Daily driver, under 100k miles, under $10,000: lower your expectations 

Someone find that fridge story.

Making Netgear's wife get on to defend him is hilarious.

That was definitely netgear with a voice changer

I got a manual cobalt SS and managed to wrangle the guy down to 3.5k and it’s been one hell of a first car. Super overlooked and underrated for the price range

When talking about fridge sizes in the past you have to adjust for inflation

That fridge question is just like when that one guy on the mr2 forums was trying to figure out the max number of pool noodles you can fit in an sw20

If you own an element i will pay you in stickers or a CCF Tshirt to provide evidence for or against putting a fridge into it.

155 on a UZ is literally break in mileage. But they do blow coil packs a lot

I’m happy I managed to get my E36 M3 for 10k after negotiating the price. Been such a nice weekend car to drive around with.

Volvo c30 t5. Awd, 5cl, manual hot hatch that you can get in good condition for right around 10 grand. It may be ugly, but it’s basically a nicer, more reliable, Swedish, 5cyl version of an evo. Super underrated for what it is.

We use a honda element as our hvac service vehicle, we got it at 70k and now it now has 280k, we threw a 1700 lb tool box/rack in it for the whole time. Its a little rough on suspension wear but man its been a great vehicle

Cuffed jeans will make a comeback in early 2024 I already predicted it. Mark my words. No quema cuh P.S tipping a fridge for transport is the real crime

10k goes a long way, you just gotta hunt for deals

wow can't wait to see a bunch of realistically priced motorvehicles on my favorite youtube channel Collector Car Feed!

Shake it baby

155K on a 1UZ over the hill? LMFAO

Best thing about the Element is that it comes from factory K swapped!!!

More ccf crack hell ya

I put a snapper rear-engine riding mower in a 1st gen XB...with the hatch closed. The 1st gen XB, with the rear seats down had over 5' from the hatch to the back of the front seats...i have no doubt that the element has 6' from the tailgate to the front seats.

SC 400. All the day long. 155k is low motor miles. Luxury. Element has square doors. Like your house, they are easier to get through.

I ditched class to watch this, great vid ccf! Keep up the good work

Pretty much anything with an Ecotec motor is a solid pick in this price range if youre comfortable doing a timing chain

As someone who for whatever reason loves the 6th generation Monte Carlo I will sadly admit that ANY Impala SS of that era with the 5.3 V8 is ABSOLUTELY NOT a car you should daily drive. The motors are great (but in no way related to the 5.3 LS in trucks) but the transmission is like paper mache when paired with the V8 rather than the supercharged V6. The usually only last 50k miles before needing a transmission rebuild even with babying the thing and since the 5.3 is different than the truck one it will not mate up to any other transmission since it doesn't use the standard Chevy SBC bolt pattern

Recent proud FB Marketplace moment: 2006 Mercury Milan Premier, 86k miles, Carfax serviced its entire life, ALL documented and AASE stamped in the manual, perfect interior and engine (corporate owned and religiously serviced for 90% of its life), fir $6500. Nicest car I've ever owned. I feel like I won the lottery! 😊

The fridge cope is immense

I got a 2004 Chrysler crossfire(manual😊) for $6500 with only 46,000 miles. The accuracy of those miles is a little questionable, but it has been perfect for the first 3,500 miles and hasn’t blown up. (Also the wing has been very fun.)

Under 10k and under 100k? Hopefully you like hyundai lol

Imagine if they did a Marketplace stream but with no vehicles. Netgear would probably have so much to say about women's shoes

SC 400 over Tiburon all day. 155k is nothing on that UZ engine. For 5500 its a deal.

the honda element is justified by the current kei truck craze. the element was just ahead of the market

The capacitors leaking in the ECU happens to all 2jz and 1uz cars

I got my 2012 scion tc for 6200 on marketplace bought it with 113k, got tires and brakes done then i snapped an axel which was terrifying because it really seemed like my transmission went, but ever since then i have been enjoying all 160 hp of it, Im glad I ended up with the TC because i looked at a lot of shitboxes including a tiburon. the only car that got away in my search was a 92 Volvo 240 in beautiful condition for 1500 bucks, im still pissed about that

Honestly what i don't like with the elements is that they could have just done regular fenders and i think they'd look fine. But it just looks like when they were making them they bought a ton of plastic fenders but didn't size them right so they had to make a fender "extension" that they made in metal and painted the body color so you just have a strip of decent fender that's body color and then just a bunch of mediocre plastic. If it was just the fender flares i would have been fine with it but these just look ok at best and even worse when the plastic turns gray.

