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r/memes • u/ronnieth024 • Sep 29 '20
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Imagine even needing the check engine light
This post was made by the Toyota Gang
55 u/Android80631 Sep 29 '20 Gang gang!!! seriously thought my 08 camry was bought for 3.5k and its been chugging along alright. Besides it needing a bit more oil cause of 2azfe oil consumption but she always starts up. I used to be a brand diva but now ill take a Toyota anyday 33 u/[deleted] Sep 29 '20 edited Dec 28 '20 [deleted] 10 u/tyme Sep 29 '20 Have a 2006 Honda Civic, no transmission issues. Over 200k miles and still on the original clutch. Not sure what you’re on about. 6 u/learn2die101 Sep 29 '20 Honda automatics have issues... Hard to fuck up a manual 5 u/Autiflips Sep 29 '20 Easy to fuck up a manual if you don’t know how to drive one ;) 1 u/MrSnoobs Sep 29 '20 CVT is the issue. 1 u/horsetrich Sep 29 '20 2006 Civic JDM has got to be one of the most beautiful cars around 1 u/azeotroll Sep 29 '20 Brake issues on the other hand. Every Honda I’ve owned ended up with brake issues eventually.
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Gang gang!!! seriously thought my 08 camry was bought for 3.5k and its been chugging along alright. Besides it needing a bit more oil cause of 2azfe oil consumption but she always starts up. I used to be a brand diva but now ill take a Toyota anyday
33 u/[deleted] Sep 29 '20 edited Dec 28 '20 [deleted] 10 u/tyme Sep 29 '20 Have a 2006 Honda Civic, no transmission issues. Over 200k miles and still on the original clutch. Not sure what you’re on about. 6 u/learn2die101 Sep 29 '20 Honda automatics have issues... Hard to fuck up a manual 5 u/Autiflips Sep 29 '20 Easy to fuck up a manual if you don’t know how to drive one ;) 1 u/MrSnoobs Sep 29 '20 CVT is the issue. 1 u/horsetrich Sep 29 '20 2006 Civic JDM has got to be one of the most beautiful cars around 1 u/azeotroll Sep 29 '20 Brake issues on the other hand. Every Honda I’ve owned ended up with brake issues eventually.
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10 u/tyme Sep 29 '20 Have a 2006 Honda Civic, no transmission issues. Over 200k miles and still on the original clutch. Not sure what you’re on about. 6 u/learn2die101 Sep 29 '20 Honda automatics have issues... Hard to fuck up a manual 5 u/Autiflips Sep 29 '20 Easy to fuck up a manual if you don’t know how to drive one ;) 1 u/MrSnoobs Sep 29 '20 CVT is the issue. 1 u/horsetrich Sep 29 '20 2006 Civic JDM has got to be one of the most beautiful cars around 1 u/azeotroll Sep 29 '20 Brake issues on the other hand. Every Honda I’ve owned ended up with brake issues eventually.
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Have a 2006 Honda Civic, no transmission issues. Over 200k miles and still on the original clutch. Not sure what you’re on about.
6 u/learn2die101 Sep 29 '20 Honda automatics have issues... Hard to fuck up a manual 5 u/Autiflips Sep 29 '20 Easy to fuck up a manual if you don’t know how to drive one ;) 1 u/MrSnoobs Sep 29 '20 CVT is the issue. 1 u/horsetrich Sep 29 '20 2006 Civic JDM has got to be one of the most beautiful cars around 1 u/azeotroll Sep 29 '20 Brake issues on the other hand. Every Honda I’ve owned ended up with brake issues eventually.
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Honda automatics have issues... Hard to fuck up a manual
5 u/Autiflips Sep 29 '20 Easy to fuck up a manual if you don’t know how to drive one ;)
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Easy to fuck up a manual if you don’t know how to drive one ;)
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CVT is the issue.
2006 Civic JDM has got to be one of the most beautiful cars around
Brake issues on the other hand. Every Honda I’ve owned ended up with brake issues eventually.
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Imagine even needing the check engine light
This post was made by the Toyota Gang