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[TBR]

I almost got a conversion van, but realized I wouldn't be able to get it into too many parking garages in DC.

Pretty nice though, great condition and fairly low miles.

You can get a low roof one, though that still might not fit.

[ifcar]

I almost got a conversion van, but realized I wouldn't be able to get it into too many parking garages in DC.

Pretty nice though, great condition and fairly low miles.

You can get a low roof one, though that still might not fit.

But an elderly relative wasn't trying to sell off a low-roof one.

[ifcar]

I almost got a conversion van, but realized I wouldn't be able to get it into too many parking garages in DC.

Pretty nice though, great condition and fairly low miles.

Even you're not that boring, if...

You'd think so, wouldn't you?

My next car will be a minivan.    

[TBR]

Ah, I see.  

[dave998]

I almost got a conversion van, but realized I wouldn't be able to get it into too many parking garages in DC.

Pretty nice though, great condition and fairly low miles.

Even you're not that boring, if...

You'd think so, wouldn't you?

My next car will be a minivan.  

Hah at mini!
IFCAR you need to get something exciting, like a old Jaguar E-type   .

[ifcar]

I need to get something that's inexpensive and can fit an 85-lb dog in the back.

[Raza]

I need to get something that's inexpensive and can fit an 85-lb dog in the back.

Hmm...

Magnum.  WRX wagon.  2.5RS Wagon.  Mazda3s 5 door.

[ifcar]

Inexpensive as in under $3,000, not under $30,000.

Not everyone has an unlimited price range, and though I could probably afford something like that if I financed, I hate going into debt, and could never justify the expense.

I'd say paying around $300 for a 1996 Caravan is an infinitely better deal than paying $20,000-$25,000 for a smaller (though more fun) car, and it makes the vehicle somewhat disposable.