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Bought a 2008 Honda Civic LX in 2011 with 27k miles. It's always been reliable but after 8 years of low milage ownership it developed a crack in the block. Found a mechanic who treated engine with head gasket sealant (twice in 5 years) It's worked so far maybe because it's carport kept & only has 57k miles currently. Just now finding out about that crack problem but still runs, coolants leakes a tiny bit around a radiator hose clamp where they replaced the thermostat but not more than I can keep up with. Thought about getting a new Honda but based on all the issues, not likely. So just hanging on to my '08 until further notice

T1N sprinter in 2024?

We got a used car and didn't notice the front passenger side bumper was broken. Thank you so much for this easy step by step video instructions. Just did it and hopefully it will stay together 🤞

Volt by far is the best car

My son talked me into purchasing a used 2009 RAV4 Limited V6 4WD several years ago. My car now has little over 91,500 original miles lol. The car still feels brand new, placed KO2's snow tires on it for our Colorado weather and I must say I now feel safer driving on those snowy days.

That was a nice and hard way to do it😅😅

Should I buy a used one 2011 has 108,000 mileage for $9,500???

So glad I saw this vid. Gonna try replacing the main clip mounts if that does not work. Your way is my last resort. Awesome life hack!

2007 rav4 2.4 310,117 and still adding 4,000 miles a month doing door dash, Amazon flex and Asian cuisine delivery on a daily basis. She does eat about 1 quart of oil every oil change

how do you keep the top clean from dust that accumulates overnight as it dries?

Love it! Thank you!

Priceless information. Thank you.

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I purchased my certified 2017 Camry in 2019 paying cash. I have maintained my 2017 Camry keeping it nice and clean with normal maintenance service. My Camry runs and looks like a new Camry. During the Covid pandemic, the Toyota dealership were offering to purchase my 2017 Camry SE paying more money than I paid. Now Toyota is trying to get me to trade in my 2017 for a new 2024 Camry. I said no because my 2017 SE Camry is running like a new Camry without any car notes.😂

2007 camry V6 337,XXX miles. No issues, transmission is like new. Other than routine maintenance, best decision buying I've made.

Great info Thank you

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I still don’t know what the mpg is on a hybrid

My prius 3rd gen inverter/ converter malfunctioned/dead, what might be the possible cause of it?

My understanding of the 2 wheel drive feature is so the car can be towed with the rear wheels on the road. Ronn

Looking subaro used somewhere 2014 2022

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I recently had a 1/4 inch dia bolt lodged in a nearly new tire. Took it to the shop who sold me the tires. They elected to vulcanize the area from the inside instead of using a plug or patch saying the hole was too big. This procedure was much more detailed and time consuming but left me feeling much safer. I am not saying that your method is bad, just that it seems to depend on the size of the hole whether or not to use this kit.

This guy has the voice of Bob Ross!

what about 2012 honda odyssey

My 2020 Camry with that crappy 8 speed was the biggest pile of junk I've ever had. I used to joke the windshield wipers were the only thing that still worked right until they started acting up. A mechanic at the dealer told me they get lots of complaints about the 2018 and up Camry's but it probably won't leave me on the side of the road. Something you didn't mention was Toyota quietly replacing tens of thousands of the 4 cylinder engines because of bad castings in 2020. If it leaked oil through the casting it was replaced. Mine smelled like hot antifreeze so Toyota put block sealer in behind my back. It was up to the customer to find the problem. Newer Toyota's are throwaway pieces of junk. You can't rebuild any of the drive train because Toyota made it to minimal standards to save weight. Overheat the engine? New engine costing thousands. I paid extra to buy a Toyota because I still trusted their products back then. I went from a Toyota lover to a hater. Toyota wouldn't or couldn't fix that garbage car. Stick with a pre 2018 Camry. Those were bullet proof. Toyota quality has taken a serious dive recently. It started with the Camry in 2018.

Efficiency and reliability are the most wanted in a car

Thinking on buying a 2012 camry 227k miles is that still good for a camry ive never had a vehicle before this would be my first one i just want something reliable to get to work and back home everyday

This guy says the 4th gen is the best ua-cam.com/video/HSrP_-ahuCU/v-deo.html

I just got my first prius - 2017 prime. I love the way it looks, drives, ev range & gas mileage. To each his own, I guess.

8 speed to many gears

Thank you so much you just saved me hundreds of dollars. The auto repair shops are going to hate you though lol.

After reading some of the comments..."I've got 205,000 miles on my Subee. I love it and wouldn't drive anything else. Had to have the engine rebuilt twice due to bad head gaskets and warped heads, transmission replaced once...suspension few times, brakes every 6 months. I still don't trust the infotainment system which acts on its own at any time. Car feels noisy and underpowered...but I wouldn't drive anything else..." My 1976 Ford Pinto is laughing... so is my 1980 Yugo. Both have all the original parts.

Any vehicle will last a long time if you maintain it and don't drive it like a mad man. Also, even the best rated vehicles will get destroyed by irresponsible owners. Videos like this one are pointless...

Watch out for the second gen the BECM will go out be prepared to pay thousands .

I'm looking at a 2005 ES330 with 340k on it.. for 1500$.. Should i?

I wonder if those sorry dealership mechanics at Toyota Richardson included replacing the timing belt twice with less than 30K miles.

You saved me a bundle of money with your review of the 4th-gen Prius. I was considering "moving up" from my 2010 Prius (3rd-gen), but you showed me that I'm better off with the car I've got! (And as far as it goes with the 2010's piston-ring problems, I haven't experienced it and I'm just past 150,000 miles.) Granted, it's about as "exciting" as granola-and-soy-milk, but I'll testify with you that it GETS THE JOB DONE. And if I want an "exciting" rice, I'll take its "stablemate," my 2001 Corvette.

I have a 2013 Volt with 130k miles (100k of which I drove). Great car. I have a lifetime MPG of 110mpg. Since the car gets about 35mpg on gas, that means 75mpg is coming from wall charge. That means only 32% of the lifetime driving on this car has been propelled by the gas engine. So my gas engine only has 41k miles on it. The battery has not degraded at all because it has its own heating and cooling system. When you walk by the car on a hot day you can hear the chiller running. Great car!

CVT transmission are Total Junk, I hear. What about the Hydrogen Models? I think the v 6 had bad rings ( Massive Oil Useage) from the factory.

Funny 🤣

RAV4 came out in 1994

Im on my 6th subaru! Ty for the great info!

All yammering except at the end to tell us that Pepermint oil mixed with water in a spray bottle will do the trick. Could have said this in 1.5 min instead of 5min. I know it sounds mean but I literrally got tired of why rodents nest and where and what they bring in. Just tell me the fix and where to apply the spray and what to navigate around and be done.

all 3 junk , go transit

2nd generation seems a good option with 4-cylinder

I have a little vibration in my 2015... but for mine, you have to look for it, it's not otherwise a problem for me. Might help I'm in Florida so a/c is almost always on pushing up the RPM by about 100. If that's my biggest issue, I'll gladly take it!

4th gen: @10:02

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In Australia, it seems all the ravs after 2015 have the cvt instead of a standard gearbox. What are your thoughts on the cvt. I currently drive a 2011 rav4 2wd, and im in the market for a new car. This was a great video. Thank you 🇦🇺 ❤