our plumbing is finally fixed, so that’s nice

  • Gormadt
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    41 year ago

    Costs was a big factor, including costs of insurance (a huge factor (the CRV is $35 to insure)) and costs of parts. Not to mention the costs (and availablily) of aftermarket stuff.

    Plus I have a few friends who have them as well and they’re very fun little SUVs

    • @[email protected]
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      51 year ago

      Oh I forgot about insurance. But here where I live there’s a different kind of it which is extremely cheap afaik so it’s not much of a factor. And yea all of that makes sense. I’m just not a fan of SUVs I guess

      • Gormadt
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        51 year ago

        I’m definitely not a fan of modern SUVs which are basically tanks (like seriously you should def check this tool out to compare car sizes)

        I was also looking at smaller pickups (like 1980s to 1999) but they’re so bloody expensive right now locally.

        I even looked at kei trucks (and almost bought one (they’re street legal in my state) but changed my mind when I double checked how it would affect my insurance cost and they told me they wouldn’t insure it, so I’d have to get a second insurance plan from another company and I didn’t want to go through that headache.

        • @[email protected]
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          41 year ago

          Bruh that insurance makes no sense. Hopefully it will die soon and finally allow people to buy cars they want

          • Gormadt
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            41 year ago

            Honestly yeah

            Basically they told me that because it was never originally sold (or an equivalent model) in the states they wouldn’t insure it

            It was pretty frustrating