Bonjour la commu,
A mon tour de vous demander des conseils pour l'achat d'un véhicule. J'ai déjà vu pas mal de thread sur des recherches similaires mais ça ratissait assez large.
Dans mon cas, j'ai déjà un monospace en 1ere voiture. Et je souhaite acheter une seconde d'occasion avec une enveloppe de 7000e max.
Je cherche pas une citadine trop petite (ex: c1, aygo, twingo, etc.). Plutôt une compacte de même taille que des clio/megane ou 207/307.
Je n'ai pas de "marque" favorite. Je recherche un véhicule avec moins de 100k km au compteur, jugez fiable évidemment et de moins de 20ans. Je compte faire max 12'000km par an, généralement on est sur du 10'000. Principalement de la ville et de la national. Pour les gros voyage mon monospace est parfait.
En regardant le marché, corrigez moi si je me trompe. J'enlève déjà toutes les motorisations suivantes : - pureTech chez peugeot/citroen - THP 153 de chez citroen et DS - TCE de chez Renault S'il y en a d'autres je serais ravi de compléter cette blacklist :)
J'ai déjà vu pas mal de personne mentionnant la Honda civic. Mais à priori c'est hors de mes critères (budget ou kilométrage).
Mon 1er tour d'horizon sur leboncoin et lacentrale c'est : - Des fiat panda de 2015 - aucune idee de ce que ca vaut - Beaucoup de clio 3 phase I ou II. D'expérience je trouve ça pas mal. Mais pourquoi pas changer. - Des 2008 (sorte de break) - aucune idee de ce que ca vaut aussi. - Des dacia sandero. Je trouve ça horrible à conduire perso, mais bon si c'est fiable why not.
En gros il y a quand même pas mal de choix, d'où mon post pour avoir vos avis.
Je suis preneur de tout feedback ou conseils également sur le reste.
Merci et bon week-end !

I'm been in the market for a used cars around the 20-25k range but might stretch to 30 for something a bit bigger. I've narrowed it down to a 2017-2018 Honda Civic, or similar aged Camry, or a used 2022 Honda HRV. However, I've been told there are many similar options such as the Mazda 6, Cerato, etc. Reasons for the Honda's is cause my family has a CRV and the GPS has been pretty good whereas my experience in the Mazda's one was horid as for the others, I've got no experience and almost all the reddit posts about them just says to use Carplay or Android Auto, hence my post.
NOTE: this is more like a first car and just commuting car for myself and brother as we are still uni students.
Yes, I have considered a corolla, however for around 22-28k in most listings I don't see how its worth it considering its significantly smaller than a civic/camry.

I have a Honda civic 2018 hatchback Vti-L. I want to have an exhaust mod and with chatting with my mates and doing some research. I came to a conclusion to get the

2017-2021 Honda Civic Sport Borla Cat-Back Exhaust System S-Type Part

link: https://www.borla.com/products/honda-civic-sport-cat-back-exhaust-system-140739
However, it says sports in the title, is it still compatible with my car or I can't use it?.

Other day had a bearing decide to spin in my 2008 LGT :( Went to search for a new engine just to weigh rebuild vs trade in vs replacement. When searching, the car part site returned a jdm 2.0L engine even though I have a usdm 2.5L engine. Both are for legacy GT, both are 2008, it's just that one is 2.0L JDM. Now this engine is only $1.2k and it's 25 miles away with just 48k miles on the engine. That's less miles than any trade in would have and less money than a rebuild to replace the spent bearings. I guess I'm wondering if anyone knows the difference between these two engines and if it would be worth it to do this in the long run? What's the difference between these two engines when both are made for 2008 LGT just for different domestic markets?
I've tried looking online and though there is some results for a ej25 to ej20 swap, they're for different cars or years with engines from different cars or years, and the intricacies of various years and editions of ej engines when put in different model cars over various years makes this more complicated of a topic than I feel like I can just Google and comprehend quickly or fully. Since both are for 2008 LGT they should be relatively easy to swap, as compared to swapping maybe older EJs or EJs from different cars and especially compared to a full rebuild, right?

