New Accord Owner
#1
07-05-2006 | 05:40 PM
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New Accord Owner
There are two very good pieces of news---
First, I bought a 2005 Honda Accord, 4 door, 5 speed manual, sedan.
Second, the Nissan POS that suffered horribly from old car disease in a hundred different ways is sold and out of our lives.
I did a lot of homework for this car - I wouldn't say I'm **** but I am cautious with my salary. This car is and has been such a postive development and the fact that I haven't had millisecond of buyers remorse tells me that all is right.
We held our noses for about 8 years with a 1993 Nissan Pathfinder that wormed its way into our lives through a complicated family issue. A few years ago I went into a very resigned I'll-drive-it-till-it dies attitude - even though it shook our internal organs like it was on a timber road. I was getting a bit embarrassed with it since in Toronto, as in most cities, new and shiny is favoured over old and dull.
Great to have a smooth ride.
First, I bought a 2005 Honda Accord, 4 door, 5 speed manual, sedan.
Second, the Nissan POS that suffered horribly from old car disease in a hundred different ways is sold and out of our lives.
I did a lot of homework for this car - I wouldn't say I'm **** but I am cautious with my salary. This car is and has been such a postive development and the fact that I haven't had millisecond of buyers remorse tells me that all is right.
We held our noses for about 8 years with a 1993 Nissan Pathfinder that wormed its way into our lives through a complicated family issue. A few years ago I went into a very resigned I'll-drive-it-till-it dies attitude - even though it shook our internal organs like it was on a timber road. I was getting a bit embarrassed with it since in Toronto, as in most cities, new and shiny is favoured over old and dull.
Great to have a smooth ride.
#4
07-05-2006 | 07:57 PM
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Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 6,290
From: Montana
RE: New Accord Owner
Welcome to the forum! Gotta respect the drive it till it dies approach! As was stated take care of it well and it's going to take care of you! Any issues with it or questions about it read up in here or post a question and you'll get some great feedback! You just saved yourself a bundle on shop fee's by coming in!
#5
07-06-2006 | 02:26 AM
RE: New Accord Owner
Happy to have another new member in from Canada and Happy that your Happy to have your Honda Car..
Thank You for joining up and as MrNasty says we are all here to help all our members...
WheelbrokerAng [sm=americanasmiley.gif]
Thank You for joining up and as MrNasty says we are all here to help all our members...
WheelbrokerAng [sm=americanasmiley.gif]
#8
07-17-2006 | 02:49 PM
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RE: New Accord Owner
I have added a 1 1/4" hitch (for a bike rack) and bought some of the OEM roof racks (they work well). I am considering/saving for a bug deflector and new wheels and tires. The plastic factory wheel covers look pretty bland.
I am on this voyage of discovery with this new car and will probably thing of a few more upgrades over the next few months.
Any upgrade suggestions?
I am not into super big bling (chrome wheels are too far) - just want to get my brother in law drooling a bit (he is a great guy - he just has a new/shiny fixation and I want have a car he envies at least once).
Arni
I am on this voyage of discovery with this new car and will probably thing of a few more upgrades over the next few months.
Any upgrade suggestions?
I am not into super big bling (chrome wheels are too far) - just want to get my brother in law drooling a bit (he is a great guy - he just has a new/shiny fixation and I want have a car he envies at least once).
Arni
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