When it comes to working on a car, for most enthusiasts, how easy a model is to fix up has a large bearing on their decision on whether to buy it or not. It is no surprise then that those cars that are the easiest to work on are the ones that are most popular. Some of the cars that are the easiest to work on that are currently available for purchase include those ones listed below.
Subaru BRZ
This is a highly popular car for enthusiasts to work on thanks to the very large market that exists for spare parts. As a result of this, you can always find the part that you need when working on the Subaru, no matter how rare it may seem. When it comes to making modifications to the body of the car, this is a relatively easy thing to do and, again, the parts are easy to find. Thanks to the robust engine that the BRZ has, this car will keep running for miles and miles.
Toyota Corolla
An iconic car and one of the easiest of all to work on, the design and mechanics of the Toyota Corolla have remained pretty fixed throughout the years, with only very minor things changing. However, there is a downside in that the modern technology (i.e. electronics) that are present in the car can act as somewhat of a barrier for some enthusiasts. Functionality, the Corolla has everything you need from a car and is highly reliable.
Jeep Wrangler
Super easy to fix, this car has a body that is really quick and easy to modify. Given how popular these cars have become with so many different people, they are relatively easy to find nowadays and do not have to cost you the Earth either. Despite of its rather simplistic looking body work and chassis, the engine in the Wrangler is very much modern and considered to be something of a masterpiece by many enthusiasts.
Toyota Tacoma
If you want an easy to fix car that is high performance with a compact design, then the Toyota is the one for you. It has been specifically designed for enthusiasts to work on and so as you can imagine, it is very easy to fix. The only problem with this particular model is that not many of them were manufactured and so finding one can be difficult and finding spare parts to use can be even harder.
Chevrolet Silverado
Not technically a car – the Silverado is more of a truck – and so has all of the functionality that comes with a vehicle of that size.
If reading the above list has inspired you to purchase one or many of the cars then before you do, take a look around and do some research about where to buy one from. For instance, different purchasing methods like repo auctions online have been widely used lately so these are definitely worth taking a look at.