The only pointers I would suggest are,

I would avoid any car with a tow bar (not sure what you call it in the USA, it is used for towing trailers) unless of course you are going to tow a trailer yourself. Towing a heavy trailer puts a lot of extra strain on a car, and in consequence expect to replace parts sooner, particularly on an older vehicle.

When you decide which car you prefer, both look very nice in the photos, go and look at more of the same make, model and year. Once you know which car you want, you need to find the best one out there for your money, if they are a popular car you will have plenty to choose from. Try not to let the colour influence your
choice, it's the one in best condition you are looking for. Good luck.

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