jonnyghost
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5-Year/Unlimited-Mile Corrosion Limited Warranty
lame
lame
warranty? it lasts so long that you don't even need a warranty
Thats not my point, my point is how manufacturer stands behind their products. If they trust that their product were damn good and will last forever, they are likely to offer better warranty to attract buyers. But nope, they KNEW their product has lost reliability quality and trying to figure out to fix that problem.
Hyundai, KIA offers better warranty than them? Why?
Tell you this, my ex supervisor got his Subaru burned down, want know what cause it? It was 3 years old Honda Civic parked next to his car that start fired and exploded. And with past recalls that Honda was embarrassed to begin with. They realize that their products are not as reliable as it is used to be, so too high risk to offer longer and better warranty. This is a little telltale hint when you see company cut down warranty program.
Older Honda, I would agree that they are very reliable, remember new team of engineers, new team of production operation, new executive team all can change the quality of company products. Like I said in other thread, brand and model means nothing, it is WHO built them that makes difference.
Acura NSX... my dream car...
Honda S2000. definitely a fun car but too tiny. both cars have excellent handling.
Chevy Astro has a lot of issues with the V6 engine and other issues. It's not really a reliable van as you would think of.
My Astro van still running.
Because you are tech. I believe you rebuild transmission then replaced 2nd transmission on your Astro. Correct?
Plus you live CA which less problem for you. Astro awful problem around here due rust.