200k miles, Finally broken in!
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From: Los Angeles, CA
200k miles, Finally broken in!
Well the 'ol Accord finally passed the big # turn:
It is finally broken in
! Great car, still runs perfect... in fact it got 33.5 mpg on that tank. Here is where it's birthday happened:
Hondas live forever!
It is finally broken in
! Great car, still runs perfect... in fact it got 33.5 mpg on that tank. Here is where it's birthday happened:Hondas live forever!
^New car...2003 BMW 330ci
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From: Rochester, NY
Originally posted by FLAT_LINER
226,000 on my 97 still runs like new :thumbup: ...gotta love hondas
226,000 on my 97 still runs like new :thumbup: ...gotta love hondas
Do you realize how much you drive? Thats almost 40,000 miles a year...back to the topic...whats up with that "55" in between the 50 and 60, and why is the 55 there and not 45, 35, 65 or anything...? I'd say its because of speed limits but different states=different limits....
Black CD5 Sedan
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From: NC
Originally posted by Samson
hmm... whenever my accord made a turn over... i.e 160,000... all the numbers were misaligned/crooked...
hmm... whenever my accord made a turn over... i.e 160,000... all the numbers were misaligned/crooked...
Anyways nice seeing a 4g lasting that long and still running great...my 94 just rolled over 100k a month ago
lots and lots of fail
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From: Deeeeeeeeeeeeeeetroit
Originally posted by 03accordcoupe
Do you realize how much you drive? Thats almost 40,000 miles a year...
back to the topic...whats up with that "55" in between the 50 and 60, and why is the 55 there and not 45, 35, 65 or anything...? I'd say its because of speed limits but different states=different limits....
Do you realize how much you drive? Thats almost 40,000 miles a year...back to the topic...whats up with that "55" in between the 50 and 60, and why is the 55 there and not 45, 35, 65 or anything...? I'd say its because of speed limits but different states=different limits....
