I'm about to repair my vehicle when I notice it really needs

>>14691540
Where I grew up (farm country), people bought a new truck the moment their old truck needed new brakes or a muffler. They were in $1 million of debt on their combines and tractors, so what what's another $50K for a new truck? They didn't care, they were living off corn subsidies.

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>>14691555
Cool story, brethen

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>>14691555
But I don't live in a farm or need/use a truck, the car it's already paid and need:

Battery
Front struts
A/C motor blower is dying
Airbag light its on (probably the sensor)
Driver seat sounds like an old mattress
Motor ticking
it's on the second transmission

And I haven't checked that noise on the rear brakes which I replaced the bands and pistons 6 months ago

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>>14691555

This is why I can't stand it when i hear that "we support our farmers" bullshit"

They're all welfare queens looking for their next government handout so they can continue running their massive factory farms at a huge loss.

Also trips confirmed

>>14691540
I want to shop that image and fill it with war boys and change the text to /VALHALLA/

>>14691602
Honda Accord and Toyota Camry have been the best options for over 2 decades and still are. Nissan is especially shit now, everything has a fucking CVT. Don't get anything with a CVT.

>>14691602
>It's on the second transmission
What the fuck?
Either the car is a lemon or you are a retard. Unsure which, but I would understand a new car if they're dying that fast.
So what are you looking for OP? Something similar or different? How many doors do you need? Can you drive stick? Willing to learn?
without knowing more, I'll say what I would get. you can get a new Fiesta ST under warranty with some options for under 25k, and those are warrantied. Even cheaper, you can buy a CPO FiST and still have warranty.

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>>14691540
look at a Mazda 3, Ford Focus, or a Scion iA.
All with the manual transmission.
All decent, reliable, cheap, and fun to drive. Why? Because, underneath, they're all Mazdas

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>>14692353
Nissan's CVT automatic transmissions are NOTORIOUSLY unreliable. it's not a lemon thing. That's actually a common problem. Many Nissan dealer techs bitch they do a CVT replacement daily.

>>14692311
I have considered a camry but they really look boring and no matter where I lookI will see one. Hondas are very overpriced here though.

On the first transmission I changed the cvt fluid on a dealership at 30k like the manual said, then at 55k it went shit. The replacement didn't arrive until I had 63k so this one have less than 30k on it. I saw the ST but reliability and ford are word I can't see together.

Mazda is on the first option list and I just need 2 seats. The smaller the car the better.

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>>14692364
>tfw nissan

>>14692531
Ford being unreliable is a JDM meme
They know what they're doing with the ecoboost, and the FiST is a reliable car.
Anyways, it'll be eons ahead of your Sentra.
BUT
If you only need two seats get an MX-5.