My car has finally died

[CynthiaLover]

Just like the title states, my old 2002 Honda Civic LX finally kicked the bucket. I took it to a mechanic last week and just learned today that it's dead. I was informed a while ago that it was on it's last life and I managed to squeeze as much as I could out of it. But it has driven it's last run. So I'm without a car permanently until we can figure out a new strategy. Only my parents have a car now and I'm basically stuck. It was bound to happen sooner or later and a previous mechanic mentioned it was on its last life. Now it's official. It's gone. Not much I can do about it. It had a good, long life and it did so much for my family and me. But it appears it has breathed its last breath and my family and I need to work out a new plan for getting me around. Especially since I have medical tests and upcoming appointments to deal with. I don't know what else to do right now but I'll be spending time trying to figure out how to fix this issue.

 

[Unovia]

Just like the title states, my old 2002 Honda Civic LX finally kicked the bucket. I took it to a mechanic last week and just learned today that it's dead. I was informed a while ago that it was on it's last life and I managed to squeeze as much as I could out of it. But it has driven it's last run. So I'm without a car permanently until we can figure out a new strategy. Only my parents have a car now and I'm basically stuck. It was bound to happen sooner or later and a previous mechanic mentioned it was on its last life. Now it's official. It's gone. Not much I can do about it. It had a good, long life and it did so much for my family and me. But it appears it has breathed its last breath and my family and I need to work out a new plan for getting me around. Especially since I have medical tests and upcoming appointments to deal with. I don't know what else to do right now but I'll be spending time trying to figure out how to fix this issue.

Take your time, and let us know how things are moving forward. Felix's Law says, "Smile, tomorrow could be worse." It could have been a lot worse. You could have been on the road when it died. You could have been doing anything.

The universe has a plan, you just have to trust it.

 

[Die-Hard Dragon Devotee]

Just like the title states, my old 2002 Honda Civic LX finally kicked the bucket. I took it to a mechanic last week and just learned today that it's dead. I was informed a while ago that it was on it's last life and I managed to squeeze as much as I could out of it. But it has driven it's last run. So I'm without a car permanently until we can figure out a new strategy. Only my parents have a car now and I'm basically stuck. It was bound to happen sooner or later and a previous mechanic mentioned it was on its last life. Now it's official. It's gone. Not much I can do about it. It had a good, long life and it did so much for my family and me. But it appears it has breathed its last breath and my family and I need to work out a new plan for getting me around. Especially since I have medical tests and upcoming appointments to deal with. I don't know what else to do right now but I'll be spending time trying to figure out how to fix this issue.

Sorry to hear that. I hope you can figure something out.

 

[CynthiaLover]

I am sorry for posting in old thread but is there any chance to get a photo of that car? And what car do you have now?

My car has been sent to the scrap heap a long time ago. It's no longer with me. And I still don't have a new car to this day because of financial problems between me and my family. So I've been without any form of my own wheels for about a year now. I sometimes borrow my parents' car but that's very infrequent (I'm lucky to get it once for a few days every 2 months). Hope that explains things.