The Best First Cars For New Car Enthusiasts.
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- In this video we discuss the best cars for new people with low budgets, need reliability, as well as a platform to grow, have any other suggestions? Disagree? Agree? Leave it in the comments below!
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ITSCARBA so that’s why they named it Miata LOL. Jk
ITSCARBA what if you don’t fit it in though? Can a 6’2 guy fit in it?
Yeah miata is too small
dani-san get an s2k, the big boy miata
no.
"miata is a gateway drug to an rx7"
i feel that. i have my 95 na and im buying an fc soon. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
im wanting to just get an fc as my first car even though i know it isnt the best idea, and i will probably just end up with a Mazda 3 hatchback.
Leaf thinking of it as well their SOO clean, lmk how it goes and if its worth it.
12A has wider doritos while the 13B has thiccer doritos
Give Officer in a peanut
The wrx is a great first car. I got mine a 2002 bugeye at 16 for 5500. It's a great car and I haven't had any major repair bills yet even with all the stuff ive done to it.
Stephan Weber how is the maintenance?
Stephan Weber how much miles did you get it for cause I’m looking into getting one and idk if the price is right
ayy I'm trying to get one as my first car too, but the insurance is fucked up, so the Forester XT is next up
Kenny, do a timeline of all the cars you've owned. Would love to hear some stories on how you ended up with x amount of dsms or x amount of rotaries civics etc.
Maybe next week. Don't want to make TOO many of these "sit down in my room and talk" videos
Best cars for people who want more experience as a mechanic: DSM
Affalterbach 1967 1st Gen GSX.. A few simple mods.. You know the rest..
cause ull always be Workin on it😂
They legit burst into flames do to the last owners if you don't look at your internals. Lesson learned
Subaru
my neighbor was selling one and I wanted that gsx for the winter but I wasnt trying to get a less then average reliable car and waste my dad's hard earned money.
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TheForgotten Mx5 is so cheap in insurance
Mx5 would be cheap idk about rest
Now, for a first car, what you want is cheap disposable fun. Miata, I agree with; fits the bill nicely.
Good options:
NA/NB Miata
EF/EG/EK Civic
Just about any Integra, even the RSX
S2000 isn't quite in this category yet...but I think it will be within the next 10 years.
AW11 MR2/naturally-aspirated SW20
3rd (or now even 4th gen given their depreciation) F-Body car
GM G-body platform
SN-95 Mustang (even Terminators are probably affordable enough now)
Ford Fox-chassis platform
Ford Panther-chassis (If you don't mind autotragic)
E30/E36 3-series
E28/E34 5-series
Air-cooled rear-engine Volkswagens (parts are still cheap because Brazil)
S130 and Z31 Z-cars are still dirt cheap
A70 Supra
S13/S14 Nissan
Volvo 240/740/760/900/any FR Volvo....just stay away from transverse-engine FF or 4WD (unless it's an 850 or something of that era) Modern Volvos are shit, but they used to be dead-nuts reliable.
Glad you mentioned DSMs I had two galant VR4s learned how to tune ecus with them, put over 40K on my first vr4 making 350whp daily driving and I made shit money at the time. I learned alot and had a great time
I'll own a VR4 or a 4g63 swapped mirage in the next 3 years
BROTORS 4G63 Mirage? Now this sounds interesting
First car is an rx8. Love it to death. But then again, I tried my best to learn about it while working on it with my dad. My rx8 was supposed to be parted at a junk yard but my dad and i revived it :")
I feel i know my car really well and if it needs anything I'll know what it is.
Actually picked up and 06 RX-8 for my first car about a month ago was lucky enough to find one in good shape for cheap and so far It's great but I could for sure see getting something else being more suitable and comfortable for a first car
17 and have an FC. The struggle is real
You will be broke 24/7 been down that road its hard on the bank having a t2
18 with a pretty good NA FC. No vacuum leaks and have been spending my money on general maintenance. Am planning a t2 swap though which is pretty expensive for a 18 year full time college student but I have a job so that's always good. Could tell you right now most of my paycheck is gone towards the car lol so being broke 24/7 is definitely true.
17 and have a prelude, buying a motor tomorrow lmao
A Little Bit Of Everything in the exact same boat
Bryan Garcia just do some sort of HONDA swap and you'll save a ton of money.. It'll have just as much horsepower as a RX8 and it'll be so much more reliable as well..
