I've been a fan of NA motors and manual transmissions, and as we know, Honda makes the best of both.
Same. I have a record of buying a new Civic every 10 years, so I probably won't buy another one until 2022.
Wow impressive, I can't stay with a car more than 5 years I get bored with it, so I traded in or do a private sale...
Oh, I used to not be able to go more than a few years without wrecking or trading in my vehicle for something newer and shinier. I bought my first car in 2002 - a Civic EX sedan. I rolled it 2.5 times with less than 3000miles/4828kms going 100mph/161kph+. Then I bought a 1998 Integra LS coupe and traded it in for an Element LX in 2003. I soon learned that All-Wheel Drive did not mean 4-Wheel Drive when I wrecked it in the desert trying to leave the same way I went it. I traded that for some Dodge Dakota king cab. Hated it. I ended up selling it even though I still owed like $20000 on it from all the negative equity I kept on rolling into the next vehicle I bought. My CBR600 was my main mode of transportation (though I wrecked it but not to the point of totalling it) for about a year before I bought a 1991 Accord SE in 2005 or so. I wrecked it a year later and ended up buying one of the first Fits that hit my local dealership. Knock on wood I haven't wrecked it... yet. Then I bought my 2012 Civic Si in 2012. 10 years after I bought my first Civic. I'll pay it off in early 2016 then will buy a 2018 CBR1000 (15 years after my first big boy bike) and will hopefully have that paid off before 2022 when I buy another Civic. The end.
