they were ultimately the same car with differentcurb weights and sticker prices. I will not rice it out because I am not a ricer. I still love american muscle and willget another mustang oneday. Until then I will enjoy my gas sipper and metal cruising inthe fit. Sorry it wasn't american.

And yes, the fit is pretty fun being a stick and a damn good handling car. I have been able to take sharp turn in it and curvyoff ramps at high speeds without any feeling of not being safe or losing traction.

PS- I didn't want an SI due to how much they cost, their gas mileage running premium, and I literally am basically a ricer buying that and modding it for speed when it obviously has no where near the potential of a GT or mach 1 or f-body. I would rather save the extra money spent on an SI anyway for later down the road when I get back on the american muscle train .

ORIGINAL: clean97

I get in fights with my dad all the time. He screams and yells like a imature kid. I told him that he was acting like that and it helped the situation a little. Yes right a letter of apology. what it sounds like is that he saw you speeding and he thinks is you do not respect what you got. If you show your dad respect and show you care for what you own then it may help the situation.

ORIGINAL: saucebuket

A tad late on the advice, my friend, no joke, if I lived with in driving distance I would buy your car off you. I wish I could find a
Mach 1 around here with so few miles. Did that kid ever buy your car?