First car was a 1998 Mazda RX-7 FD3S which i bought when i was 17 im now 20 and i restored the car to oem specs brand new engine from Mazda and a full respray spent around 25k$ in parts, it was hard but worth it now when i can look at her in the garage! Got a 2017 MX-5 ND for daily driver :)
Max Ridell so you dont drive it? What a waste
@@y0Special he doesn't daily it! He still drives i guess! He got a dream garage! FD rx7 and a miata! I would go for the na but still nd nailed it!
Been in the military three years now and have always loved cars. Was in Japan for two years, and now that I'm back in the states and have some money I went with my real first car I plan to build. I got an E36 and so far no complaints. I've worked on vehicles before so I'm not lost in the sauce completely...but I'm really glad with my purchase everything's been pretty straight forward so far. Plus shit isn't that expensive for the E36's it's nice. Awesome video though I'm glad I found this channel.
My 1st car was 93 Toyota Celica gti
2nd and my current car is bmw e36 318is class2 limitted edition
Naturally-aspirated RX-7's (especially carbureted 12A cars) USED to be good starter cars, but as time went on, the cars got old, parts got scarce, ethanol fuel came along (fuel corrosion problems), and the cars became ever more expensive as their numbers decreased. 12A housings last I checked were selling for $800 each new-old-stock (NOS)....and that was at least 4 years ago. Nowadays, FC and SA RX-7's are in the Porsche 944 territory...that is, you need at least one other example of the same car to use as a parts vehicle.
PS: *DO NOT USE ETHANOL FUEL ANY MORE THAN YOU PRACTICALLY HAVE TO, ESPECIALLY IF IT'S CARBURETED!* The ethanol fuel will corrode the tank and eat away at the seal in the carb if you let it sit for too long. You either have to constantly run fresh fuel through it, *if for whatever reason you have to park it for an extended period of time, you will have problems!*
@@WKZworks Aren't tank problems from ethanol a sa/fb specific problem because from the start of the fc on didn't Mazda switch to metal lines and tank?
I'm a young guy, and right now I have an '86 Accord. I really think it's a forgotten enthusiast car. It has double wishbones at all 4 corners and it takes corners like a champ. It only weighs about 2500 pounds, which really makes up for the not so powerful engine. Its got sweet pop up headlights, too, which really sold me on the car. I personally think the interior is one of the best interiors ever made. Of course there's Honda reliability as well. Awesome car.
You can still find a drop-in ready JDM B20A DOHC PGM-FI 160hp engines for the '86-'89 Accord for about a grand before shipping.
You can find forged pistons, rods, and upgrade head studs that fit this engine too so you can boost it heavily down the road to have a 400whp pump gas super-sleeper.
ThatOneGuy I wish they would have brought the 2.0Si to America. That was a sweet car. And a build like the one you are talking about would be awesome. Great idea
The Clark well I think the accords are specifically overlooked cuz for some reason, an Accord is the last thing you think when modifications + Honda.. it's sad too cuz especially the J series engines can take a lot of power! And they look pretty awesome when you mod them! I'd get a 04 V6 Accord Coupe if I had a chance.. but it does make me sad that even the Prelude guys have more support than the Accord guys do.. :/
Kenny low key is stuck on his basement since Christmas because of the weather 😂
Great video mate
High school student here. Was looking at an RX7 because it's been my dream car. But the s2000 seems like a good car to start with and cheaper to run.
It is lol.
I'm 15 years old and I want my first car well I don't have enough money my dad brings home 400 dollars a week to pay bills and fix up his cars i got into cars because of my father I help him fix his cars I'm currently going to school to learn more about cars I'm a Chevy guy the cheapest Chevy car money can buy is a used S10
Good to hear Honda Civic on 2nd place because it's fun and cheap like the miata. But Honda Civic has more space. My first car will be a CRX because of the response in the internet. And I love the 80s interior. Sry for my bad english
Edit: I love your videos and I agree every car you sayed
ACHSO! DasLebenRenntAnEuchVorbei I'm 6'2" and I barely fit into a 4 door Jetta from 04.. that's why I not only stay away from 4 doors, but also smaller cars like that hehe.. plus I'm more leg length, so it's even worse
E36 is life
presteronetj shitcar
No, the e30 is superior
E30's are kinda expensive though
There is a reason why in Europe we use primairly BMWs for drifting. All motor reliability. Great cars. Definitly recommend them to people, but in the end, I would never own one myself, because, like almost every German car, they simply lack "soul"
Flyingdutchy33 I used to think like that too. Like they lack soul. But I realized that they do have it, it might not be as "big" of a soul like a Mazda but its there. Old BMWs in particular.
