Saying Goodbye to Everyone after two weeks of psuedo owning
Posted: Mon Jun 25, 2012 4:13 pm
Hello all,
This was a great experience for me to be a part of your forum, and I thank everyone for their input, advice, and online comraderie.
My two weeks of partial ownership of the Kizashi has ended bitter sweetly for me.
Let me explain. Two weeks and some change ago, I bought a used 2011 Kizashi Sport GTS CVT with NAV. I "bought" it on tuesday and was scheduled to come back after it was detailed and prepped on Firday for me to pick it up and drive away. When I got there on Firday the car was backed into a wall and had damage to the rear passenger door. It was also discovered that the bumper was scratched as well. I demanded it to be fixed and not discounted. They agreed to fix bumper and door. they gave me the car to drive around for a week and some change before the repairs were to begin. So I got a really nice extended test drive.
They took the car last wednesday and on Friday I went to get the Kiz. They only fixed half of the damage and said that because I got such a good deal on the car they would lose money if they did the bumper. Furious, I walked away and left the Kizzy behind.
I am glad I had the test drive. I wasn't a huge fan of the CVT, but it was growing on me quickly. I liked the car for its uniqueness and styling, as well as the bluetooth and NAV package. I just really liked how the car "felt", if that makes sense.
Over the weekend I bought a 2011 Honda CRZ. If you followed any of my posts you would see that MPG fuel economy was HUGE for me. The CRZ has all the bells and whistles of my former kizzy as well as it being a manual tranny which makes it quicker than the kizzy which I liked. I am enjoying the 40+ MPG I have been getting, as well as the uniqueness of the car. Not quite as rare as the kizzy, but I still like the looks I get.
I am fortunate to have had the test drive. It enabled me to find my priorites in the car. At first I thought that ride feel was the most important with fuel economy in second place. Turns out that the priorities for me were reversed.
Again,
Thanks to all for your help. When the KIzzy gets revamped in 2014 I may be back on the forums again chatting, until now I will just read all the posts about the kizzy. And sit on the sidelines.
A shout out to blackbelt, northernstar, and mnsls for their help as well. Good luck guys!
This was a great experience for me to be a part of your forum, and I thank everyone for their input, advice, and online comraderie.
My two weeks of partial ownership of the Kizashi has ended bitter sweetly for me.
Let me explain. Two weeks and some change ago, I bought a used 2011 Kizashi Sport GTS CVT with NAV. I "bought" it on tuesday and was scheduled to come back after it was detailed and prepped on Firday for me to pick it up and drive away. When I got there on Firday the car was backed into a wall and had damage to the rear passenger door. It was also discovered that the bumper was scratched as well. I demanded it to be fixed and not discounted. They agreed to fix bumper and door. they gave me the car to drive around for a week and some change before the repairs were to begin. So I got a really nice extended test drive.
They took the car last wednesday and on Friday I went to get the Kiz. They only fixed half of the damage and said that because I got such a good deal on the car they would lose money if they did the bumper. Furious, I walked away and left the Kizzy behind.
I am glad I had the test drive. I wasn't a huge fan of the CVT, but it was growing on me quickly. I liked the car for its uniqueness and styling, as well as the bluetooth and NAV package. I just really liked how the car "felt", if that makes sense.
Over the weekend I bought a 2011 Honda CRZ. If you followed any of my posts you would see that MPG fuel economy was HUGE for me. The CRZ has all the bells and whistles of my former kizzy as well as it being a manual tranny which makes it quicker than the kizzy which I liked. I am enjoying the 40+ MPG I have been getting, as well as the uniqueness of the car. Not quite as rare as the kizzy, but I still like the looks I get.
I am fortunate to have had the test drive. It enabled me to find my priorites in the car. At first I thought that ride feel was the most important with fuel economy in second place. Turns out that the priorities for me were reversed.
Again,
Thanks to all for your help. When the KIzzy gets revamped in 2014 I may be back on the forums again chatting, until now I will just read all the posts about the kizzy. And sit on the sidelines.
A shout out to blackbelt, northernstar, and mnsls for their help as well. Good luck guys!