A review of the 2004 Kia RIO. These South Korean imports are gas conscious and inexpensive and they offer a viable alternative to more pricey Toyota, Nissan, and Honda comparable. They aren’t the most attractive vehicles, but, if properly maintained, will keep you on the road for a long time.

Pros: Inexpensive and roadworthy

Cons: These offer little resale value and tend to rust easily.

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This article was written by Brian McCormick of Providence, Rhode Island. Brian is a BHPH expert and has been involved in the used car and BHPH industry for over 40 years. He enjoys his family and his favorite sports team, The Boston Red Sox. He Graduated from the University of Rhode Island in 1970. Follow him on Google+

2001 Subaru Impreza Review

This a review on the 2001 Subaru Impreza. These are great runners that are really very good on gas, especially the manual transmission. The motors go gna go and go. it is not unusual to see these with well over 200k miles. They do have one major flaw however, and that is undercarriage rot and surface rot particularly on the rear wheel wells.

Pros: Durability and gas savings

Cons: Rot issues on undercarriage and rear wheel wells

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This article was written by Brian McCormick of Providence, Rhode Island. Brian is a BHPH expert and has been involved in the used car and BHPH industry for over 40 years. He enjoys his family and his favorite sports team, The Boston Red Sox. He Graduated from the University of Rhode Island in 1970. Follow him on Google+

2005 Volkswagen Jetta Review

2005 VW Jetta has been around for a long time . They are sound roadworthy vehicles and stlyish, however, when they develop mechanical problems like a transmission failure or an engine malfunction, many times you are required to go back to the dealer. That can be costly.

Pros: Roadworthy and attractive

Cons: Dealer required maintenance can be costly.

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This article was written by Brian McCormick of Providence, Rhode Island. Brian is a BHPH expert and has been involved in the used car and BHPH industry for over 40 years. He enjoys his family and his favorite sports team, The Boston Red Sox. He Graduated from the University of Rhode Island in 1970. Follow him on Google+

2006 Hyundai Accent ReviewThe 2006 Hyundai Accent marks the first year of a body style change going from a square and boxy style to a more eye appealing sleek and rounded look. It possesses the same reliability and easy maintenance that older versions were famous for. The fuel savings alone make this one a sound choice.

Pros: Sleek body with the same road-worthiness

Cons: Lack of creature features and cramped interior

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This article was written by Brian McCormick of Providence, Rhode Island. Brian is a BHPH expert and has been involved in the used car and BHPH industry for over 40 years. He enjoys his family and his favorite sports team, The Boston Red Sox. He Graduated from the University of Rhode Island in 1970. Follow him on Google+