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I have finally finished school ... finally after having been doing this shit for 8 years.

What were you studying? Was it part time?

Honduh Fit? something something 17K rawfish?

So the Suzuki has developed this crazy pull to the left and my stability control light is coming on intermittently as well. I have a few ideas of what I can do to try and fix it but barring that I am considering getting something new for commuting. I have finally finished school and got myself a full time job so there is some disposable income finally after having been doing this shit for 8 years.

I want something small and will buy new this time so I can just trade the Suzuki. Not interested in even trying to sell a fucking Suzuki used via Kijiji, fuck that shit. Its just me, not married, no kids. As per my title, slaying cougars never ends up in accidental baby making.

My list so far so I can compare prices etc:
Smart Car
Chevy Spark
Scion IQ (do they still make this?)
Nissan Micra
Kia Rio (not a fan of the new design tho...but whatevs)

No Mini's for me, they are not sub-compacts and I don't want two. My Mini isn't reliable enough to daily drive either (I do 230kms/day now) so that's not an option either.

Does it have to be new new? Buy something a year old and save all those fees, freight etc.

I like the look of the Nissan Micra. I think they are made in Japan as well? Worth a look. Maybe a HRV....only because it rides higher and you can see the further ahead.

dude get a Fit, yes maybe a bit pricier than others but solid little car, fun to drive (esp in stick) and handles great. i have a 2018 right now for a week.

Have you even ever recommended anything that isn't a Honda product lmaooo

$43k - $14k is still $29k a far cry from his list of < $20k cars --

BTW: If you aren't banking with RBC you should be!

Have you even ever recommended anything that isn't a Honda product lmaooo

i took this position because its a good job in the finance branch. It has already opened up a lot of doors for me. The sacrifice is the distance. I live in T.O and work in St. Cats. The morning drive isn't bad at all, its great in fact. 1.hr 10mins from my door to my desk. The drive home, well, thats a diff story. Its 2hrs. St. Cats is a dump, i'd never live there. Perhaps in like Grimsby, Lincoln, Hamilton but thats a long ways away. I wanted this job as a stepping stone, thats it. Hopefully I can move on back to T.O within the next 6-8 months as i've been here since June.

The issue with the Suzuki is two fold. First is this crazy pull out of nowhere. Did and alignment and its still bad. Its not even a pull, its more like a fucking tug! If I get go of the wheel even for a second it car just goes jetting to the left. Its difficult enough to do the kind of kms i'm doing and its even more difficult to literally fight the car the whole way too.
Second is my A/C isn't operating at 100% efficiency. On those really hot days, the a/c just can't keep up. The air is cold but not cold enough. An a/c repair alone could be big money. This is part of my reasoning for a new car. I do like the Suzuki still but being so far away from work, its difficult to have things done. I can't keep telling work "can't come in today, car troubles" it looks bad on me. For the last 10yrs i've been lucky enough to live and work close by. Even when I went to university, i'd park at YD and take the subway. Now i'm 100% reliant on my car so it needs to be in top shape 100% of the time.



yes, if I decide to replace the Suzuki it has to be for something new. First cuz I will just trade the suzuki. Selling it will be way too much work and effort because of what it is. Even if I list it for like $2k, i'll still have lowballers offering me rediclious prices. So fuck that.
2nd, I just want to buy new. I've never bought new and now is the time. If there's issues I can just drop at a dealer, get a loaner and be on my merry way. Joe blow mechanic generally isn't able to offer that service.

Have you even ever recommended anything that isn't a Honda product lmaooo

hey it just happens for the car class ppl asking for, it's the best in class model

Hybrid isn't any better on fuel with highway driving unless its a lot of stop and go.
Used is the only way to go with this kind of mileage one would take a huge hit on a new car when it comes to resale. What he really needs is a diesel.

230k km a day.



Look into a hybrid car. Gas consumption cost will kill you in the long run.

i took this position because its a good job in the finance branch. It has already opened up a lot of doors for me. The sacrifice is the distance. I live in T.O and work in St. Cats. The morning drive isn't bad at all, its great in fact. 1.hr 10mins from my door to my desk. The drive home, well, thats a diff story. Its 2hrs. St. Cats is a dump, i'd never live there. Perhaps in like Grimsby, Lincoln, Hamilton but thats a long ways away. I wanted this job as a stepping stone, thats it. Hopefully I can move on back to T.O within the next 6-8 months as i've been here since June.

The issue with the Suzuki is two fold. First is this crazy pull out of nowhere. Did and alignment and its still bad. Its not even a pull, its more like a fucking tug! If I get go of the wheel even for a second it car just goes jetting to the left. Its difficult enough to do the kind of kms i'm doing and its even more difficult to literally fight the car the whole way too.
Second is my A/C isn't operating at 100% efficiency. On those really hot days, the a/c just can't keep up. The air is cold but not cold enough. An a/c repair alone could be big money. This is part of my reasoning for a new car. I do like the Suzuki still but being so far away from work, its difficult to have things done. I can't keep telling work "can't come in today, car troubles" it looks bad on me. For the last 10yrs i've been lucky enough to live and work close by. Even when I went to university, i'd park at YD and take the subway. Now i'm 100% reliant on my car so it needs to be in top shape 100% of the time.



yes, if I decide to replace the Suzuki it has to be for something new. First cuz I will just trade the suzuki. Selling it will be way too much work and effort because of what it is. Even if I list it for like $2k, i'll still have lowballers offering me rediclious prices. So fuck that.
2nd, I just want to buy new. I've never bought new and now is the time. If there's issues I can just drop at a dealer, get a loaner and be on my merry way. Joe blow mechanic generally isn't able to offer that service.

I did not see OP posted less than $20,000 in his original post or thread title

My list so far so I can compare prices etc:
Smart Car
Chevy Spark
Scion IQ (do they still make this?)
Nissan Micra
Kia Rio (not a fan of the new design tho...but wharves)