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Subject: Can U Say Honda ?

Date: Tue 22/11/11 01:21:00 GMT

Name: Honda Man

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Not to poke fun at anyone with car trouble, But even as An American.....I cannot buy most of Amica's Shit!.... Just greed from corporate and workers....Honday is Jap by birth, but American made with Japanese guidelines.....I once owned an Olds from 1974 (NEW) after 2 years it began to cost me...I got rid of it and bought Toyota's, then Honda's and That is all I owned since THEN to date!!!!!!

My 1993 was bought new...kept it 13 years and sold it..Bouth 2005 and still have it....Just put 150,000

check up on it for $1200.00 but as the honda dealership said...Its good for

another 150 K or 200 K.....A CAR WELL MADE...MY 1993 HAD 150K WHEN I SOLD IT......

If your gonna spend money old boy...Buy a used Honda Civic or such..YOU Will NOT regret it...and over time you will save money on unwanted repairs !!!!!

Think HONDA.....

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OT: My car's transmission died. THIS REALLY SUCKS!

By Desert Hawk - Sun 20/11/11 07:35:28 GMT

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Last night the transmission on my 1995 oldsmobile Cutlass Ciera died. I was going down the road and all of a sudden with no warning it lost power and started slowing down while the engine revved like if you press the accelerator while in park or neutral. I pulled over, shifted to park and then back into drive, and it started moving at a maximum speed of 20 MPH and was making a horrible grinding noise. I made it home (about one mile away). It seems about 99% likely that the transmission is blown. A rebuilt transmission will cost around $2000 parts and labor. That is a lot of freaking money for me! I don't know if this piece of crap car is worth it. It might be time to send this car to the crusher. It only has 98,000 miles. A transmission should last longer than that. Buying another car would cost a lot more, though. I have already spent about $700 on repairs of other problems with this clunker this year. I can't afford a brand new car at my meager pay rate. My savings are almost depleted after paying $362.09 per month for COBRA health insurance to my old job for the past year. I have managed to stay out of debt all of my life until now, but that will probably end very soon. I have another car, a 1988 Chevrolet Celebrity with 173,000 miles. it has been quite reliable for the last 12 years, but a car with 23 years and 173,000 miles could drop dead any time. I need to have 2 cars, since pieces of junk are all I can afford. I NEED MORE MONEY!!!

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