What do you think of a 1992 Honda Accord?
I'm thinking of getting one as my first car.
I just wish I had a car
Those things can last forever, although it's a very old car
1992 Honda Accords are very well built, reliable cars. You still really need to take into account that a 23 year old car could possibly need some extensive maintenance, depending on how well the previous owner(s) took care of the car.
If you don't know very much about cars, I suggest having an independent mechanic look over it before you buy it. It usually costs about $50, but it can save you a lot of money. If the owner won't let you do this, then don't buy it.
A 23 year old car is a bad investment especially of you don't know it's history.
It's a poor person piece of sh*t.
- What would you do if a lady around 30-37 told you that you were useless and would never amount to anything? She's a well dressed white lady with a brand new Honda SUV and she has a daughter that looks about 12 that is also well dressed and the girl is being rude and both are being very rude to the guy at the counter at Subway. Would it be wrong to curse out the old witch who tried to start a fight and cursed out the subway worker and you?
- Did you know that Philippines is so poor that if you own a car people will think you're rich? I live in the Philippines and I own a 2013 Honda Fit and I sometimes drive it when I go to the University, it's not even expensive. And my friends think I'm rich. Most people here only use underbone motorcycles for transportation, most families don't even own a car.
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- How much do you think my honda is worth? Its a 2000 honda civics ex the paint is chipping needs a new window on the drivers side and needs a new muffler. The title says salvage but I don't know why people make a big deal I've had the car for 3yrs never had a problem with it. It has 186,000 miles?