If your old car has beat-up shocks, almost anything new will be better. Your best bet, IMHO, is to test drive a few other cars. Just walk in and say "my car has a terrible ride I want something with decent shocks. I'm not going to buy today, but I want to test a few out this week and then come back next month and buy something."
Obviously avoid anything over-sporty, because sporty to some is jarring to others. But nobody knows your reaction like you do.
Be prepared for them to sell you on the fact that the sales tax will go up on 8/1. Tell them that being rushed into a purchase you regret is no bargain at all.
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Date: 2009-07-29 11:43 pm (UTC)Obviously avoid anything over-sporty, because sporty to some is jarring to others. But nobody knows your reaction like you do.
Be prepared for them to sell you on the fact that the sales tax will go up on 8/1. Tell them that being rushed into a purchase you regret is no bargain at all.