Rwd volvos are great, if you want more power than the b230 offer get a whiteblock and a 960 m90 and be done with it. You'll get a 5 cylinder that makes 400hp easy.
Im 12 but my dream cars are r33 gtr and a 1969 charger
the engine of the US E36 M3 is just a good M50 .... you have to swap with a real S50 (like we have in EU)
the E30 is a very good car to learn too
Just bought a 62k mile e30. Doing a head gasket, valve seals, new exhaust, new paint, and a general restoration. Lots of learning to me had, especially if you buy one that was sitting like mine.
Dont tell them that they are going to cry :)
01 Eclipse GT owner here! Yes not a DSM or anything like that but I will say, even though it doesn't have a turbo, it is reliable, Cheap parts as far as light mods like coils,brakes,I/H/E, and is pretty good on power since it has 200 and 205tq.. I have a 5 speed and it's pretty nice! I can keep up with Preludes, beat 1.8T golfs, and pretty much anything around 200hp or less.. all for no more than an average of 2500$ which is a steal!
Pretty helpful video! On your last video I wrote a comment and got multiple replies, and so it was pretty clear rotary was not the way to go until I have more of my own life and income together. I've had these cars in mind- especially a Miata or a EG Civic. I was also thinking about a Porsche 924, since they would be good to learn on mechanically and have a cheap price tag. I imagine parts would be expensive, but not to the extent of a 911, 928, or a 944. Great video, and very helpful- opened my mind to the idea of a FB RX-7 in the future.
My first rotary was an FB with a 12A I bought it when i was 18 good times with that thing 😄
Another one you should own and super fun and cheap to make fast get a 91-94 Nissan Sentra se-r or 95-98 200sx se-r. Autocross /drag racing they can be great. The stock sr20de takes boost all day and are cheap to boost or just do the Sr20det swap from a bluebird /pulsar gtir almost a direct bolt in . They can be easily swapped for under $1500. Or all motor Sr20dve van be swapped for under a $1k and can be just as quick with bolt-ons . You can probably pick a up a se-r for under $3k and don't have to worry about it being stolen like a Honda. I've owned 5 Sentra se-r's loved as much as I did my 83 rx7. 🤘🤘
S5 n/a was my first car. Picked it up for $1,600. That was a decade ago tho. Still driving a rotary. I'd say a 240 is a good starter car if you want RWD, accessibility of parts, and not too expensive. Looking forward to the expansion of content for the channel :D
I agree on the cars and on the BMW. Had an E36 myself. They are very good driving cars and you get lot of parts if you want that. The 6 cylinders engines are awesome - however the mpg gets low when you get high ;) (or when you driving around in town in traffic)
kenny, i have a 1995 integra Type R that hammers down and its pushing around 220 with slightly oversized pistons and a fresh full rebuild. have had so much clout at the car meets its almost insane lol
1: A fuel injected Honda older than '02 (especially a Civic or Teg)
2: A '98-'01 F-body LS1 (when you wreck it the engine is worth more than you paid for the whole car)
3: Ford Panther body 4.6 (used cop cars are cheap and fun)
4: A Z33 Nissan 350Z (they're a better option for a street driven weekend drifter than a S13 at this point)
5: A 2WD Chevy Silverado 5.3 vortec LS with a long bed (you'll NEED it as a backup/parts-runner when you're working on other projects down the line)
6: An air-cooled VW transporter bus or pickup in beat-up condition (they're RIDICULOUSLY fun for being a such a slow vehicle and you'll learn to work on everything while ANY upgrade is very noticeable and rewarding)
prelude, rsx, sentra, crown vic, cressida, ls 400, sc 300, lincoln ls, 2.5rs/ts, mustang gt, golf r or gti, any old ass volvo like a 240 or 760. Good list though
So happy to hear you talk about DSMs. Underdogs for sure
Yes! My first car was a Miata! It's cheap and it was easy to tune my first mod to it was a weight reduction stuff.
