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2013 Honda Odyssey LX - use it for hauling shopping lots of stuff

2025 Honda Civic Sport Touring Hybrid - Daily driver that gets over 45MPG in highway or city driving.

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2019 Honda Civic EX turbo sedan.

Ultima_Fury posted...

2019 Honda Civic EX turbo sedan.

Stay on top of maintenance, the head gasket or turbo blowing will hurt your wallet.

2011 Civic. Just chugging along. Will not buy a new vehicle until this one stops functioning. And hopefully it lasts me a few more years.

2018 Accord EX-L. Sometimes I wish i bought the 2.0 turbo but it has been a very reliable car.

2020 Accord Hybrid

I want to get like a mid 2010s Civic or Accord but they're so damn expensive

2020 Accord here. Dealer told me it's got a turbo engine in it; dunno if that's true, but it certainly has way more power than my old Civic did.

2014 Honda Fit REPRESENT!

I've owned a 2017 Honda Civic since late 2023 and it's been great so far.

2014 Honda CR-V here. I know a guy that drives a Honda Accord, too.

Alucard188 posted...

2014 Honda CR-V here. I know a guy that drives a Honda Accord, too.

No you don't.

as long as you're not driving an Altima you're ok

2013 Fit. About 150k miles, but all Ive had to do so far is replace a portion of the cat converter that rusted, and a new alternator just this past month. Unless it ever gets totaled or something my plan is to just keep driving it into the ground.

Have had it about 9 years and got it with only 13k miles.

In your opinion, what is the WORST car company?

Hell yeah! 2022 Honda Accord. I love the car for the most part. Although I'm unfortunately one of the "lucky" people that have a glitchy touch screen.

Not my video, but this is exactly what it does

https://youtu.be/HLEYihuDqUI?si=suNEdQ6bVXo_x3ya

Also forgot to add:

2020 Civic Type R.

Citrik posted...

Also forgot to add:

2020 Civic Type R.

Damn I'm jealous. The type R is sweet

Frosted_Midna posted...

In your opinion, what is the WORST car company?

Of mainstream companies, easily Stellantis. If you have to pick one of their brands as the worst, Dodge.

YellowSUV posted...

Of mainstream companies, easily Stellantis. If you have to pick one of their brands as the worst, Dodge.

Jeep is far far far worse than Dodge

Don't currently have one, but my first car was a Honda crv. 97 model iirc

I had a 2007 Honda accord that never failed me once. Just traded it in recently tho.

thronedfire2 posted...

as long as you're not driving an Altima you're ok

Someone make the Nissan topic

littlebro07 posted...

Jeep is far far far worse than Dodge

Maybe, I think its a close call.

Dodge has the Hornet, which may be the worst vehicle sold by a mainstream company currently in the US. It also has the Dodge Charger EV which is unwanted by most and overpriced. Finally, they have their 3rd and "best" vehicle, the Durango which is ranked among the worst in its class.

2020 Honda Civic Sport. A mix of rev hang, vague clutch, and clutch delay valve makes it a chore to shift smoothly.

2010 Civic SE baybee. Gonna drive it to 300k miles.

YellowSUV posted...

Of mainstream companies, easily Stellantis. If you have to pick one of their brands as the worst, Dodge.

littlebro07 posted...

Jeep is far far far worse than Dodge

The first car I ever bought was a used 199x Dodge Dynasty from my dads coworkers at the time. Paid $3500 for it and the transmission died out on a trip to Wisconsin Dells 6 months after I bought the damn thing.

Fuck Dodge.

thronedfire2 posted...

as long as you're not driving an Altima you're ok

?

misterbum posted...

The first car I ever bought was a used 199x Dodge Dynasty from my dads coworkers at the time. Paid $3500 for it and the transmission died out on a trip to Wisconsin Dells 6 months after I bought the damn thing.

Fuck Dodge.

Im biased, got a 2015 Dodge Dart new and it gave me 7 years and 95k miles with zero issues, I stupidly sold it cause I wanted money and worked remote and we didnt need the second car anymore lol

thenotoriouscat posted...

?

https://youtube.com/watch?v=wH2LkFlXGlw

2025 Honda CR-V

We also have a 2024 Acura RDX - thats just a luxury Honda.

Trumpo posted...

https://youtube.com/watch?v=wH2LkFlXGlw

https://www.reddit.com/r/Nissan/comments/1lw2y81/nissan_admits_killing_the_maxima_was_a_mistake/

thenotoriouscat posted...

https://www.reddit.com/r/Nissan/comments/1lw2y81/nissan_admits_killing_the_maxima_was_a_mistake/

Oh man. The older Maximas were so fucking nice.

