On a used car, what would you buy? Vehicle mainly used for commuting, between the years of 2021-2024. Fun to drive is preferable, but not a hard requirement.

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Mazda CX-3. If you are willing to compromise some mileage for a little more "fun" and tech, get the CX-30 or CX-5.

Mazda 3

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On a used car, what would you buy? Vehicle mainly used for commuting, between the years of 2021-2024. Fun to drive is preferable, but not a hard requirement.

Go.

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I'd probably need to know a bit more - only ever for you, no passenger capacity requirements? Gas mileage matter, or no? What does fun to drive mean to you - manual, acceleration, cornering?

You could get a manual Honda Accord with the 2.0T engine, that's a smooth and surprisingly fast and nimble sedan - but manual may not be what most want for a commuter. You could get the Touring Trim with the 2.0T and automatic.

Cloud said:

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On a used car, what would you buy? Vehicle mainly used for commuting, between the years of 2021-2024. Fun to drive is preferable, but not a hard requirement.

Go.

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This is total clickbait from an Amateur. The obvious answer is that 2016 was the last great year of any automobile.

2016 Volkswagen Golf R 6 Speed Manual

Stinger GT2?

Unlikely for 20k

This was our budget to add a 3rd vehicle to our family as our teenage became a driver.

We found that we needed to raise the budget to $25 before anything with real value became available...below $20k offered a lot of beat to crap stuff.

Model 3. Just as fast as the Z06 (depending on trim) and a little more conducive to commuting.

Tesla model 3

Civic Si. Son has one. Fun little car. Manual. Gets great mileage. Probably in that range.

You should buy my 2013 Porsche Boxster.