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10 Great Used Sports Cars for Less Than $10,000

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Mitsubishi 3000GT

     

The Mitsubishi 3000GT doesn't seem to get as much love as it should from the import-obsessed crowd, and that is good for us. Why? Because that means that a 3000GT can be found for cheap, and we love twin-turbo V6s and AWD on sleek coupes. Be warned though, this is not a tall man's car. I'm 6'1" and I straight up just don't fit.

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Nissan 350Z

 

 

 

 

The 350Z is a great little sportscar, with a smooth V6 and lively handling, and while a new 370Z might be getting a little too expensive for most people at this point, a decent 350Z can be had for a much easier to attain $10k. We love the small size, which adds to the maneuverability, and the fact that you can get a modern, 300-ish horsepower for this cheap is awesome

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V8 F-Body Camaro

    

Want power? Yes, of course you do. The same goes for that wonderful American V8 sound, and cheap parts for when your aging performance car decides that it's going to fire the whole transmission out the exhaust even though that doesn't make any sense.
If that's what you want, a V8 F-Body Camaro will be your new best friend. Just ask our own 

 

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BMW Z3

he BMW Z3 was a brilliant car. Yes, the Z4 can be had with newer technology, but the tiny size and brilliant chassis of the Z3 make it a true classic. Rear drive, a quick-revving engine, and a manual transmission all work together to make the driver a very happy person.

 

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Honda S2000

We've taken to calling the S2000 the "dearly departed" because we wish Honda still made this awesome roadster so much. It was tiny, it was light, and it came with an engine that, at the time produced more naturally aspirated horsepower per liter than any other engine in the world. That little I4 wasn't beaten until Ferrari released the 458 Italia

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E36 BMW M3

 

Yeah, this is the golden standard of cheap sports cars. It's precise, produces enough power to be seriously fun, built on a brilliant chassis, lightweight, comes with a fantastic manual transmission, and has awesome steering feel. This was when BMWs really were "ultimate driving machines." The fact that the internet has spawned a cult of E36 also really help for finding spare parts and owner's advice.

Some E36 M3s that have been restored or carefully maintained are fetching upwards of $30,000, but if you look hard enough you can find a decent high-milage one for ten grand.

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Subaru WRX

Rallycross is one of the most accessible and cheapest kinds of motorsport to engage in, as long as you have a car that's tough enough to handle it. The WRX will happily tear up some dirt courses at your local rallycross events, do quite well on a track, and even be genuinely practical, especially if you get a hatchback. Race-bred, four doors, and a lot of cargo capacity; this one is for the badass dads out there.

Be careful though, a lot of WRXs have been hooned really hard, so be sure to get a good inspection before dropping $10k on one

 

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Porsche Boxster

Yeah, $10k for a Porsche can be done. Not only do you get a smooth flat-six engine behind your seats and really, really crisp handling, but you also get a car that works. Porsche is regularly listed as one of the world's most reliable automakers by Consumer Reports, and that means that this $10k sports car is probably actually just a damn good buy.

                 

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Mazda Miata

You knew this was coming. The Miata is a well-made, reliable little roadster that handles brilliantly and has tons of tuning potential. If sporty isn't enough for you, we've even seen race-ready Spec Miatas on eBay for under $5,000. You could go racing with the SCCA for a few grand

 

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Mazda RX-7 or RX-8