Whoa bro, relax. We get it, you dont like Mustangs.

You clearly have never owned an Audi.

I agree 100%, told another commenter that I love early 90s Hondas, They are what made me give them 4 chances to get right with my newer ones but could never replicate the quality and charm of the 90s.

Ive owned 4 Hondas, have a little more experience with them and you will see what I'm talking about.

All my beef is from personal experience. Ive had 4 Hondas, 2002 RSX Type-S, 2004 CR-V, 2008 Accord V6 and a 2009 Civic SI. and I learned to drive in a 98 Civic. They only car to not have problems was the CR-V, the others were piles of shit. Like I said to the other commenter, from about this generation on they…

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You have no experience with Hondas if you think I'm wrong. Please talk to a tech if you still think otherwise, they will laugh in your face.

You must not have driven many manuals. They are absolute crap.

Should of worded mine better. Older Hondas are tanks and I love them. From about this generation on is when they became steaming piles of horse shit.

So true about the glass transmissions, my friend had to replace hers twice. Even the TL's s are crap though. Another friend had the same blown transmissions issues on his. And my Civic Si had one of the worst manuals I've ever experienced. Basically Honda has no idea how to make a working/reliable transmission.

more like 7

meh

ST is a wayyy better value for the money. With equal options the WRX was going to cost me around $33k while my fully loaded ST cost me $24k.

The dark grey at the end is the diesel version.

Although Dodge doesn't have the nicest interior, your RSX interior is shit. Coming from someone who used to drive one. Also Honda fit and finish is crap.

You must live an incredibly boring life if you think this is madness.

Judging on those few tweets I don't want to follow either of you.

Consumer Reports is bad, and you should be ashamed for posting about it.

If there always buying and selling your most likely spending more then 3% of your income. If you have higher priorities then cars, then your not as enthusiastic as you think.

If you only want to put 3% of your income towards cars I wouldn't consider you an enthusiast.