Why is it every time I look for calipers for my 06 Honda Civic Coup Ex
There’s no rear ones.
It’s always shoes. Why. Is my car stupid or is it that I have the worst gen 😭😭 help

Don’t hate on me because I don’t like Honda civics 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

Hey Reddit,
I own a 2013 Honda Civic LX and have been considering whether it’s worth investing money to mod it. I love my Civic, but I’m curious about what modifications I could make to really enhance its performance and appearance. What are some of the best mods you’d recommend for a 2013 Civic LX? Are there any common upgrades that would give me the best bang for my buck?
Additionally, I’ve been thinking about the possibility of trading up to a Civic Si. Has anyone here made a similar trade? How difficult would it be to find a good deal on a used Civic Si, and what should I look out for when considering this option?
Any advice or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

So I'm in kind of a tough spot right now, really can't do with a car and really need to find that car soon. I found this Civic from a private seller and from blue book, it looks like 9k is gonna be right in the middle for that specific car, which would be 8900. I'm not buying a car I haven't gotten inspected and he's getting that done for me, so the total cost works out (aside from taxes, which I expect to be about 600$. The car looks like great condition aside from some light wear on buttons, a couple very small marks on the hood, and some minor dry rot on the plastic around the passenger windows. Assuming I get clean results from the auto shop, I'm basically sold on this car, but I wanna get a couple other opinions before it's a completely done deal. So - good deal, or should I try to buy myself some time to find a better one?

I have a 2015 Honda civic. I haven’t driven in a month because it has been dying and I took it to a mechanic the beginning of May. It also days every 2-3 days. I have gotten a new battery twice, and the alternator is good. We tested it to see if anything else is draining it and nope nothing. Like no lights, car charger or radio. The key fobble works. The sensor for it in the car is not draining the battery. The mechanic did another test and found one of the fuse was draining it. I don’t remember the name but we replaced it and it’s still dying on me. Before it started dying I had it steamed cleaned. I just had the interior of the car cleaned and never under the hood where the engine is. I’m worried that the steam affected something in the car because it wasn’t dying before the cleaning. Please any advice or suggestions! I am also taking it back to the mechanic because we picked it up thinking he fixed it. He said he fixed it and then it died again Friday 5/17

Okay, so I will give all the background information first and then explain my issue, aka, the part where I need advice.
I am 22 years old, just graduated from college and about to start my first “adult job” in the next coming months (I will be a teacher!!). I live at home with my parents, reasons being: 1) I went to college 10 minutes away and it was cheaper than housing 2) my family is very isolated and we quite iterally are the only 3 people in our family, so I’m close with my parents because they are my only family, and 3) my parents have told me several times that I am welcome with live with them for as long as I need/want so that I can save money and all sorts. I am very grateful for them!!
I currently have a 2017 Civic which my parents bought for me brand new after I got my license. Again, I am extremely grateful and I LOVE my Civic. It has got me through nearly 7 years of school and life!!
My new job a city over which is about 30-45 minutes away and all interstate. I have not had problems with my Civic and I truly believe it will last me until I die. I know that. However, I am the type of person who likes new and so I do tend to gravitate towards things I don’t really need.
I have a lot of money saved up, and have decided that I would like to trade my car in for a newer Honda SUV model, (a car that might do better where I live for icy winters and snow) and pay for the rest (or most of the rest) in cash. I would also like to pay for the insurance and payments on my own— which my parents have very kindly always done for me. I would also like to mention that I have done a TON of research on this entire thing as it has been stewing in my brain for months.
My “reasoning”, or more so my way of justifying buying a car over moving out for those people I know will ask/be curious about, is because realistically, in my state with the salary and savings I have, moving out within the next year or even two isn’t reasonable, unfortunately. If I were to move out rather than buy the car per se, it would be about another 6-8 years before I could think about upgrading my vehicle which at that point will’ve dropped in value even more. I would also be basically living check to check, so all my money would be towards the house and things for me to live. I also think that considering I really have never truly ever paid for anything in my life, that a small car payment and car insurance would be a good way for me to develop some responsibility as an adult.
Long story short, which honestly doesn’t relate to the background info as much as I was thinking, I am wondering how I could APPROACH my parents about doing something like this? I want them to know how grateful I am and what I want to do. I’m pretty determined about my decision, but I really don’t want to hurt their feelings about trading in the car they bought me or make them think I’m being super irresponsible. Maybe I am. But, I don’t know, I’m young and dumb, so sometimes I think about life, how short it is and ultimately start feeling impulsive. I have never asked/talked to my parents about something like this or really anything “big”, to be honest. I’m not sure how to start the conversation without being disrespectful or causing them stress. Also, buying cars in my family is very normal as my dad does so every couple years, if that means anything to you— it did for my personal justification lol.
Also, I would like to respectfully say that I understand not everyone will agree with me or anything I have said, and I don’t expect people to. That’s why I didn’t give any specific details. I’m just here asking for advice on how to talk to my parents about a situation which is considered big in my 3 person family. Thank you for your help!

