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It’s the beta II engine

I thought it was 138 hp

This is my kind of car. As long as it can get me to and from work without too much fuss.

My 2017 V6 Accord is at 300,000 miles and drives and looks like new. Only repair I ever needed was a speed sensor for the left-rear wheel. $120 parts and labor. Hope it lasts another 200k before I even consider a new car

My favorite pickup truck

I have had 2 different 09 elantras one had temp gauge 1 didn't, so they must have changed mid year. As for the car itself mine had 325000 km on it It's been really reliable, and fuel economyi sgreat B

A second gen Prius can be a fun experience. I was also surprised when I got mine. Most enjoyable vehicle I have ever owned.

Best cars ever made

We still drive two of these. 98 5speed and 99 auto, they work great for their age. Just had the 3speed auto in my 99

I've got an 89 with 76 k

bro did you put it in Sport mode

Just casually running the neighborhood stop sign at 10:19 😂

Excellent review and thank you for sharing your experience ❗️

Do you still have the cavalier

This GEN looks like a Jetta. I like the 10th Gen slightly better, but each is each own.

I do believe there were only 2000 black on black Reatta's made I could be wrong but check it out and see could be the first year you just don't see black Reattas

fix that squeak, it's so easy - wrap the rear window striker with gaffe tape, it'll be quiet as can be after that!

"Anyway on the bigger and better things" after the lack of a grab handle thing, which is a genuine point. Nice review, thank you.

hello bro how many liter fuel take for 100 km in the city thank you

These trucks are awesome!

Whyd you skip that Chevy Spark behind your trusty shit box as well as that other car I saw in your driveway?I could not tell what kind of car it was though

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I remember renting a fiesta...........it was quiet, light steering, quick..........if they could have designed a wet DCT, instead of dry DCT, probably would last much longer. Seems in 2016, they started making better DCTs for these cars

This is a Really nice walkthrough I like the s10 blazer and your presentation

In Costa Rica we have this car in 5 speed transmission wih automatic A/C and temperature gauge.

Can’t decide to get this or a 24 mustang gt 😅

How much

This is a great first car to drive, same as a same year civic.

Speaking of wheel covers i lost half of mine

HHR's are great little cars. I totally forgot your dad had one of those.

Did you get one for yourself yet?

There is a hatchback and this has gloss black rims on a si ?

I think 07 was the last year in this generation for a coolant gauge. But unless you're telling me it's something I will definitely need even if i do a good maintenance schedule i would have to say I've had a lot of vehicle's over the years with just a dummy light. You could always install one. Overall I think I'd rather have a 2004+ Impala LS 3800ii or HV flex 3500. But as far as it goes i wonder which one would actually be a better car overall for the duration? I think with the Impala one already knows what to expect from the engine transmission components provided an equally good maintenance schedule has been done/or is being performed. Financially I'd rather have the better overall mileage but I'm not a very good miser in the 3.4 mpg better mpg average regard. Comfort and quiet I'd rather have the Impala. Crash protection I'd rather have the 04-05 Impala or a..i think 09 up. 08 or 09 up. Insurance institute not the easier one. If every crash were head on and they're not the head on would be relevant. Side impact is a big deal. My body hurts too much to want to have to be tinkering with it much but on the other hand my body hurts too much for an uncomfortable seating position. High speed driving isn't an emphasis for me since I prefer the 2 lane roads rather than the 97 tractor trailers per mile interstate. Race car handling isn't the big deal either since neither are to start with. But whatever I'm in I'll have tested the limits so my reflexes are almost automatic if and when. There's more to maintenance than chasing after the oil and filter. Owner's manuals are to be read and believed. I would ignore any manual that tells me hydraulic fluid lasts a lifetime because we know very well it breaks down and creates varnish. If hydraulic fluid has never been serviced at 150,000 miles it might not be a good idea to do anything other than add some lubegard. It might, depending on how it's done. (Not all at once, and not flushed.) For every single person who's claimed they hadn't done anything to their car in 250,000 miles there's 6 more with a better memory. I've read some of these like the similar year Civics and Ford Focus have tire wear issues due to engineer's or their manufacturing accountants deciding rear camber didn't need to be adjusted. And someone figured out it did because tires are expensive and part of the overall cost of ownership.

Better than 35mpg on freeway. I get 40+ on the freeway. 43mpgs combined. I have 93 oct in my area and a hondata reflash

Thanks for the input looking forward to pick up my 2023 SI in four weeks also I do agree aftermarket part can make it fast and powerful able to run with GTI and WRX

My favorite rental vehicle. It’s so easy to drive I choose it when it’s available. Would be a bit worried about owning it because I’d wonder about long-term reliability.

I had a 2021 Nissan Rogue (lease) that I loved. The dash looked almost identical to this Pathfinder. Great cars!

Great review! Just subscribed. I had a 2013 Sonata. Loved it! Now I have a 2018 Sonata that I love also. Though I feel it is more boring than this style.

Hi, did you experience some oil dilituon or leaks ? thank you

nice reveiw no hp

I was debating between Si or hatchback Sports touring with manual. I ended up with hatchback top trim. The seats is not comfortable at all for me in Si, and it’s a sedan! Other downsides for me is dealer’s markup for 5000!!!!!!! I got manual hatchback top trim with 800 markup, no regrets. I love Si, but I ask myself, how many times do I throw it into corners every day? Do I race all the time? No, the hatchback has more than enough control for every day driving with all features I want and manual fun.

This si is starting to grow on me. I was actually going for a 9th or 10th gen but i honestly might get this one! Great video!👍

My car 2009 impreza has the missing temp gauge too. But it's still good to drive.

it like those no brand food items from the 80s that just say what it is remove the hyundai logos and just slap a sticker that says car

Honda could have at least put a coolant temp gage in cluster, instead of a hot and cold light.

The Mirage has a CVT and on top of that a 2 speed automatic planetary gear(box). So, if you will a low gearing and a high gearing. You start in low and the small hesitation you feel is when the planetary gearbox switches to high gear. At that moment the transmission computer tells the engine computer to take back some power to spare the dry clutch. The Mirage has (as all CVT's with a belt) dry clutches to engage reverse and in this case also high/low gear. The main "clutch" is a traditional torque converter. Not bad for such a cheap car! The CVT also has a cooler (Nissan uses the same CVT with no cooler and higher power input). The low torque and power of the engine in the Mirage combined with low weight and the extra cooler for the CVT makes this CVT far more reliable than in the Nissans where they are also used, provided you religiously change the CVT fluid on time and do not have a very spirited driving style. The Mirage engine also has a balancer rod that turns twice the speed of the crankshaft to limit vibrations. Only much more expensive cars have that (it is a Mitsubishi invention).

Great car. Have a 22 si but trading it in for a ss camaro.

Could you do a new family car start ups?

Saving up the 35k to buy the car in cash. Probably won’t get there by the end of this generation , but I am determined to buy the car without any nooses around my neck.

Nice review