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Joss Weatherby
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Registered: May 2008
Location: The Pacific Northwest, of course
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Buy a Honda and forget about it, plus the dealership here is a pretty good, they tend to not fuck you over as much and I have never had a problem with the work they have done there.
Also, regular maintenance is the key. If you go in every year and have them do the normal tune ups and checks and stuff like that you know the fee and it will keep things in top notch order.
Going "blah blah I don't want to think about it" is really irresponsible. You're car is a very complex piece of machinery, I know this sounds gay, but you need to really listen to it and make sure its sounding the same, driving the same, etc. Sometimes I turn off the radio and just drive in different situations and make sure that everything is feeling and sounding the same.
I have a 2003 Pilot (bought in 2002) it was my dads car, he put 110,000 miles on it before I got it in 2006 from him, I have put on another 30,000 miles. Regular check ups every year and it hums along nicely and has never had a major problem (besides a couple busted struts, but that was from me going over speed bumps in the parking garage too fast ).
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Jul-22-2009 17:03
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gehzumteufel
In your ass

Registered: Nov 2005
Location: so cal
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| quote: | Originally posted by OrZonE
Cars like this, always have forums dedicated to them. In this day and age if you have such tools - use them and become an educated consumer. If you know exactly what is wrong with your car, chances are you can find somebody else who has had that repair done and get a price quote from them. That was you have a ballpark figure and can estimate whether or not your getting ripped off .
As for the OP...wow, the dumbest thing you can do with a mechanic is just leave him with the car and say what you said. If your car is safe to operate drive to several of different shops. Mechanics are usually in clusters. Go to a couple, get opinions, quotes and bargain. Offer them cash. All of that being said, go to a mechanic you trust so that you don't have to deal with all that BS. |
Couldn't agree more. Well said.
| quote: | Originally posted by Moongoose
However, brakes are one of the things you really should be spending money on (the other is good tires) instead of looking to save a buck. My car (though well maintained) might not be the best car out there, but i always make sure that the brakes are soo good that the car stops on a dime, and that the tires match the brakes (no sense having good brakes if the car will skid because the tires dont have the grip). |
Agreed, however, the prices they are charging are still outrageous. You don't need to do a full caliper rebuild EVERY fucking time you bring it in for a brake job.
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Jul-22-2009 17:24
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