The original "The Fast and the Furious" released in 2001, contains a biblical subplot. This isn't as farfetched as it seems, considering that this film was re-written before its release by David Ayer, who is considered "...one of the five most prominent Christians in Hollywood." The original screenplay was written by Gary Scott Thompson. His vision for the film was for an all Italian cast racing through the streets of New York City. David Ayer, rendered some rewrites that made the film what has become these 20-something years later. One of his changes sets the film in Los Angeles instead of New York. Scripturally, angels are messengers and there surely is a message in this film, which is a re-telling of Revelation 13 using the analogy of cars and street racing.
To sum up the message of Revelation 13 is this: The Roman Catholic Church represented by "the sea beast" (Revelation 13:1) unites with America represented by "the earth beast" (Revelation 13:11) to issue the Mark of the Beast (Revelation 13:16-18). Scripture supplies the most in-depth literature known to man and this film has become a pop-culture gem because of it. Let's look at some of the symbolism.
Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) is an allegory of the Roman Catholic Church. The name Dominic is derived from the Latin Dominicus and is a name given to boys born on Sunday. It is the root word for "Domingo" which is Spanish for Sunday. Contrary to the 7th Day Sabbath of the 4th commandment (Exodus 20:8), Catholics instituted their own day of worship, which is Sunday. Priest Brady, in an address, reported in the Elizabeth, NJ ‘News’ on March 18, 1903, stated, "It is well to remind the Presbyterians, Baptists, Methodists, and all other Christians, that the Bible does not support them anywhere in their observance of Sunday. Sunday is an institution of the Roman Catholic Church, and those who observe the day observe a commandment of the Catholic Church." Their are many pontifical orders in the Catholic Church and one of them is the "Dom-inican" Order. Pope Pius V was of the Dominican Order and he instituted the Inquisition. The Dominican monks are known for brewing beer and in the movie, Dom is constantly advertising "Corona Beer." Dominic Toretto drives a 1993 Mazda RX-7 FD. At the core of this car is a turbocharged Wankel motor, driven by rotors instead of pistons. The rotors are Releaux triangles and were prominent features on gothic style Catholic Churches. The Releaux triangle is also the basic shape for the triquetra which a symbol for the Trinity. The Trinity is never mentioned in Scripture as a name for God which is important. The Trinity is a Catholic invention. The Roman Catholic Church is named as such because it absorbed practices and traditions from the Roman Empire. It was Constantine that issued the first Sunday Law; an attempt to make Sunday holy. They used to hold races in the Coliseum to honor the Roman trinity known as the Captoline Triad or the Archaic Triad. The name Trinity was coined by Tertullian, a staunch Romanist. This is why Dominic uses three Honda Civics to pull of the heists, because Trinitarians believe the Holy Spirit is another being form that sits on the Throne of God; three on the throne. In reality, there are only two being forms, the Father and the Son, on the throne, with their Spirit being inherently there. Dominic's RX-7 has a Veilside body kit. The "veil" (Hebrews 10:20) is symbolic of Jesus Christ and the pope believes that He is an additional incarnation of Christ. In the beginning of Fast X, Dominic is portrayed as a defender of the Vatican and St. Peters. Dominic Toretto is the Roman Catholic Church.
Brian Spilner [O'Conner] (Paul Walker) is an allegory of American Protestantism. The name Brian means "noble" and nobility is defined as having "high morals standards and ideals." Brian is also a police officer or a keeper of the law. America was established as a Protestant Christian nation with the intent of upholding the Law of God. Most Protestants today have forsaken the Sabbath command and uphold the Catholic Sunday. Brian is also on the "wine of Babylon" and is seen drinking and distributing alcohol throughout the film. Protestant denominations now also believe in the Trinity, significantly compromising the strength of the Protest. Is this reflected in Brian's ride? Yes. Brian drives a 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse. The Mitsubishi symbol is a trinity of diamonds or rhombuses. At the heart of the Eclipse is a PentaStar 4G63 built by Chrysler. Chrysler secured a $75 million war contract to aid in producing J. Robert Oppenheimers "Little Boy"; the atomic bomb dropped on, of all places, Japan. The codename for the first atomic bomb test was "Trinity", named for the Catholic triune god. The American symbolism for Brian's car doesn't stop there. The American rebadged version of the Mitsubishi Eclipse, is the Eagle Talon. There is also an abstract blue and white eagle on the side of Brian's car; the eagle being a prominent symbol for America. Brian's surname "O'Connor" is of Irish origin. Catholics