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There is no such thing as a good 90's hatch. They are all horrible death traps.
That could be said about 2013 model cars in general twenty years from now let's wait twenty years to get a safer car than now, and while we're at it wait twenty more years for good measure...... Sigh.... some people bloody amaze me
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Re: What's a good mid to late 90's economical hatchback to buy
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