I had all 5, well technically 4 (540 e39). Great list man. Miata and FB were smiles per gallon for sure.
I drive a 2004 mercury mountaineer and love the car. She may not be the fastest even with the engine modifications and the weight reduction that has been done but if i need she can hall ass and put up a hell of a fight for a low budget sleeper and that is all i ask of Ushio...yes i named my car lol.
I'm probably gonna go for the fb rx7. So I can understand the rotary better, I understand basic mechanics because I have been around cars my entire life. I however don't wanna be a keyboard warrior anymore and I actually want to learn every detail about these cars in order to prepare myself for when I get an fd. I plan on getting an fd after 2 years of buying a fb. By then I should have saved up 40k so even if the prices became even more insane I will be fine
17 with a 99 Civic EX Coupe (EJ8) building up as a Autocross car. Super fun daily driver and super fun to build.
no homo but I like listening to you talk. You are very informative. Thanks and I wish you a very successful channel
Picked up an auto 240sx for pretty cheap. Weld the diff and send it lol
Blong Thao ayyyyeeee
You are gonna want a manual soon I’m calling it
Auto lol
If your watching this in 2020 sorry to say that the 240 had jumped in prices
Agreed the fd should not be a first car. Owned my 93 twin turbo for the past 10 years with reliable mods done. Been running like a champ.
hEY I JUST GOT A MIATA, 1994 MODEL BASE, and i love how it drives. Im not planning to do anything crazy like 400 horsepower but i want to put a turbo on it eventually, improve the handaline and the grip in a way that i can put a solid 200 hp in the wheels. At the same time i have alot of plans for this car in the long run, i will be patient, i got it hella cheap so i have to replace a couple minor things like brakes and rear quarter panels. I think it is a great first car, it is my first car, and out of all my friends that have spent less then 3k on a vehicle on a car, i am the only one that has gotten a car that i was able to drive home with no problems and i have not had any problems with it realy. Im new to stick so ive stalled but other then that, she runs great. The pop ups work fine, and the MPG is nto terrible.
My 1962 Studebaker GT Hawk is a lovely beast to be sure. Saved $15,000 for her over a period of 7 years all so that 17 year old me could buy it! I chose a Studebaker because I examined myself hard and determined that a car was like a finely tailored suit and should meet every aspect of who you are. A Big 3-mobile or an import just did not fit. A U.S. "Independent" did me nicely. From there it was a hard choice between all of them (AMC, Nash, Hudson, Studebaker, Packard, Kaiser, and Willys) but Studebaker won out simply because of its remarkable history. I hope to keep my GT Hawk - by the name of Daisy-Mae for a long time yet...
Great first cars.. The Volvo 240, 740, 940 are all pretty good reliable cars, that are easy to maintain and stuff so good first cars..
Well should have made this video sooner, I bought a celica for a first car, bought it from a tuner/ricer depends on preference, has a widebody kit, molded fenders & bumpers, and painted it lambo orange. Fun car though
FD3S forever
First car NB miata, 2nd car NB miata 😁sad thing its got more and more expensive. I spent 3.8k€ for the car and 6-7k for parts.. if you would look now u wouldnt find any good miata for under 5k..
Btw i live in germany so thats why the prices are so unrealistically high 🤓
Id throw an E30 along with the E36. Ive learned a ton with my E30 and its been extremely easy to work on. Parts arent even expensive unless your looking for BBS, Hartge, MTech, etc parts. Dope vid btw!
I’ve got an NA for my first car, I love it!
A mk4 golf lol has a lot of suspension issues 2.slow solid engine. Fun to drive
Nay Cee 2.0 is slow but I have fun with it. It haves a miata syndrome
NoLeftTrigger so does my b6 1.8t it's a tank at 3600 lbs lol
Yeah I started with a beat up Civic & sold her. Finally got myself a 2003 Miata & wow they are such nice weekend cars. They handle great & they look gorgeous. My only problem is that the passenger door is FUCKED. It looks like the previous owner must have hit it and decided to get a cheap fix they didn't even sand it down or paint it. I keep looking for a new one but everyone wants to over charge me for it. I think I'm going to search junk yards till I find one for my baby.
