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Old May 2, 2003 | 01:53 PM
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Originally posted by DJ Scotty
What makes you love it so much, just out of curiosity? And 75K doesnt sound like all that much mileage for a 95; my parents Mercedes E320, a 97 model, has 70,000-some odd miles and they drove it twice (I think) from New York to Las Vegas during their move out there...should I be concerned with my near-40,000 mile marker on my 99 coupe?
You have no idea how much research I had done before I bought my car. I went through every car magazine that I could find and test drove a bunch of cars. This is the car that I fell in love with.

Other than a few dings and a new muffler, she is in perfect condition. If I was selling her today, the new owner can probably drive her for another 5 years with no problem. I will post a few pics next week when I have my new wheels on!

My brother's '97 GSR has about 54k on it.

As for 40k on a Honda, come on! It's not broken in yet! :thumbup:
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Old May 2, 2003 | 02:00 PM
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Originally posted by BlackChrome
You have no idea how much research I had done before I bought my car. I went through every car magazine that I could find and test drove a bunch of cars. This is the car that I fell in love with.

Other than a few dings and a new muffler, she is in perfect condition. If I was selling her today, the new owner can probably drive her for another 5 years with no problem. I will post a few pics next week when I have my new wheels on!

My brother's '97 GSR has about 54k on it.

As for 40k on a Honda, come on! It's not broken in yet! :thumbup:
Well, while I sure can appreciate your passion for your ride, I dont understand why my 99 feels so...well...sloppy...I have heard this complaint from other owners of Accords that were made in Honda's Marysville, Ohio, USA plant...the car feels so shaky and loose and "disconnected" from the road; I just had the brakes checked and rotors resurfaced; at 39K, she feels like 149,000---really. Do you really believe the car isnt broken in at 40 grand on the clock----even on a US made Accord?
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Old May 2, 2003 | 05:38 PM
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Originally posted by DJ Scotty
and aside from the horrible vibration that four-banger gives off, the car seems pretty solid still.
I know exactly what ur talking about, mine vibrates pretty bad too
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Old May 2, 2003 | 07:10 PM
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I beat the shit out of my car and it's been involved in three accidents in the past 3/4 years. I have near 50k miles now and sure, it rattles a little in the back when the subs are on, but its holding up pretty damn well except for the tranny that i'm purposely trying to kill.

maybe you should abuse it more. you will appreciate the amount it can take without falling apart. and yes, youre supposed to floor it once in a while. it's a high-rev engine and sediments will grow over the lobes if you dont run the vtec once in a while.

i've had my share of fords in the past because this was the second non-american, non-german car we've bought and it's lasted over two years. most our cars last two years until we sell it for a new one.

i'm lovin' my accord. and i can almost bet anybody i take just as much care if not more than everybody else (the body at least).
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