My people
Abeg, I need strong opinions on my car

I bought this Hyundai Veloster 2013 mid last year, it runs fine when I bought it... All of a sudden, it started having issues.
First is clutch issue which is the major one till now
Then absorbers doesn't last 2 months
I know I travel some times but no be like make 4 absorbers con dey worn out same time.

Now, as the situation of the country is, I'm thinking of starting Bolt business as a driver and also join a cab company here in Osogbo to support my printing business but I need opinion on whether to sell the car as it is coz I don't have any more funds to spend on it and use the proceedings to get a Toyota Camry Big Daddy or Corolla 2004 (used) or lend some money to repair the faulty things on the current car I'm using.

I'm strongly considering selling it as it is for maybe 1.7 thereabout if I see a buyer for it but y'all can have more knowledge than I do about cars.
I'm open to suggestions please.

E shey ooo

Buy quality shocks. Cheaper ones last approximately 3 months.
Regarding the clutch, it can be fixed

dhamiylhola:
My people
Abeg, I need strong opinions on my car

I bought this Hyundai Veloster 2013 mid last year, it runs fine when I bought it... All of a sudden, it started having issues.
First is clutch issue which is the major one till now
Then absorbers doesn't last 2 months
I know I travel some times but no be like make 4 absorbers con dey worn out same time.

Now, as the situation of the country is, I'm thinking of starting Bolt business as a driver and also join a cab company here in Osogbo to support my printing business but I need opinion on whether to sell the car as it is coz I don't have any more funds to spend on it and use the proceedings to get a Toyota Camry Big Daddy or Corolla 2004 (used) or lend some money to repair the faulty things on the current car I'm using.

I'm strongly considering selling it as it is for maybe 1.7 thereabout if I see a buyer for it but y'all can have more knowledge than I do about cars.
I'm open to suggestions please.

E shey ooo

Buy OEM parts. It's always cheaper on the long run.

What you are going through right now is the definition of penny wise pound foolish.

clutch can be fixed (it's a normal thing), u really need to buy new oem absorber, lastly i don't that car will be suitable for bolt cause of the ground clearance and the way the doors are designed. if u really wonna do bolt u must sell the car