FordTechOne
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He is. Don't let him fool you.My mistake. But you seam to be arguing awful hard in that direction.
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He is. Don't let him fool you.My mistake. But you seam to be arguing awful hard in that direction.
He's right. I admit it. I like to put millions of stickers on my cars, throw on some lambo doors and put brembo caliper covers on my stock calipers. Don't forget about my 8in exhaust tip.He is. Don't let him fool you.
There was nothing at all wrong with my post. You are just a blind senseless hater and a complete ignoramus. I'm not saying the Accord is going to beat it in any kind of a race, but the Mustang is not a light car and with the big engine upfront it has always suffered from nose dive. The Accord just feels lighter and more nimble driving it around.Now I've heard it all...
You think a piece of garbage Honda Accord is more "nimble and balanced" than a mustang GT :lol:
Seriously, you need to lay off the drugs; your entire post is absolutely comical. And if you truly believe what you just wrote, then you are just plain sad :tsk:
Yes, we understand. You only care about finding the five fingered man.Who cares

Look again. The list for longest lasting cars:http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a28278/top-cars-to-make-it-over-200000-miles/
I found this kind of interesting. Road and Track put up a top ten list of vehicles to make it to 200K miles. Pretty interesting but not a single Honda on the list. It appears if you really want a long lasting car. Ford, Chevy and Toyota are the way to go.
Ford f150 6 percent.It's an F250. They have to build them to last as they are work trucks, just like big rigs are built to go a million miles. It's all relative. Also, several other vehicles there are Big (and expensive) HD SUV's that are used for long hauls & many highway miles. Again, Honda is not a player in that market. Not taking anything away from Ford. Heck, I drive a Mustang and an F150 and happy they build generally reliable vehicles. But that article only further supports that Honda makes quality vehicles. Again, ranked #2, 3 & 5 of the top cars which is their primary market.I was simply going by the percentages?Ford f150 6 percent.
Honda 2.7 or less on the three cars you listed.:shrug:
LOL, I thought the same thing. I thought the previous gen was slick and sharp looking. This new thing is hideous...they made it look more like a fatass crosstour...wtf...WTF did Honda do to the new Civic?
Huh, I wouldn't drive that if someone gave it to me. We all have different taste and yours is very different from mine.Was going through my photobucket pics and figured I'd share...my girls Accord next to my stang. Her car definitely looks like it costs more then $23k IMO. We both love it: