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I bought one of these for 1000. Needs some work but gonna fix what is needed
This one looks very similar to the cl9 euro spec interior wise extirior similar. Tsx in the states. Nice car just wish i had the manual but for the price its a good car.
December 9, 2021. I just changed my battery on a 2012 Honda Civic at 55,700 miles.
My room mate has a 04 with 378k original engine and tranny. I've changed a few things but still runs great!!!!
Manual transmission is the best way to keep the car for a few decades. So easy and no hassle.
Hey Scotty what's your opinion on a 2002 dodge Durango 4.7 Magnum motor are they good SUVs?
I have a 1.8T VW with 110k, has never run low on oil between changes and I’ve always used the recommended 10k oil intervals, maybe I’m just lucky?
The power button will stop working on the radio and the new radio goes underneath in the pocket. I see them about every other month. And you might as well do the speakers because the new radio with more power will rip those back deck speakers that have been baking in the sun for years.
The only reason Hondas get bad rep is because of the people that abuse them to hell and don’t even bother with maintenance. The only thing O would say is that if you need to replace something use genuine Honda parts unless you can vouch for the quality of the replacement brand. Honda parts can be expensive but they do last. Generic brand parts often don’t last very long.
I have a 2004 2.4 Accord with a manual transmission. It has 350 000 km. No real issues while I have owned it. It has some rust since I live in Finland and sure it burns <0,5 litres of oil every 1000 km. I will try to reach 400 000 km.
My 2005 sc430 Lexus I bought last year has given me no problems apart from servicing and surface rust on the subframe, which I had treated. Here in the UK it rains and rains lol. However the steering does shake on certain roads despite having the wheels balanced and it passed its MOT (inspection) ok. The front end does have odd, cheap tyres so I wonder if that could be doing it?
Numbers don't lie! 4.72 WOO HOOOO!!!!