These dudes had to of been inspired my drew peacock copied his whole channel segment

i just bought a 2013 ford taurus ppv with only 72k on it for 3600. It needs a new paint job but other than that it’s in perfect condition

Honestly, my dad's ex got one of those FJ Cruisers. Black, no roof rails. It was kinda fun to look at, and because it shared the same V6 as my dad's fourth gen 4Runner, I could easily point out one of them turning over. I grew up hearing that V6 start, and I will never forget it. Shame the front windshield on the FJ Cruiser was prone to cracking though. Still was cool.

Yeah sc all the way

Was that an AI generated picture in the thumbnail?

9:32 - You know; should have taken a picture; More “BELIEVABLE” that way; not saying it “IS NOT TRUE”….. it is just that i have been “VERY WARY” of “WORD OF MOUTH” descriptions unless there is “VERY FINE; MINUTE; DETAILS” given……

Look for a 2005 Audi TT 3.2 with DSG. Generally, the DSG won’t let the driver run over redline nor lug the engine, so the engines and transmissions in these are generally in great shape. Tuners and racers prefer the manual 225 with room for bigger turbos and such. So, not being driven hard or monkeyed with, the 3.2’s tend to be pretty good. I’ve driven mine daily since 2007 and its still runs like a top.

I have a sc400 cd009 swapped ls430 diff bc coilovers as a daily.. best car ever for daily also have a sc300 2jzgtevvti swapped from a toyota aristo sinlge turbo zf 6 speed trans full drift build makes 580 on pump 91

Referring to the conversation about the 1UZ ECU, its all 80s/90s Toyotas. Jz and 1UZ are the most common. Fella in NZ Soarer Surgeon does ECU repairs on them.

i haven't spent over 2500 on a car in 20 years, and every single one has been under 140 k miles. picked up a Sport Equinox with 98k on the clock for 2500. Sport ML 430 140k miles, trade on a charger i got for 1K.... it can be done.

I’m standing on this hill to die on But I’m sorry G35Xs and G37Xs that are NOT modded can be commonly found for 80-90K miles for only 10k or less and still be reliable daily drivers They will always be one of the best budget for dollar cars But Their MPGs suck and they don’t have as much room as they look like they have

Have you noticed that you guys say "Drive your cars" but then look at the miles on a listing and say ",Man that's too much" ... ffs the cars are 20-30 years old AT BEST, what do you expect, a showroom car? Just accept that maintenance will be needed at this point...

It sounds dumb but finding imported jdm cars that are a little more lowkey like corollas, lower trim celicas, nissan & toyota minivans can be found all day under 10k and 100k miles, problem goes into would you be willing to do maintenance or hunt down jdm specific parts. So far my crown has been relatively problem free but I’m not looking forward to having to figure out which parts I can cross reference for certain obscure parts that will inevitably break because, old car.

The more central area of Washington the rust is not an issue. Nice and dry most of the year.

"why aren't gen z driving or into cars?" this is why. In 2015 I bought a GOOD condition 97 Miata for $2000 with 150k miles. That's less than 10 years ago.

Also Fun fact with new lexus vehicles, if u want to remove/replace a 12v battery you would need to wait maximum of 10m before removing the battery or you WILL fry your audio unit and need to replace it 5:34 ~ love from lexus service tech

Honestly, SC or the Tibie. I would take the Tibie, despite actually wanting to do something with an SC someday. Take a 4 cylinder out of a Hundai Genesis, and there could be something there.

Restock the store, i want some stickers!

For 7.5K my friend bought a 2005 audi s4 manual (sedan) with 72K miles mint condition. Hes hit 113K miles with no problems, tryna get my own!

10k creampuff 2012 86 that I passed on since it had 105k miles, it was 15 minutes from me, I regret it every day.

I got a 2006 Sentra 1.8, paid 4k for it with 40,000 miles on it. Served me well for the past 3 years.

there is a 5 speed MT element near me same color clean shape other than has a tiny windshield crack and minor hail damage. 178kl miles they asking 6k what do you think????

