Also remember, you want a quality job, so if youre trying to find a bargin of a price, like "special offer, 13$ window tints!" Turn around and run. Expect to pay anywhere from 130-200. My car was like 175. Also if you have a vagina, check to see what the legal tint limit is where you live. Here in ny its 35, but fuck that I got 15s.

JDH made a very good point. If they won't guarantee to fix a bad tint job (i.e. bubbles) don't even bother getting done there.

Your car has 5 full size windows and will probably be around $200 like the rest have been saying.

In Texas the front can't be anything less than 25 I believe...The back windows can be anything else. Where ever you are getting it done at SHOULD know the legal % and if they don't then that also is a red flag. Also, I want to say MOST places will not even do anything less than the legal limit. I know where I got mine done they wouldn't do it, I even tested them by saying disregard the tickets I may get just do it.. They said no.

This post was edited by iRTB on Oct 7 2013 09:08am

That's when you offer them 50$ extra and cash payment and see how fast they change their minds

or just go with the legal limit and not have to worry about any tickets.
If you have a black interior 35% still looks pretty dark.

unless you live in cali then any tint on the front is illegal so fuck it and go dark as shit.

Does it look bad if I get the front and back windows a different %?

I really am not that big into cars so I don't know much about it. I really don't want to get too crazy with the tint though.

I have beige interior.

Im pretty sure everything is illegal in cali. I dont think people there even own cars any more, its all a government cover up.

only if you have a dick it does

Try and stay with an even % and not switch it up.
Here is my car with 35%. Since its a similar color car maybe this will help you.
First thing you need to do is find out what the legal limit is in your state. If you CAN go darker I would, but personally I dont care to waste money on tickets just for darker windows.