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I'll take either one. I have been a loyal Honda customer for 10 plus years, and I'll have no issues owning a Toyota. I still want Honda and Toyota to make one model car together. Honda can do the engine, Toyota can do the transmission, and they both can do the body style and accessories etc...
Imagine if Toyota had a partnership with Honda instead of Subaru in the late 2000s so the FRS/86 They could have used Honda & yamaha Cylinder head technology and possibly made an even better K series. I can only imagine :(
You think that the Civic and Corolla have equivalent levels of interior/driving ergonomics? Gonna disagree if so, and that's a huge point for long term ownership. Honda transmissions are vastly superior, both CVT and Manual. Haven't driven a tq converter auto of either since the 90's, and auto's were all dog doo doo back then anyway.
I had a 2003 Corolla S and the battery blew up. The car still ran even with a blown battery. One of the most bullet proof cars out there in my opinion.
I’m a loyal Toyota lady, having owned many. I currently have a Corolla and I love it. Both my sons also drive Toyotas. If I didn’t have a thing for Toyotas, Honda would be my next choice. They are both good reliable vehicles.
@@peacebewu I’m currently driving a 2015 model and have been very happy with it. My son is not fond of its continuously variable transmission because it sounds “different,” but it has performed quite well and I like it’s smooth hum.
I bought a 2009 Corolla brand new, a model that Scotty reports being one of the worst models. To tell you the truth, I have now over 450k miles on it. I change the oil myself, and take good care of it. Now imagine if I had bought a good model LOL 😂
That's good to know as a new owner of an 09 with 87k. A lot of the issues it has are not exclusive to it, and being a redesign year it's going to have its quirks. Once the recalls and concerns are taken care of it should be plenty reliable especially if you have the 1.8L engine.
I got a used 09 Corolla for under $5,000 with 99k miles and the only thing I have replaced was the alternator. Have had it for four years now with zero problems afterwards. Great car……maybe mine was built on a Thursday 🤣
@@DoyouevenTruckerBro They say the VVTi cam gear actuator can make noise on cold start for a few seconds and the repair to fix it can be expensive, also the timing chain tensioner is prone to go out on these, also prone to oil leaks on the timing cover gasket. 2009 model is the worst of Gen 10, I was looking at one to buy here in Australia but all these things have put me off getting an 09, alternator and water pump are weak in them too. they are priced high on the used market here at $12,000 Australian for a low Mileage one with 92,000 kilometers
I have a 2006 Toyota Corolla. The ninth generation Corolla is absolutely insane reliability. I have 319,000 miles on mine and I've had no major repairs. Just change my original alternator. No work done on AC, no work done on transmission just a freaking tank. I am about To change my at least left CV joint that is original. Why can't every car be like this
@Sean Giampietro My 0 to 65k miles on 2016 Civic had 4 A/C compressors go out and 2 front computer screens replaced from pulling dash sooo many times 2 fix compressor! LEMON NO OTHER WAY 2 EXPLAIN MY SITUATION! My 2014 Toyota Avalon I bought with 100k miles 2 years ago now has 150kwith ZERO PROBLEMS!
The first car I bought was a 2005 Honda Civic LX, which I bought new. Lasted me for over 16 years and put almost 207,000 miles on it. Issues I had was a bad alternator and starter. Replaced my brakes twice. No problem with the AC. I probably could’ve driven it for another year or so but the head gasket went bad and the cost to fix it wasn’t with it. Before I got my Honda I was planning on getting a Toyota Corolla. In January 2021, I ended up buying a 2021 Toyota C-HR as I got a better deal than 2021 Honda C-RV. I will always have a soft spot for my Honda Civic. Both great car companies!
