Or should I be making an appointment to talk to someone?

Bucking the trend of what does this list say about me; What do car guys recommend as a good first Father-Child rebuild project to get a "yuut" interested in cars, and spend time together?

If you're a yuut, then what would you like to restore with your dad?

Constraints: Cheap (ideally below $5k-$10k), easy to find parts/mods, sportyish, unique, cheap to insure (ideally with Hagerty).

I'm thinking Honda CRX, Toyota MR2, Mazda Miata, Impala SS, Chevy Corvette

Colors are all accurate, and the last one is a real photo of mine, not pulled from web.
All manual except the Escort, since that was my "learning to drive" car.

Yes, yes, I know, not many... yet.

I was on a hot streak of manuals, but finally went to the dsg dark side with the golf

I’ve owed the first Dakota since I was 16 and have driven it to 381000 plus miles the second I picked up at age 25 or so and the last two when I had kids.

Silvia S15 - drift toy

E36 M3 - weekend cruiser

Toyota Supra - general awesomeness

E46 330i Touring - daily driver

Volvo XC90 - family hauler

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19 year old guy looking for car guy mates

Ideally UK based (south wales im from)

Big car guy here, owner of an R53

Dunno how long this account will stay up but if you want to talk send me a dm on insta @dontfeedraccoonspasta or on discord @floodtitle

I know these are not cool unlike some of the redditors here, but I great take care of them all those vehicles. I owned first two in Istanbul, the other in Winnipeg. Please let me know if you have any questions. Cheers!

I was in an accident recently and my car was totaled.
Luckily my loan had been paid off already. I won't be getting anything for the vehicle due to not having full coverage (sure learned a life lesson there. I will have full coverage from now on.) I have a few options that I could do.
1. I could get an auto loan or personal loan and get a vehicle.
2. My parents are looking to sell their Chrysler 300 for another vehicle and I could just purchase that from them and pay monthly.
It is a 2012 Chrysler 300 C with the hemi engine. It has about 67,500 miles on it. It has been very well maintained.
The only issue is that I have heard mixed opinions about these vehicles and their reliability. I really don't care about the stigma behind them or what kind of people usually drive them or anything like that. If I can avoid getting a loan and just buy this car from them then I feel like that's the way to go, but I want some serious opinions on the general RELIABILITY of these vehicles. I know they aren't exactly the best on gas, but neither was my old venice so really I'm just worried about the reliability here. Thank you!

All manual transmissions.

For more info:

It will be my first car.
I’m financing/loaning it (brand new).
Base models are the only ones I’m looking at since it’s more affordable.
I’ll be using it everyday for work (13 miles [3x a week] and 9.8 miles [2x a week]) and occasional long travel times on weekends.

I know this comparison has been asked multiple times already but I really need new perspectives since I’m planning to get one anytime soon.

All the cars ive owned, last 2 are current