5 Cars You Could Own
There are thousands of cars to choose from today. Affordability, prestige, and fuel economy all figure into the equation to determine which car is right for you. This list, brought to you by Atlanta Banking Rates, gives you five options you might not have thought about.
1. GM Hummer. Filmed in Atlanta, Zombieland gave the screens a hilarious zombie comedy. The canary yellow 2003 Hummer H2 the characters use to escape from the brain-eating bad guys provides the setting for a large part of the movie. Its distinctive style and 15 mpg fuel efficiency could be yours for only twenty to fifty thousand dollars for a used model. Although it ranked on Time‘s The 50 Worst Cars of All Time list, this monstrosity might be just what you need to survive the Mayan calendar ending.
2. Chevrolet Camaro. If you want to go fast without paying the over-the-top prices for it, then this is the car for you. Charging $23,000 for 300 hp and $31,000 for 426 hp, Chevy is giving you the deal of a lifetime. Plus, with colors like Victory Red, Inferno Orange, and Rally Yellow, you and your car could really stand out on the road.
3. Toyota Prius. Okay, the newer models had some brake problems. But a recall and the damage the incident did to their company image are good insurance that it will not happen again. With fuel efficiency in the 50 mpg range and a failing oil economy, this investment could start paying for itself within a couple years. Starting at $22,800, the Prius could be your new vehicle of choice.
4. Dodge Charger. This classic car is never going out of style. You might have seen the 2010 model’s ancestors in police cars and The General Lee in The Dukes of Hazzard. The newest model starts at $25,000 and gets 26 highway mpg. Consider this historical car to be your next vehicle of choice.
5. Volkswagen Beetle. Beginning production in 1938, the VW Beetle has a long and varied history in the U.S. Creating games like Punch Buggy, Beetles are still a viable option for transportation today. Starting at $18,700, Beetles get 20 mpg in the city and 29 on the highway. Featuring the classic design of its predecessors, the Bug could be your next car.
All of these options cost a lot of money. Keep in mind that an auto loan could be the right choice for you. Look to Atlanta Banking Rates to get the most up-to-date auto loan rates.
