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Hondas and Toyotas have the best quality cars. There are bound to be a few lemons in the millions that are sold.
On the other hand, my daughter saw the new charger in my driveway the other day and said how cool it was. I told her mine was cooler. Her reply......... Yeah, but it's like a cell phone, the novelty wears off after a year then you need a new one
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To the OP: Good luck with your TC...With a charger it'll be more fun than your R18...
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There's a reason the temp gauge is on the car. If it was anywhere above the middle of the range (excepting ambient 110 degree plus heat, which I doubt you're in right now), you should have IMMEDIATELY shut it off and had it TOWED to the dealer. By driving the car with the temp gauge at max, YOU CRACKED THE BLOCK. It gets really tiresome hearing people bellyache and saying " my (insert car brand here) exploded. These cars suck. (etc., etc.)", when it is the OWNER'S responsibility to check the car and its parameters BEFORE EVERY DRIVE. If something isn't right, it is YOUR responsibility to take appropriate action, and it's the dealer's responsibility to fix it, if it is still in the warranty period. It may have been a defect from the factory or some outside circumstance may have contributed, but THAT'S WHY THEY HAVE GAUGES ON CARS, to let you know ahead of time that something needs to be looked into. It sucks that your car overheated. It sucks even worse that the block cracked. I feel your pain. BUT..... YOUR CAR TRIED TO WARN YOU, YOU JUST DIDN'T PAY ANY ATTENTION. I certainly wouldn't blame Honda for this one. I bet you'll never ignore that temp gauge on any future car. ... end rant |
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