The 0ld guy now has a Fit, though. I had a slight accident in the recently purchased 06 Avalon and went to Germain Honda State Farm Appraisal for damage yesterday morning. The estimate was made and, as I backed out of the parking space on their lot, I saw a Kentucky blue car that looked to be a Toyota Prius C. I have had Toyota 07 Prius, 03 and 06 Avalon and 09 Camry Hybrid. I was taken in by the KY blue. I got out and looked it over and did not notice that it is a 16 Honda Fit, non-hybrid. The state of Ohio has, very unwisely, started taxing hybrid owners extra.
At 86, I had intended to glide in my driving and the Avalon is the best driving and riding car I have ever driven. I looked for a used or a lease on a Toyota Avalon and settled for a 2006 model from an individual in a newspaper ad, just a couple of months ago. After spending $1600 on brakes and seeing other problems down the road because the mechanic suggested the Avalon had damage from accidents front and back. I could see that I would have further expenses. Be careful, some owners don't always report accidents for Carfax.
I was informed while looking into the KY blue car to buy, that it is instead, a 16 Honda Fit. It is, however, non-keyless, economical, and a small station wagon. I drove it, showed it to my bride of 67 years, and bought it. Granddaughter Tobey once suggested that I buy a Fit when I was looking, but I liked the Toyotas so well, I did not. Stupid Ohio reps attacked hybrids, cars the Fed gave individuals bonuses to buy. The Fit is non-keyless, which I enjoy because Old Sammy can't get along with keyless cars. Please honk and wave if you see me in my KY Blue Honda Fit regaled in tasteful UK paraphernalia ...
I love KY blue! Go Cats! Being a KY Wildcat basketball traditionalist gained me a Kentucky blue Fit.
Sam Kegley
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