About a month ago I had a breakdown and bought a new car, a 2018 honda fit. I have had everything from engines to steering go out on other supposedly "reliable" ised vehicles, so I gave in, because we need something reliable/safe for my wife to commute ~500 miles/week in (separate issue)
1. For a week or so, at speeds less than 15mph, there is an obnoxious rattle noise from under the front of the car, sounds like a pop can on a string. As soon as you hit 15mph, it suddenly goes away entirely. I hadn't worried about it enough to do anything about it yet
2. Today, the car started making a racket from the front right wheel at low speed, i walked next to it and it's pretty obviously a dragging brake, makes noise when there is no pressure on the break pedal, and the wheel seemed warm.
3. Rear door leaks water
1 i wasn't too worried about, probably a piece of gravel stuck somewhere, i have a gravel driveway
3 is a common issue and I can fix it myself
2 royally pisses me off, is it normal to have issues like this with a new car?? I assume it will be taken care of under warranty, but is there anything i should ask for for my trouble with all these issues? 10 free oil changes? Free extended warranty? Lemon law the car and go buy a used 2014 fit?
I knew I was paying a premium for a new car, i was hoping I was paying for reliability
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