2002 Lancer as a first car
#3
RE: 2002 Lancer as a first car
Dude, that was a dumb reply. Shut up.
Great first car, slow as ***** and good on gas. Insurance wouldnt be high (Unless your talking about the Lancer Evolution?). High mileage is fine too. Just make sure things like the timing belt have been done, and oil changes have been kept up with, and you will be fine.
Great first car, slow as ***** and good on gas. Insurance wouldnt be high (Unless your talking about the Lancer Evolution?). High mileage is fine too. Just make sure things like the timing belt have been done, and oil changes have been kept up with, and you will be fine.
#4
RE: 2002 Lancer as a first car
Well it wasn't a damn reply I live in Massachusetts they only give high premiums if you're driving an exotic car like a Ferrari but driving a 2008 Lancer is not gonna make any difference especially with High mileagecar like his buying.
He will pay lesser Excise Tax if they have that on his State.
Less PAY on registration and lesser premiums
My 2008 Lancer I only paid $750.00 last year for my premium THAT IS FULLY COVERED
They really base your insurance in How many speeding tickets you had, how many accident you had, how many DUI arrest you have and aslo your driving points
That's a fact.
If you change your timing belt be sure they won't break your Oil Seal because some technician are too lazy to dsimantle everything especially the flywheel they force the belt on and will break an oil seal.
believe me been there done that
He will pay lesser Excise Tax if they have that on his State.
Less PAY on registration and lesser premiums
My 2008 Lancer I only paid $750.00 last year for my premium THAT IS FULLY COVERED
They really base your insurance in How many speeding tickets you had, how many accident you had, how many DUI arrest you have and aslo your driving points
That's a fact.
If you change your timing belt be sure they won't break your Oil Seal because some technician are too lazy to dsimantle everything especially the flywheel they force the belt on and will break an oil seal.
believe me been there done that
#7
RE: 2002 Lancer as a first car
ORIGINAL: mppaintball
Thanks, i know that the eclipse is not very reliable so i wasn't sure if the lancer was reliable
Thanks, i know that the eclipse is not very reliable so i wasn't sure if the lancer was reliable
#9
RE: 2002 Lancer as a first car
Actually I just bought a '02 Lancer last week, and I love it so far. It has enough power where it doesnt feel like your in a go cart and the gas is great. Mine doesnt have nearly the miles that your getting but the car is great.
And lucky for you, I happen to be in the insurance industry (I'm in Cali, it might be different in your area) and I can tell you that insurance should be cheaper than if you were to get an eclipse. The lancer is considered a standard vehcile (like a sentra, corolla, etc.) wheras an eclipse is considered a sports or sporty vehcile. And also the fact that its a sedan rather than a coupe helps too. Now if your talking about the Evo then thats a totally different story. Now other things that will play a big part in determining your price for insurance is going to be years of driving exp., driving record (obviously), annual miles driven, type and limits of coverage you request, and area you live (high traffic? or low traffic?), and finally the value of the vehicle (if your getting full coverage) But over all a lancer should be safe. Just go online and run a quote with all the cars your considering, you should be able to get prices right away. Sorry for the long reply...
And lucky for you, I happen to be in the insurance industry (I'm in Cali, it might be different in your area) and I can tell you that insurance should be cheaper than if you were to get an eclipse. The lancer is considered a standard vehcile (like a sentra, corolla, etc.) wheras an eclipse is considered a sports or sporty vehcile. And also the fact that its a sedan rather than a coupe helps too. Now if your talking about the Evo then thats a totally different story. Now other things that will play a big part in determining your price for insurance is going to be years of driving exp., driving record (obviously), annual miles driven, type and limits of coverage you request, and area you live (high traffic? or low traffic?), and finally the value of the vehicle (if your getting full coverage) But over all a lancer should be safe. Just go online and run a quote with all the cars your considering, you should be able to get prices right away. Sorry for the long reply...
#10
I have one with 100,000+ miles. If it is manual the clutch must be replaced about 1200. That is it's only repair job. Very reliable and trustworthy car. Replace both belts to improve performance! 33mpg hwy 29-30 in town :}
I'd say worth 3-4 thousand, 5 if OZ ralley edition.
I'd say worth 3-4 thousand, 5 if OZ ralley edition.