The best bang for your buck and the best first car is the Mustang GTs from 2000 to 2010.. The 4.6 V8s... These motors are bulletproof... These cars are fast.. And depending on the year you can buy one fairly cheap and in great condition... Most mustang owners take care of their cars.. Since the release of the new 5.0 the 4.6 plummeted in price... For 5 to 10 thousand plus you can get a super reliable car that can hit 0 to 60 in less than 5 seconds and hit a top speed of 150.. It will fucking destroy a miata or civic.. I used to have a 2009 Si sedan... I know how those cars run.. The genesis 3.8 can't do it either.. I owned one of those.. There's a reason I went back to the Mustang...
Not surprised that any of the s chassis aren’t on the list. Price on them recently is skyrocketing and finding parts becomes harder and harder every year.
E30/240sx. Simple, cheap, reliable and you can easily find parts.
240sx. as much as i hate to say it, most of them are rusted out, not really worth it. i would say any bmw is the opposite of what you just described
Car Troll I have owned three e30s great cars very reliable and definitely cheap to maintain especially if you do your own work
Good luck i guess, i sure as hell wouldn't trust a 90's BMW. If it's a good quality BMW, your spending an arm and a leg, if it's anywhere below that, it's been beat to crap. I don't understand how a 20th century European car could be cheap to maintain. Reliable:big maybe. Cheap to maintain: nope. any time you do your own work, you save a ton, plus the hassle of trusting a dirt bag with your car, that literally 80% of the time don't even fix whatever you brought it in for. but parts for something like that, i can't imagine they'd be available
240s are not cheap anymore, maybe 10 years ago but they're honestly not worth it anymore in my opinion. Where I live you are going to pay no less than 5 grand for a shitbox with beat up quarter panels , welded diff, 250k+ miles
RE AMEMIYA well said friend
my first car was a mk3 supra , if wanna work on your car every now and then itll be perfect then you can learn how to do more mechanical stuff after the head gasket blows
What about the MK1 Golf/rabbit? They're relatively cheap to get your hands on and very easy to work on. All sorts of parts (including rust repair panels) are very easy to find, and they're great cars to learn just about anything with (hectic ebrake skids too)
I really love the video. I subscribed
Best first car? a M-B 190E. No exceptions, and yes, im a massive 190E fanboy.
It's a joy to drive, reliable (if you get a good one), reasonably fast, and easy to work on. Parts can be hard to find though.
Just sizing up an Audi S8 (D2) as a daily, not my first ride, currently wrenching on my first - S5 T2, had 'leaky injectors' I assumed when I first got it. ABS was also leaking/weeping so P/O knocked $1k (CAD) off the price (1/5th, lol, was quoted at like $1500 rebuilt from japan, heh). Ended up popping it later and yeah, was quoted $4k for a reman with ridiculous turn around (I am in teh middle of atlantic)...
*Never assume, that's how people die*
Bout to send keg to RX7 specialties, still mulling over port/turbo setup....
Ayeeee I got a GSL-SE as my first car first gen is life
I've already made up my mind to get an fd rx7 as my first car and nothing will change my mind...is that bad? Lol
YupItsShadow99 honestly same rn i have no clue tho. i don't want an rx8 cuz it looks trash in my opinion
Saaaaaame
@@gunnawut They look okay, but they have more apex seal issues then normal even compared to turbo rotaries from what I've heard.
I have to disagree on the Talon/Eclipse (pre 99) maybe its where I live (central ohio) 10 yrs ago you could buy all day but today I have seen more 3000 GT than Talon/Eclipse. I can honestly say Ive not seen one in a few years. Rust and people racing them have made them hard to come by. Mazda 323 brings back memories. (First car)
The E36 325 with the m50b25 (with and without vanos) is extremely tunable. The m50b25 is basically the european version of a RB25dett, if you turbo it.
E36 Bmw...fantastic car and currently cheap....but....parts are very expensive. The cooling system in them are garbage, so basically plan on replacing the entire thing. I've got a 93 325is and I absolutely love the thing, but if you pick one up plan on another grand or more for parts. The cheap 3 series are often driven hard and somewhat neglected. Not a ton of power but that straight 6 is super smooth. You can build the m50 or m52 into an American s50 for not a lot of $. More aftermarket support than anyone needs on the e36.
