Looking for a reliable used car ASAP

My daughter needs transportation and is pretty much broke, but her 2000 Mercury Sable blew the engine yesterday. Anyone got a reliable and decent condition car for sale. Needs to be a four door probably. I will most likely have to buy it for her and let her pay us back
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I keep on seeing that blue car on the north side of NW Expressway everytime we go to the turnpike, it has $600 written on the window.
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I'll sell you my car for $19,850.
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Define... blew the engine.... Probably drop a junkyard motor in for about $700 if you have the time and tools.

Bobacus: Checked out the one on NW Expressway...needs a motor too

Dan: Make it $2000

Menos, I'm not willing to do the work. The shop it is in said thay will pay her $1000 as is and fix it themselves for a donation to their church or to give to one of their kids. Blue book is about $2500 to $3000.

Thing is she has no money and needs transportation. We can probably pay betweek $2000 and $2500 for a car, with the $1000 the shop is offering....
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http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/cto/1825869061.html

Oh yea.
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If you're going for high mileage cars, rolling your dice with an old camry or accord is generally safer than an american made car from the 80-00 era. I hate to admit it because I do like to buy american, but sometimes its better just to get the rice burner and avoid constant repairs.

/last two toyotas have been tanks, only got rid of the solara because I needed 4 doors.

When buying a used car, it doesn't matter if it is american. You are not contributing to the US economy any more either way.
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Plunk wrote: When buying a used car, it doesn't matter if it is american. You are not contributing to the US economy any more either way.

Plunk wrote: When buying a used car, it doesn't matter if it is american. You are not contributing to the US economy any more either way.

The loan for my car came from TFCU. Had I bought a Honda, it would have come from TFCU. So, I'm not sure why a loan makes a difference. You can get a loan from a bank with operations overseas for an american car too.
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Plunk wrote: The loan for my car came from TFCU. Had I bought a Honda, it would have come from TFCU. So, I'm not sure why a loan makes a difference. You can get a loan from a bank with operations overseas for an american car too.

Goat, check the ok-speed forums, they are mostly local and a lot of Hondas and other makes come through there cheap: http://www.ok-speed.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=8