First car I ever bought was a 1999 Nissan Maxima GLE with 230,000 miles on it. Original engine and transmission still ran like brand new. Ice cold air conditioning. Luxurious interior with a badass Bose sound system.

Paid $1250 for it in 2011. It got totaled by a red light runner in 2013 with almost 250k on it. Only thing I ever had to do besides oil changes was put new brakes on the front.

Best $1250 I ever spent

littlebro07 posted...

Im biased, got a 2015 Dodge Dart new and it gave me 7 years and 95k miles with zero issues, I stupidly sold it cause I wanted money and worked remote and we didnt need the second car anymore lol

Yeah, I hear ya. On that note I had another car with trans issues. Of all things, it was a 2002 Accord. I had assumed all Hondas were gold before then, but that experience proved me wrong. Apparently they had a few rough years there with transmissions around 60k miles.

It never completely died, but it would jerk around and roughly shift there for the longest time. I ended up getting hit by a drugged out driver and the car got totaled, which was the best possible thing that couldve happened. Didnt get hurt, so it was great luck.

Have had good luck with the Fits since then though, but learned to check carcomplaints.com to get a sense on if any particular years had any major issues.

Anyway, all that said I can get behind not all Dodges being bad.

Honda boiiiiiiiz

2022 Civic Sport
2024 CR-V Hybrid Sport L

Used to have a 2022 Civic Hatch Sport Touring
Would like a type R but too many cars rn

I once played Doom on my old 2018 CR-V screen. Just had to root it and install the Android port.

Yes, the touchscreen worked. Yes, you could attach a USB gamepad.

My first car was a 97 Honda Civic, then I got a 2011 Honda Accord, and now I have a 2020 Honda Civic. Love me some Honda

MagnusDJL posted...

I've owned a 2017 Honda Civic since late 2023 and it's been great so far.

Bro fist. I too have a 2017 Honda Civic. Love my car and reliable

2015 Honda Pilot SE

2021 Acura TLX A-Spec.

Still in the family.

2018 Accord. Prior car was a 2005 Accord. Topped 300k miles with it.

Still driving my 09 accord. When I do eventually upgrade it'll probably just be another Honda. How are the newer civics?

ninjaman44 posted...

Still driving my 09 accord. When I do eventually upgrade it'll probably just be another Honda. How are the newer civics?

Cars are more electronically complex but the 11th generation that's dominantly driven by my brother, ever since he was new to driving in '21, has been holding up solid.

My friend's 10th gen (~2016) is also doing good and she doesn't car too well.

Considering 11th gen wasn't an absolute platform overhaul, I'm expecting the same 10 years minimum despite the added complexities.

Black Honda Civic 2018, best car Ive ever driven

2008 Honda Civic I've owned since 2013 with about 146k miles now and still going strong. By far the best and favorite of the 3 vehicles I've owned. Plan to use it until I can't, then I'll probably look at a civic hybrid or something.

I was interested in the slate but Trump shenanigans are killing the EV credit at the end of the year

2009 Honda Civic Si
Stuff's starting to break on it - center console backlight went out (haven't decided to brave fixing this yet), cruise control switch died (fixed this one), and I went on a trip down south two weeks ago and I'm guessing the heat + humidity caused my roof liner adhesive to melt a bit so it's sagging in places, but that seems to be a bit of a project to fix as well, so we'll see. I want to keep it as long as I can.

Looking to replace my current car and checked out new Civic hybrid touring and an Accord hyrbid touring.

Unfortunately, the Civic is too small legroom wise so I didn't even test it out.

The Accord was very nice, especially the power train since it is essentially an EV with a gas generator below highway speeds. It is super smooth. Handling also seems good, although I didn't really have a chance to throw it around. The seat is also very comfortable. I didn't even drive the Camry since the seat is like a rock. The Accord cabin layout is very good and driver focused, it cares more about functionality than looking pretty. I'm glad Honda is still making a driver focused yet practical car. The ventilated seats seem like a gimmick but the A/C cooled the car down in a few minutes despite it being 90+ degrees out with black leather seats.

Do not like how it is missing really nice features other competitors have such as a 360 camera and electronic controlled folding mirrors. A 360 camera is really helpful with tight parking situations and folding mirrors would be nice so I could easily fit the car in my garage without being too careful. If they added these it basically would have no big disadvantage among its competitors besides no AWD (which doesn't really bother me since I've driven in snow with FWD cars all my life). I know Honda can easily add these since folding mirrors and a 360 camera are in other regions.