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Hello guys, I'm looking to buy a Honda Fit Aria GD8, and my concern is most of the car mileage is around 150k, since this is my first car and for the price will it be worth and will be there any problem with 150k mileage and should we expect any engine issues?, if anyone can call me and help personally appreciated much

I am looking for a car around 2.4Mn which will be my first car. I prefer sedans. I have zero knowledge on cars. So would you please help me to choose one from the below, Mazda Axela 2004 Honda Fit Aria(2004/2005) Honda civic ES1/ES5/ES8(2004) Toyota Vios(2004/2005) Mitsubishi Lancer GLX CS1/CS2/CS3(2007) I am really interested in Axela 2004. But some say that is not good on fuel. Please let me know the actual fuel consumption for Axela 2004 model. Does 2007 model is good on fuel?? And some say Honda Fit aria have some gear box issues. Does 2007 model of it has the same issue? I do not know about the Honda civic. Is it good on fuel?? I do not know the differences between ES1 ES5 ES8 as well. What should I go for if I choose to go for a Civic. I do not have a idea about lancer GLX as well. I heard Toyota Vios is a reliable car even though it is a basic model without any additional options. Would you please help me to choose the best car for me. Any other suggestions are always welcome.

I bought a Honda Fit Aria (2006) after discussing here, in November 2014. I'm having a little problem about the key. I only received one key from the seller. He only had only one. The key has remote lock and unlock. (Not auto lock unlock when in proximity) So, I wanted to have another spare key as it's risky to have only one. I went to a local key cutter and carved a key. it could lock/unlock all the doors, but it could not at least rotate inside the ignition key barrel. So, finally he asked whether the key is programmed or not. I'm too not sure on that. So, how can I find out if my key is programmed or not? if a duplicate key cannot be made like that, how can I get a duplicate key for my car??? Thanks very much. P.S.: Pl. refer the photo of the key.