I worked hard in a restaurant for two years to buy my first car. I looked at a lot of options, and at the time, was pretty naive about cars. I bought this car for 9,000 dollars with 78k on the dash. Over the last four years, I have put over 80k miles on it, having no issues with it besides basic maintenance which I have done myself. It's a reliable car, which has never broken down on me or made me feel unsafe. Even being almost 11 years old, it has a lot of pep in its step, and my friends and family often mistake it for a car that's no more than five years old. Some issues with it have arise recently, with wonky airbag lights, as well as check brake lights. In the winter time, its overpowered engine makes driving in the snow difficult, but if you take it slow and careful, you will never have a problem. Having over 150k miles on it, I know that the time will be coming to replace it, but every time the light turns green and the car jumps from the line, I realize how much more this car has to offer.

I purchased a 2005 Nissan Altima in the color beige/tan, and it came with a little over 80K miles. It performed as promised but had constant air conditioning issues.