College Student! Need money/car advice?

Okay so I saved up money and got my first car, a 97 Honda Civic for $900. I had it for about 4 months when I found out I needed a new crankshaft position sensor, timing belt, and water pump. I found a mechanic who gave me a great deal and fixed it for $750. About 2 weeks later, I was driving at night and HIT A DEER. Very traumatic experience, may I add. The hood is pretty banged up and I believe the radiator is busted. We haven't opened the hood yet to see if the frame is bent because the person who is supposed to check my Honda out has not come around yet. I have no money left to move forward. Luckily, a refund check from financial aid for school came in, it was $2,000. I used this money to get a new car in a rush. I'm stupid. I bought a 2003 PT cruiser. I took it to the mechanic, it needs a new waterpump, timing belt, and thermostat. The repairs will be over $1000. I have absolutely NO money left to my name and I'm trapped. No one is offering to buy the PT cruiser I posted on craigslist and I'm stuck with 2 broken cars and no money to fix either.

What could be causing my hesitation? 2012 Honda Civic?

I've been having acceleration issues in my Civic. When the blower motor is on (doesn't matter if A/C is on, it could just be the vent) my car hesitates and accelerates at a 'weak' pace. It's noticeably not as powerful. Along with this I've noticed sometimes my car shifts kind of harshly. It shifts between all gears but randomly I will feel a 'jerk' when letting off the gas and other times I feel my car struggling to shift a bit but if I press a bit harder on the gas, it finally shifts.

Both hesitation + shifting issues started together. I have no check engine light (never have), brand new OEM Denso spark plugs and ignition coils.

I have a collapsing front-right engine mount that I'm getting fixed that was causing a rough idle, but could this cause hesitation/shifting issues? Just like the acceleration issues, I've noticed the rough idle gets a lot worse when I turn on the blower motor and gets smoother when I turn it off.

Alternator was tested OK, but could this be a voltage regulator? Or a shift control solenoid?

Moving to Valdez, AK in Jan. What can I expect?

My husband and I will be moving to Valdez in Jan. He is in the Coast Guard. I have done some research, but would like some personal opinions. We just bought a newer Honda Civic (before we found out). Will we be able to get by with it? What can we do to prepare the car? Coming from California, how can I get used to the snow and weird times the sun is out?

What is the best All Season Tire for a 2013 Honda Civic Sedan LX, FWD?

What is the best All Season Tire for a 2013 Honda Civic Sedan LX, FWD? - 1

Added (1). I live in the North East, we have very hot summers and very cold snow filled winters, I'm looking for the best All Season Tires that are great in the summer and very safe in the winter, I want good tires that will last for years, price is not an issue, I want high quality, the best.

Cost of rebuiding a 91 honda civic 4 speed manual transmission?

I'm planning of rebuild the engine and I want every major component to be as reliable as possible.

My current 4 speed manual transmission is working flawlessly, sometime it is a bit difficult to get in reverse. But I think it is normal. My concern is if I have a rebuild engine and a new clutch, I would like a new/reman transmission to match reliability.

Option 1: reman 5 speed tranny, which would run about $700. It is a little too much for my budget. And what am i going to do with the old 4 speed tranny?

Option 2: Rebuild myself. Rebuild kit is about $200. Question is if I have time and what if I mess up? Is it easy to do? Anybody has done that? Looks like you will have to replace a few bearings, seals and sychronizers.

Option 3: Pay shop to rebuild it. Anybody knows how much it would cost?

Option 4: Leave the current transmission. Worry about it when it goes bad… I don't know if I like this option. I want get everyting done at one shot and I don't have to worry about it latter…

What's your opinion?

Which Honda Civic coupes have CVT transmissions? (06-09)?

I plan on buying a Honda Civic coupe between the years of 2006-2010 and I'm trying to figure out if any of those Honda civics have CVT transmissions. I test drove a 2013 Honda Civic coupe EX (automatic) and it felt as if I was driving a manual because you could feel the gears change, it sounded amazing and I loved it. So I'm wondering if any of those years have that same feeling.