LogFAQs > #892980159

So my younger brother just crashed his car last week (he's fine). Completely totaled, would cost more than the car itself to fix, so my parents just sold it for scrap.

I drive a 2007 Honda Fit. My older brother has a 2011 Hyundai Accent.

My older brother first got the 2007 Fit "brand" new (it had like 2-3k miles on it). He then got the Hyundai when he moved, so the Fit was passed down to me.

With the loss of my younger brother's car, he naturally needs a replacement. So my parents' thought process was, hey, Muffinz0rz has never actually gotten a chance to get a new car (unlike older brother), as all he's had are hand-me-downs, and he's been a model child (worst offenses are speeding tickets, gainfully employed, no longer a dependent on parents since graduation, renowned GameFAQs shitposter), so let's take the Fit for the younger brother and get him something new! (because I've treated the Fit with dignity and it's still running smooth as silk even at 95k miles).

The few suggestions they threw up were a brand new 2017 Fit, 2017 Hyndai Elantra, or potentially a new Civic or Accord (basically starting with brands we know work, given the success with the 2007 Fit and the 2011 Hyundai).

Thoughts? I'm thinking brand new Fit. I mean, why fix what ain't broke?
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