I have a question. I'm looking at a few cars rn to purchase once I'm 18. I am checking out a 77 vette for 15k and an omega for 5k. Both have low kilometers, are in great shape, and look like a fun first classic. Insurance won't be too big of an issue, I'm starting a welding job soon with mandatory overtime. What's your opinion?
Really wanted a roadster. Couldn't fit into the miata. Saved up and bought a boxster 2 months ago
What about the s2000 or an SW20 MR2 or the silvias?
hey what is the difference between NA and NB miata?
FD Rx7 was my 2nd car... yikes. I definitely was not ready for it.
So what i learned is that I need to move to somewhere friendlier to cars.
Would a Acura RSX-S (dc5 teg) be a good first car? It has the K20a2, which is a pretty good engine, but is it easy to mod/fix?
classic mini anyone?
Pleiade yep learnt in my little red classic mini!
a first gen tibby is a pretty good first car...they are easy to find under a grand fun to work on and easy to work on. also parts are super cheap
subie skyline34 can't you also use Mitsubishi Sigma parts in it? Like a 6G74?
Jordan Price i dont know tbh lol
If you want to get into a rotary car. Make sure you have a reliable daily beforehand. Take your time to read the forums and the money to fix your rotary.
Can u share your opinion on 12a's and 13b's with modified carbs and webers
@ROTORS I own a 2001 Volvo V70 Turbo. Very reliable for the most part lol.
How is a manual Lexus is 300 if you can find one?
Thoughts on a 2000 Honda Civic
Hi I was wondering if WHAT U thought about the 2004 es civic
... Fuck it... for 2018? Anything car related? I'm adopting you as my mentor.
I'd have said
-manual A32 Maxima
-Chevy Cobalt
-90's Impreza (not WRX)
-Mini Cooper (2003-2005)
-Z31 300zx
U think a h22 swapped accord 96 would be a good car to work on like are parts for h22 really exspensive?
I was actually wanting to get a na fc because those are cheaper and now I have another reason for that.
Nissan R31 with Rb30e is my first "fun car"
16 with an fc
ztdroider1 da fc
ztdroider1 88 gxl was my first car, got it when I was 16 as well, loved it so much that I'm currently looking for another. Also considering a fb though
How much would it be for a insurance for a m3 first car living in uk
Lexus is200 is good to around £1000 and reliable as hell and with brakes, suspension, wheels, tires and a full manifold and exhaust can beat a stock gt86. Golf gti's are good from mk1-mk4.
If i ever decide to get my driver's license, I'd love to have a Subaru SVX
Saturn's from the 1990s are great to learn on and insurance is cheap
I picked one up for 200 and chopped the exhaust and wooped a mustangs ass launching it at a stoplight lol
probably wasnt getting on it ....
17 with a 280z
Is an rx8 a good first car to own? Assuming I follow the maintenance very carefully. Also what kind of costs can I expect to be putting in over a daily driver like say a used corolla?
Cathexis256 I’ve been daily driving my 8 for 2 years now and it’s been pretty reliable. Just the basic oil changes and breaks and tires like any other car.
I'm the 1000th like...
Shouldn't any rotary owner learn and get experience with their engine? Always know you are spending more than the cost of the car and its a hobby. I always kinda like the RX8 but thought you would need a second motor and the awareness that rebuilds are part of the experience.
Also keep a 1000 dollar toyota beater for getting around and then you are safe.
Looks like the E36 has gone up in price since this video...
Where can I find reliable 2004 rx8 engine parts?
Im new to this area of engines, I have no idea where to look.
Factory power and performance suppliers.
no 79-93 fox body or 94-04 sn95? cheap cars for sure and as easy as a civic to work on. great insight anyway.
When I get my license I want to get a rx7 should I, like you said in this video, start with a miyata or should I go straight to the rx7
What’d you do
Are 20 year old cars rust buckets underneath?
Affalterbach 1967 come buy something from arizona
Not all
Affalterbach 1967 it depends on how its previous owner(s) treated it and also what kind of car it is, a first gen mx 5 and r32 were made in the same year (1989) but the Miata is more likely to be rusted than the r32 because of size difference
Who goes to Arizona? .
Varies on:
Owner and how much they care about their car
Whether it's been undersealed
Where it's lived, like near salt water, snow, near a limestone quarry (like where i live)
The car itself and the grade of metal it uses