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Nov 20, 2013 | 02:23 AM

#21

matmap

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Honda vs Toyota

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Originally Posted by HondaHolly

As a community of Honda lovers, in general, what do you think makes Honda better than Toyota? Or what do you think Toyota is doing better than Honda? It could be cosmetics, aesthetics, power, the engines, reliability, costs, maintenance costs, resale value... Anything.

My household owns one Civic, one Accord, and two Toyota Camry's. I've driven all of them at some point. Personally, I like the way Honda's look, sound, and ride. I don't know much about engines and all the specifications that go along with them, so I can't comment on that.

Also, my name starts with an H, so I like to think the H logo on my car was meant for me. ;] And the first two letters in my VIN are HG, which are my initials. It's destiny~

Same here

I agree with what you post. I am also a Honda lover

The look, the engines and its value.

Dec 13, 2013 | 10:23 PM

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paul59539

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HONDA is Well detailed exterior and purposely designed interior while TOYOTA hmmm nothing special about it.

Dec 26, 2013 | 02:03 AM

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ElsaCooper

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the very first post of the thread starts perfectly with the one hard bonded with the Honda and what the facts he is giving in support are no less interesting as well

Tevida

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Dec 27, 2013 | 07:59 AM

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HondaHolly

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Originally Posted by ElsaCooper

the very first post of the thread starts perfectly with the one hard bonded with the Honda and what the facts he is giving in support are no less interesting as well

Thanks... I think

Dec 28, 2013 | 09:17 PM

#25

MBrent

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I am disillusioned with Honda. My FA5 is a ****box all the way around. **** on Hondas, my next whip or project will be Toyota powered.

Jan 22, 2014 | 01:05 PM

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68GS

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I'm about to lease a 2013 Civic LX, and among others, also test drove a new Corolla. It took about 2 seconds in the seat of the Corolla to know it was getting scratched off my list of cars to check out. VERY cheap looking/feeling interior. Exterior/mpg's is what got it on my list with the Civic, Focus, Cruze, but I was very disappointed. This will be my first Honda, hoping for 3 years of 30/39 mpg and great reliability. Maybe I'll end up buying it out in 3, or turning it in for a new one again.

Jan 27, 2014 | 09:09 PM

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KimberlyDiaz

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I think Honda's are way ahead of Toyota's. I will also won't hesitate to say that, Toyota is also a dying breed. With now new car in its arsenal, i guess there is not much left for it in the market.

Jan 28, 2014 | 05:20 AM

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68GS

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3 days and 50 miles into my new '13 Civic LX, and no complaints here. Ride and comfort are what I'd expect from this car class and price range. Not sure I care for the Astrostart I had the dealer install, but it's better than no remote starter when it's -15 deg in the a.m. All in all, it's head and shoulders a better car than the Corolla I test drove.

I'll report on mpg on first fill, my driving is mixed, so I'm expecting low 30's combined in winter conditions.

Dec 26, 2016 | 09:34 AM

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semarang

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From: Jakarta

I have owned CR-V previously then Toyota Fortuner (Bought from local dealer in Jakarta Harga Mobil Toyota Avanza, Fortuner, Yaris, Rush, Alphard ). From my point of view, Honda cars comfort to drive whereas Toyota cars more economical cost in maintain and service.