I just got the vehicle a couple weeks ago after hydroplaning in my old Honda Accord and hitting guardrail. Since it would have cost more money to fix it up then actually getting a new car it just made sense to make the decision. It's a used vehicle and has about 60,000 miles on it which I thought was pretty good for a used car. We put snow tires on it since I moved up to Reno, NV and might have to be in the elements. It would have been nice to get a car with 4-wheel drive but I think that it will end up working out fine. The inside of it is in pretty good condition, no real stains or tears which is good so the car should last for a long time as long as I take care of it. Unfortunately I don't have a car port to park it under so it is definitely going to take a beating during the winter but ultimately I think it will prove to be a pretty good purchase. I have experience driving an old Toyota pickup truck that is stick so it will be nice to drive an automatic so that it won't be too difficult driving around the hilly terrain around this area. I don't know if I quite like it better then my Honda Accord yet but with a little time I could see myself enjoying it quite a bit.

My car is getting pretty old so I'm starting to not like it anymore and I want something new.