My grandpa is lookin for a new car

[Birdman002]

My grandpa is looking for a new car to replace his Saturn

the specs he is looking for are

Car has to be 16 or less feet long
The back seats have to fold down so he can get ladders and stuff in it
Has to have Easy access so not to low to the ground
really good gas milage
automatic transmition
doesnt have to have all the luxuries

price range under 15 thousand

he wants the car to be fairly new so about 2005-2007

Please specify the car and year
please keep the cars within the lines of what wants
thank you

[henk4]

see my avatar...but mine has no autobox...

[johnnynumfiv]

A dodge magnum maybe?

[mclaren_crazy]

henk, that doesnt exist in america haha.....isnt it gonna be kinda hard to find a car only two years old for 15 grand

[Birdman002]

ok alot less than 20k

[henk4]

henk, that doesnt exist in america haha.....isnt it gonna be kinda hard to find a car only two years old for 15 grand

well, consumer freedom would prescribe that what you want you can buy, even in the USA.

[Birdman002]

ok so he is leenin towards a Scion XA???
good choice?????????

[johnnynumfiv]

Will it be large enough to hold ladders?

[Timothy (in VA)]

Chrysler PT Cruiser - All the seats fold down, allowing it to carry ladders etc., compact, and a lightly used one can probably be had for $15,000 or less.

EDIT: Or a new one for less than 20K (according to the Chrysler website, new ones start at just over $15,000)

[taz_rocks_miami]

Chrysler PT Cruiser - All the seats fold down, allowing it to carry ladders etc., compact, and a lightly used one can probably be had for $15,000 or less.

I'm not sure about the price range, but the Dodge Cailbre could work also.

[Birdman002]

Will it be large enough to hold ladders?

probably if the hatch is open or wat ev

[digitalcraft]

Tell him to get a Gumballa Carerra, I hear those are popular these days.

[brandisher]

Toyota Yaris. Don't know if it will fit a ladder, but worth a shot

[DesmoRob]

Here ya go.

[Birdman002]

Tell him to get a Gumballa Carerra, I hear those are popular these days.

what is that??