have slandered the name of St. Patrick claiming that he used the shamrock to preach the Trinity, but in reality he was vehemently against, or protested, the Catholic doctrine or the Trinity. Revelation 13:11 says that America sprang up like a Lamb (a symbol of Jesus Christ) but began to speak as a dragon (a symbol for Satan.) This denotes compromise. Brian is seen sitting with Dominic many times drinking alcohol, a sure fire way to lower your inhibitions and compromise your integrity. Brian has illicit relations with Mia, Dominic's sister [who openly displays her devotion to the Catholic Church in the film], which seals his compromise. Brian then ends up lying to his superiors after sleeping with Dom's sister. Brian is an Apostate (Lawless) Protestant Church.
Brian loses his car to Dom in a street race, which transfers ownership of the American-powered Eclipse to Dominic. Eventually, America will be owned by the Roman Catholic Church and will "build an image to the beast" and issue the Mark of the Beast on their behalf. The Eclipse is destroyed. Is not America in such a a state of declension, that the calling of a moral leader seems like the only way to save this country? Remember, Pope Francis came to America in 2015 and addressed not only the nation from the White House, but also an active session of Congress. We are a constitutionally church and state separate nation. What was the Pope doing there? Dom and Brian start working on another car to replace the destroyed Eclipse; a 1994 Toyota Supra. Before 1990, there was no official symbol for Toyota. On October 2, 1989, the official logo was released. The symbol is a "T" comprised of a trinity of ellipses. The code name for a 1994-1998 Supra is the Mark IV(4). So the Toyota Supra contains as mark and a trinity.
So what is the Mark of the Beast? Sunday observance and worship enforced by law. Dominic's name associates him with Sunday and Brian, being a police officer, associates him with the law. When they united to build the Supra together, it symbolized a National Sunday Law aka The Mark of the Beast. Their union also is symbolic of the formation of church and state in America: the "image to the beast." By the way, all graphics for the cars in the film were supplied by "Modern Image." When this forms, we are in "Barney Rubble Trouble." We are a country built on ecclesiastical liberty, but when a Sunday Law is put into motion, those who accept the law, will lose their "Liberty of Conscience." No good. This is why when Pope Francis addressed an active session of Congress, where we pass laws, was not a good sign. In fact, Pope Francis chose a Fiat 500 to ride in when he came to America. The word "fiat" translates to "law." This was not a coincidence.
How does this movie end? After one final race, Dominic flips his car, receiving a "deadly wound" (Revelation 13:3). Dominic (the pope, the outlaw) is not captured and brought up on charges as he should. Instead, Brian (America, the law, the Image to the Beast) hands over the keys to the Supra, giving Dominic complete power and ownership. Scripture says that the Roman Catholic Church will come to an end and that God's true people need to "come out of her...lest ye be partakers of her plagues..."
The promotion of Sunday, the exaltation of the Trinity, the apocalyptic formation of the Image of the Beast (Church and State) and the fraudulent retelling of prophecy is all contained in a little movie about street racing released almost 23 years ago. The sequels, attractions, and merchandise have never ceased to roll off the assembly line. Sequels that point to Dominic as a Catholic Champion. Even in "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift", the first song to play is "Six Days" by DJ Shadow. [Refer to Exodus -11] This song puts Monday as the first day of the week making Sunday the Seventh Day, giving Sunday the appearance that it is the Sabbath of the Lord. Yes. The Fast and the Furious is arrayed against the Law of God. The sobering fact is, Revelation 13 is already being played out right in front of our eyes. This film, which could arguably be called "The Last Great Film Before 9/11", portrayed the various steps and phases that America, nay the world, was about to go through, with the audience unaware. Sadly, Paul Walker has passed, but the message lives on today, with the OG Fast and Furious still being the greatest effort in the series.
Thank you for your time and consideration. 🙏🏾🙏🏽
Please watch the video Swift to Mischief: A Prophetic Exposition of "The Fast and the Furious" for greater detail.

I’ve driven an 2005 Honda civic for the better part of my life and it’s not like I don’t KNOW how to drive a bigger van, I did pretty well on my road test but the thing I’m worried about is being comfortable in that van. Any tips I can use?

Im saving up for my finally new vehicle that I’ve always wanted since I was 15. Only thing is, I’m not too sure exactly which vehicle I want. I’m really in between a 2 door SI and the 4 door SI.
I would just like to see what is like a major difference between the 2020 model SI’s and 2021+ Model SI’s.