Wheres the discord link. Donald trump told me to ask (ive been waiting for over 2 weeks now) for the invite. Nvm im artistic i found it

I got super lucky and got a low mileage stock WRX a few years ago for right at 10k. It hasn't been perfectly reliable but it hasn't left me stranded and has been easy to work on and fun to drive.

Me listening to these guys talk about how 150k is too many miles while I bought a subaru with 200k for 6 grand 😭

An Element CAN fit a fridge, that’s why ALL of their rear suspensions are collapsed.

My dad and I fit our entire house kitchen cabinet set in an element. Those things are bigger than they appear

Accord coupe 8th gen is by far the best car in this price range. MAYBE Lexus is250

My sister had a 400k mile ls400 only thing she replaced besides reg maintenance was a washer fluid resi😂😂😂

Yo feed you need to make a better way to get access to the discord channels a message history as I'm still waiting to let in properly

The ice box in my studio apartment is 5 ft 2 inch tall and 2 ft on the nuts wide

netgear did not put a small fridge in the element it was an above average fridge..

You’re soft in the head if you think 155k outs an sc400 “over the hill”

i can tell you i work for honda, people have put full fridges in these things i promise

I think you could technically find a mk3 supra in that price range, no?

10:26 Yeah the Pacific Northwest has little to no rust. A lot of people from the Midwest come to the northwest to buy older trucks and suvs

is a 2007 mustang gt manual with 150k miles for 5950 worth it?

It would be cheaper and more fun to just K24 swap a Miata.

Day 1 of asking for GMT800s owned by crackheads

I got a tundra 2003 for 7500 with 180k I mean not terrible

A regular sized fidge does frit in an element

My shirts are on the way! Can't wait!

This man's gay for low miles. My daily has 270k lmao

That Lexus is clean and it's fine at155k for $5k

Babe get in here im flexing element utility and i need backup

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i could listen to netgear talk forever.

That 8th gen civic is a fd2 conversion kit

SC

Just did this, ended up with a 2017 honda fit with 80k, for $9,900

150k on any Lexus is just being broken in

150k on a uz is just breaking in the engine

The number one YT spot for kiaboys

Sc400, plus grey rare interior

ive just found about this channel and went through older vids to catch up, is there a singe car that Netgear has agreed with and enjoyed? man hates every car or mod out there lol

Gold badging is dope yall tripping

Shit I would gamble buying that second Tiburon for $2500 bucks. For anybody stuck in the rust belt you can find some good deals out in the middle of nowhere Midwest towns, each car always needs some work but they're definitely not "soon" cars as long as you know what you're looking at. So far I've been lucky driving to the middle of nowhere places buying "needs work" preludes (using good judgement of course) and then I do the work then it's fixed and then I enjoy them and then they sell them... I still wouldn't mind getting my hands on another 91 4WS tho.

90s era Toyota pickup 👍

Deff not a box Chevrolet

what the fuck is that intro

The Chevy impalas are fun I’ve been daily driving one for a good while (she’d handle 90 for an hour once a week and I had her keep up with acouple let’s just say low skill individuals in meros on a curvy highway maxed and on a very twisty backroad) and if I hadn’t dropped the front wheel off the road into a rut when turning out at night shed still be running got some bad steering wheel play and is leaking trans fluid but ima fix her u convinced my granpa not to scrap it cause I just wanna learn to work on a car and what’s the point in getting 400 bucks out of a car when I could just wrench on it 🫡 already found a free transmission if it comes to that too

I paid 1150 for a 1986 Mitsubishi Mighty Max, 2WD, 2.0, 5MT with 54k miles, that was a barn find and it had sat for 20 years. I feel like I gotta steal, and my dad who's been a mechanic since the early 80s said I got an absolute goldmine for what I paid.

netgear with the voice changer

TBH any piece of shit is 4K now, if you're gonna buy a daily beater you may aswell just get a crown vic do the basic maintenance on it then drive it till it breaks and put the shittiest parts on it.

There's a place In Texas that you can In fact send your ecus to and they will replace the capacitors. I forget the name, but I've seen their work and its quality.

I'm going to be real, I knew 2 people with tiburons, Both of them teens, Both died in wrecks where the thing just blew up into a million pieces. They're cheap but keep in mind those things are deathtraps.

April this year i bought my 2006 accord v6 6 speed sedan with 77k miles for 8500 dollars.