My initial car was a 1994 used Honda Civic in charcoal gray.
I absolutely enjoyed that car, plus I had only one incident with it. While driving on an icy road, I made the critical mistake of hitting the brakes somewhat too hard as I was going around a corner. I slid off the road into a tiny ditch, even though I wasn’t actually hurt plus thankfully, nobody else was on that road that particular day. I was able to drive out of the ditch with no issues in the least! Anyway, I had the car for about 5 years before I had any setbacks with it. Once it began showing signs of decline, I knew I eventually had to sell it or trade it in. It had over 150,000 miles on it, plus it was actually over 10 years old. After I had some severe issues with the timing belt, I knew it was time to let it go, which I did. Now, I actually feel the same thing is happening to our Heating & Air Conditioning appliance. It’s an old unit plus it is showing signs of decline. For example, I observed that the air flow is not as powerful as it was before, plus it takes a long time to cool down our dwelling. The unit is almost 20 years old, plus that is around the expiration date that is set by the industry for Heating & Air Conditioning appliances. Typically, Heating & Air Conditioning appliances last between 15 plus 20 years depending on repair services. But before I jump to any final conclusion, I chose to arrange an appointment with our Heating & Air Conditioning appliance professional to see if this issue could be caused by something else altogether. If not, I might need to just accept that I need a modern Heating & Air Conditioning appliance.