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Need new windshield wipers front/rear ... size and any recommendations would be appreciated. Summer/Winter conditions

No recalls on my VIN / 2018 Hatch Is this based on where car was manufactured or should I be expecting something in the mail soon?

I hate that I made the practical adult decision to buy a “reliable” car and drive it until it can’t drive anymore ... and every week I feel like another recall is waiting to be announced

So glad the first car I ever purchased/owned was a 2018 Honda .... you know, for its practicality and reliability Cant wait to dump this POS as soon as warranty expires. Such a joke.

for those who drive low miles, is it wise to change oil / perform maintenance every 6 months or so - or just go on with life and listen for the MM to pop up? i feel like I could probably go a full year without scheduled maintenance if I just followed mileage.

So glad I bought this cheap piece of shit for its reliability I’ll be looking to trade in for down payment on an actually nice car

I just paid $40 total for the recall updates and entire B1 maintenance Car definitely “warms up” a lot faster ... although it’s only been a day

Got a letter for the update/recall Perfect timing as I’m due B1 maintenance... I’ll report any noticeable differences

Yeah can’t believe those jerks, caring about the air and water we consume ...

More tech = more issues All I have is Bluetooth connectivity

Yeah; but at least you’d have this paperwork to back up warranty ... my only reason for going to the dealer this time around I do have a trusted local mechanic for oil/filters/tire rotation ... B seemed a little more complicated when I initially read the manual

So B maintenance isn’t all that complex? I remember seeing in the manual that the list of items to “check” was rather extensive, could be mistaken though. My dealership has a “B Maintenance” option to select right in their site for around $100

how much should b maintenance cost at a dealership? Can’t decide whether to go dealer or mechanic

You’ll be pretty shocked how much of a difference 2% vs .08% adds up over time.

My go-to is pointing out to my coworkers how much they waste on breakfast/Starbucks/lunch every day ... it’s always fun to see there face when I present the “You’re spending AT LEAST $6,000 a year ...” closing line. “I don’t have time to make coffee at home” ... but they magically have time to...

Glad to hear! Your previous post sounded less than rosey on the outlook

... wow.

there is a fine line to saving/investing, hence why in my initial post I included the "not eating cereal and spaghetti 7x a week without leaving the house in order to pay for a car" comment. Life is to be lived, for sure. It's actually the little things daily/weekly that add up to be...

1. Yes, I earn between 2-3% on my money. 2. No investment is guaranteed to outperform that loan over the duration of the loan (equity volatility, which most people think they have the stomach for until things drops 10+% ... look no further than December 2018) 3. If you're not talking about...

That 2-3% loan eats into investment returns, on top of the fact that taking out a loan on a more expensive depreciating asset (Type R) is not wiser than paying off a Hatch Sport. Cars are liabilities, not assets. I prefer owing nothing, paying 0 interest, and investing what I’d otherwise be...