Another Fit joins the forum :)
#1
Another Fit joins the forum :)
Hello everyone!
I recently purchased my 09 Fit Sport Manual with it's wonderful orange coat I read this forum a lot when making my decision on the car and I eventually bought it. I'll post a pic of it as soon as I have one
So yea, thought I'd say hi.
I recently purchased my 09 Fit Sport Manual with it's wonderful orange coat I read this forum a lot when making my decision on the car and I eventually bought it. I'll post a pic of it as soon as I have one
So yea, thought I'd say hi.
#5
Currently, not a whole lot because I happen to live in one of the most expencive places to insure a car in the world... And I'm not exactly of that "more mature" age yet (even though my speedometer probably couldn't tell :P)
Although browsing the forums here gives me some great ideas. But far down the road (many years from now) I will be gutting the engine and putting in electric because of my backround in robotics and electro-mechanical equipment. The light body with lots of room makes it a good candidate. But in the short term undecided.
Although browsing the forums here gives me some great ideas. But far down the road (many years from now) I will be gutting the engine and putting in electric because of my backround in robotics and electro-mechanical equipment. The light body with lots of room makes it a good candidate. But in the short term undecided.
#7
Currently, not a whole lot because I happen to live in one of the most expencive places to insure a car in the world... And I'm not exactly of that "more mature" age yet (even though my speedometer probably couldn't tell :P)
Although browsing the forums here gives me some great ideas. But far down the road (many years from now) I will be gutting the engine and putting in electric because of my backround in robotics and electro-mechanical equipment. The light body with lots of room makes it a good candidate. But in the short term undecided.
Although browsing the forums here gives me some great ideas. But far down the road (many years from now) I will be gutting the engine and putting in electric because of my backround in robotics and electro-mechanical equipment. The light body with lots of room makes it a good candidate. But in the short term undecided.
Sounds good but I am a "more mature" 54 year old and driving a modified Fit! Love it!LOL
#8
It is funny how people lacking maturity, like myself, are drawn to the Fit. In twelve days I'll be 61 but my speedometer readings and amount of money I've spent on what's under the hood would lead you to believe otherwise.
#10
Lol. Yea, the Fit is a blast to drive, but I was more refering to my younger age :P Markham, ON is a really high cost to insure in due to the number of accidents, plus I'm under 25, and male. It's almost as if I have everything working against me to give me the highest insurance rate you can possibly get XD After about a month of comparison quotes and back and forth stuff and not ever being a principal driver on an insurance before (I got my licence a little later then most), I've got my best quote being 5,600 a year >.>
So even though I really do want to go nuts with this car... I really can't afford a single ticket :P
So even though I really do want to go nuts with this car... I really can't afford a single ticket :P
#11
Be careful, I went almost 29 years of riding very fast motorcycles and being a wild man without getting a ticket until I got this Fit.... I see why people in Boston rely on their feet and public transportation with such high insurance rates...
#12
I can see that. That's why I got my licence later since I did just take transit. But I now work as an automation service tech so I need to drive to client sites and carry a fair number of parts. I needed a hatchback-type vehicle and the Fit was the only car that I enjoyed being in when I did my test-driving.
So, I bit the bullet, got the car financed and got my insurance. Paying $850 (insurance + payments) on a junior tech's salary still kinda stings though. I got some photos with my cell here from the snow, just need to upload them
So, I bit the bullet, got the car financed and got my insurance. Paying $850 (insurance + payments) on a junior tech's salary still kinda stings though. I got some photos with my cell here from the snow, just need to upload them
#13
I can see that. That's why I got my licence later since I did just take transit. But I now work as an automation service tech so I need to drive to client sites and carry a fair number of parts. I needed a hatchback-type vehicle and the Fit was the only car that I enjoyed being in when I did my test-driving.
So, I bit the bullet, got the car financed and got my insurance. Paying $850 (insurance + payments) on a junior tech's salary still kinda stings though. I got some photos with my cell here from the snow, just need to upload them
So, I bit the bullet, got the car financed and got my insurance. Paying $850 (insurance + payments) on a junior tech's salary still kinda stings though. I got some photos with my cell here from the snow, just need to upload them
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