Is a two-seater a realistic idea for a first car?
I want a 2005 or 2004 Ford Thunderbird but I not completely sure because i'd prefer a 4 door vehicle. I'll probably just use it to go to school and shop and stuff just casual things. I don't have kids or siblings and I don't need room for equipment but it'd be fun to cruise around with a couple friends, you know. Do you guys have any other suggestions, I chose this car because of some reviews I read and I really really like the retro-ish look to the car.
You could not cruise around with a "couple friends" in a last generation T-Bird - just one. It only has two seats and you'd be in one of them.
Does it snow where you live? This car is RWD only, it would not be a great winter car. If you want a convertible a Camry Solara or something like that would be more practical. Also I assume you are young - a 2 seat car with a V8 will probably be expensive to insure.
A 2 seater will definitely restrict your overall useability. You might be better off looking at Mustangs or Camaros as they seat 4.
If it only have 2 seats, you can't cruise with multiple friendS and anything sporty will be very expensive insurance wise
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