Image 1 — Is this a bad deal? $8,500, 64k mi, no accidents, 2015
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Is this a bad deal? $8,500, 64k mi, no accidents, 2015

I’m looking to buy a car and this is pretty much the only EV I’ve considered. The issue is I don’t know much about EVs and neither do most people I know. I saw this car with pretty low miles for the price, and I’m pretty into it.

Like I said idk much about EVs, but from what I heard about this car the #1 big expensive repair is the main battery. And by the sound of it, if that happens, the car is essentially total loss for me. That being said, at miles this low, what are the risks of that happening? I’m just not sure if that’s a risk I’m willing take.

Other things to note about the history of this car:

-last owner owned for 2 years
-tires replaced in 2019
-cabin air filter replaced 2021
-front struts replaced in 2023
-engine mount replaced 2023
-transmission replaced 2024

Bonus Question: if I went to buy this car, what’s the cheapest way to get it inspected?

u/AidanAlphaBuilder — 5 days ago

Somewhat frightened by insanely tall sprout growing out of this succulent. I swear this wasn’t here a week ago.

I just got back from a family vacation the other day and I just noticed this insanely tall sprout growing out of one of my sisters succulents, and I’m not sure if it’s part of the plant but I don’t think it is. There’s a chance I just didn’t notice until now, but I definitely didn’t see this sprout on my desk that sits by the window last week. I’m not sure what the succulent is, my sister bought it and I doubt she knows either. I’ve just never seen it grow something like this, I’m very confused.

The pot looks like it has green spores or something else growing in it. Real bright green too. It’s so off putting I feel like I might need to throw it out. Very strange.

u/AidanAlphaBuilder — 2 months ago

I've seen pretty consistently across the internet that the 2015 version of the Honda fit is the worst version for reliability. It's not that it's bad for a car necessarily, but it just isn't as reliable compared to other Honda fits. Better reliability is a large part of why I'm looking into a Honda fit in the first place, so I hope it would be better than other cars.

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u/AidanAlphaBuilder — 4 months ago