Parents took the Honda City to church and on the way back home the belt has some problems and was making weird noise. They had to pull on the side of the road and called AAM to check the car. I was sick on Sunday, and already told dad to use the Vios since it has not been driven for days already. Can't blame my parents for being used to the City, preferred the City and enjoyed the City more than the new one.
Then on that Sunday afternoon, she gave a sign that she's getting old already.
Then on that Sunday afternoon, she gave a sign that she's getting old already.
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A small car would save parking space. For the past 6 months whenever I drive out the City, its hard to park the car inside of the car porch or reverse out.
I bet a Kia Picanto or a Kelisa would do the trick, but mum not in favour of Malaysian cars, and dad and I doubt spare parts and service for Korean cars are cheap and reliable.
If not....a Mini Cooper? Maybe mum is too tall or too short for that cute lil' car, and maintaining it would burn a huge hole in dad's pocket.
Forget about Chevrolet Aveo.
If the City has to be sold, I'm gonna miss alot about this car.
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