u/ParsnipOk1540

Kia Niro reliablilty vs Gen 2 prius

I have been a die hard gen 2 prius girl since 2015, when they were new-ish. They are so reliable, I'm familiar with the common issues and almost every problem I've had with one, I've fixed myself (except replacing the hybrid batter). I am moving back to the US from abroad and thinking about a Hybrid Niro because I'm going to live in the car while doing law school! I wanted bigger space than a prius and something more reliable because the priuses I love are old and needing repairs on a regualr basis.

Most of the Hybrid Niros in my budget are 2017-2020 and have 100-120K miles. Would all consider these models, at these miles, to be reliable? How easy is working on the Niros yourself? I read that the 12v batterys are hard to access and change without going to a dealership

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u/ParsnipOk1540 — 2 days ago
▲ 2 r/LSAT

Anyone have any idea as to why this is? I'm American, but living currently living abroad. There seems to be only one international testing date for every 2 local dates. I took the test in April, but didn't get results back in time to register for June. Now i have to wait until September to try again. If I'm not happy with September's score, I'll have to wait until January to try again

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u/ParsnipOk1540 — 18 days ago