2007 Accord Features?

Discussion in 'Accord' started by Herpster1966, Jun 26, 2006.

  1. Hmmmmm....I don't have those issues with my 94 Lexus, either.

    that's why I buy Toyota and Honda--so I don't have those issues, period.
    So far, so good. Never been stranded--and that's with 10 and 12 year
    old cars, too. As for time off work--my Honda shop is open until
    midnight, and so I have them do preventive maintenance after work.

    So tell us: with a leased car, you do no preventive maintenance? You
    don't take your car to the shop, EVER?

    psssst: I always look great in front of my friends no matter what. You
    can wear your $30,000 jewelry, but that won't make you look great.
    People may tell you it does, but those are shallow people who would tell
    you anything.

    Looking great ain't about the car.
     
    Elmo P. Shagnasty, Jul 1, 2006
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  2. Herpster1966

    Al437737 Guest

    Your very lucky to have a car that old with no repairs. Most cars need
    a starter, new tires, brakes, exhaust system, an alternater, battery
    and tune up at 5 years. Then at around 90k miles you have to do the
    timing belt...etc etc.
    Things can still go wrong and its still a hassle to deal with. My Honda
    shop closes at 5pm weekdays and at 12pm on saturday. I don't know any
    that close that late where I live.
    All I do is change the oil and filter every 4,000 miles and add fuel
    injector cleaner every 5000 miles or so. The dealer tells you about 15k
    mile tune ups and 30k tune ups, but I just change the oil and then turn
    it in at the end of 3 years. Most people only change the oil at most.
    The Honda places will tell you that all their customers do all the
    maintainance, but thats a bunch of bolony. If you were keeping the car
    maybe but not if your trading it in every 3 years.


    Well thats true, but I just like new and trendy up to date car, its
    just what I like.

    Al
     
    Al437737, Jul 1, 2006
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  3. Your very lucky to have a car that old with no repairs.[/QUOTE]

    I have repairs, but nothing that strands me. And it's not just one old
    car, but it's several. Hondas and Toyotas.

    I figure I pay about $1000/year in repairs, in addition to regular
    maintenance (which has to be done on any car, new or old, leased or
    owned). That's $83/month. The other $400/month that I'm not paying for
    a new car payment/lease payment is mine to do with whatever I please.
     
    Elmo P. Shagnasty, Jul 1, 2006
    #43
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