Proud ower of a 2002 ACCORD V6
03-23-2005, 08:43 PM
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Proud ower of a 2002 ACCORD V6
Just letting you guys know with the old ragged out I30's that i went back to the other more RELIABLE and smoother side and bought a 2002 Accord V6 coupe silver on black with 22k miles. Beautiful car, keepin it STOCK so it stays reliable and pleasurable to drive, and i sold the old I for 6800$ how you like that?
my new name is 02AccordVslick
my new name is 02AccordVslick
03-23-2005, 10:24 PM
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no comment
(hondas are like tampons every pus.. gotta have one
)
(hondas are like tampons every pus.. gotta have one
)
03-24-2005, 05:02 AM
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Too bad your so far south, I'd look forward to kicking your *** in my crusty 10-year old Nissan.
Oups, you're not cool, you're not popular, everybody and their grandma has a Honda, nobody cares, and quit being an @ss about your purchase. Go brag about your fat torque curve on Honda forums.
Oups, you're not cool, you're not popular, everybody and their grandma has a Honda, nobody cares, and quit being an @ss about your purchase. Go brag about your fat torque curve on Honda forums.
03-24-2005, 05:38 AM
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meh, no big deal. whatever floats his boat
03-24-2005, 06:12 AM
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I have to say, I own a 2000 Accord V6 coupe, and cant wait for the day I swap with my dad for his '01 I30.
The Accord was a problem almost from day one (literally!!!) I mean, a new tranny at 1500 miles!!!??? WTF is up with that. Then another new tranny at 39K miles. And Honda STILL hasnt corrected the tranny issues, they would rather just "move on" to the new gen Accord, and basically sweep the issues of the previous gen under the carpet.
Good luck with your Accord, you have to wonder why someone is getting rid of an "ultra reliable" car with 22K miles on it. My Neon was more reliable than my Accord (READ: never needed a new tranny).
-Chris
The Accord was a problem almost from day one (literally!!!) I mean, a new tranny at 1500 miles!!!??? WTF is up with that. Then another new tranny at 39K miles. And Honda STILL hasnt corrected the tranny issues, they would rather just "move on" to the new gen Accord, and basically sweep the issues of the previous gen under the carpet.
Good luck with your Accord, you have to wonder why someone is getting rid of an "ultra reliable" car with 22K miles on it. My Neon was more reliable than my Accord (READ: never needed a new tranny).
-Chris
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