I bought my 2004 Corolla at 160k miles, and I'll admit, I've abused the hell out of that car. I've not always had the money needed to keep up with the repairs, and I finally start earning some decent money and it gave out on me. It just passed 250k miles and I'm needing to replace the engine due to rod knock. And the funny thing is that it's been so reliable the past five years I've owned it, even when I've not put in the time and effort into maintaining it, that I'm probably going to end up putting another engine in it. It's gotten me through several road trips and is surprisingly fun to drive. If I do end up doing the engine swap, I'm going to maintain it to see just how long I can keep it going, even if it means spending another 5+ years with this car!
@@jmfn6092 well, I did the engine swap. Got an engine from Japan with only 60k miles on it. The shop who did the swap did a good job replacing the engine, but a bad job making sure they didn't destroy any wiring when they did it. So now I have a perfectly running engine but electrical issues. The wiring to the speed sensor must've broken somehow, because I no longer have a working instrument cluster. Currently trying to find a shop that specializes in electrical where I live because all the swap shop did is replace the speed sensor and that didn't do anything to fix the issue.
@@Kevinleehiltonjr yes! It was the strangest thing that unfortunately took about 3 different mechanics to figure out. But for some reason, my automatic transmission would only fit a speed sensor for a manual transmission. The mechanic that figured it out tried one for an automatic and realized it didn't sit right, so he tried one for a manual and its been working ever since. No clue why it worked, but it did.
I’ve had about 5 corollas in my life and just bought my 6th one used it’s a 2007 at 160k miles. The fan is louder than other models I’ve owned but runs like a dream. Gotta love cars owned by seniors who just don’t drive anymore yet still changed their oil every 6 months lol
I ride a 2012 Civic LX riding 112,000 and only have a small rattle when the engine cold starts, not a car guy but that’s my only complaint. I think it’s a great car
Good overview of the history of Civics and Corollas. Surprised you didn't mention the infamous peeling clearcoat issue that the 8th gen Civics had. It got so bad Honda got hit with a class-action lawsuit.
Currently well pleased with the used 2018 Corolla XSE I purchase a year ago. 26K miles when I bought it. Now at 48K and going strong. Just a great car! Appreciate all your info and hard work Scotty!
I owned a 2005 Corolla Sport Manual. It was insane how reliable it was, especially compared to the American cars I grew up with. The Takata airbag recall was a major pain though. They notified me that because of the danger, no one should ride in the passenger seat until the replacement became available (15 Months later). In the meantime, I had to drive three kids to school and stuff them all in the back seat. At 6 am 🤨
Omg. Same. I took had to take mine to dealership for the airbag issue. Yep, my two teens sat in the back. Really reminded me how small the interior is lol . I'm still driving mine , 223k miles
Hey purchased used 93 Corolla no issues Later sold to my sister who had it for 23 years. Infrequent oil and trans fluid changes. Lot of rust . It finally blew up and went to salvage with little over 300,000 miles. It was a very forgiving vehicle.
We had a 2005 Corolla CE with over 267,000 on the odometer. Still running strong. No issues what so ever. Had to get rid of because subframe was rotting out due to us living in the rust belt. Would love another Corolla.
My first car was a 1991 CRX Si and ever since then I fell in love with Honda. In highschool, I fell in love with the EP3 Civic and now own one (2005 Blue). They are a fun zippy commuter car with a cool rally style shifter. Recaro seats are pretty neat as well.
I've got 2020 Corolla SE sedan... Loving it soo far... The physical 1st gear really helps with acceleration with combi of 169 HP engine... It gets really good gas milage as well... The best ever I got on my trip meter was 4.2l/100 km on a 200 km trip Overall it's a good combo of power and mileage...
My wife has a 2013 Corolla and is rock solid as far as mechanical. My only real gripe with it is the road noise even with a good set of tires designed to ride quieter. These type of cars are not designed to be performance cars so I don't see why they won't go ahead and put plenty of sound deadening in them. It's the only reason we won't take it on a road trip is because of the road noise. We take my F150 instead.
I was actually looking at getting the Acura ILX with the 6-speed manual transmission. I had driven the TLX on a test drive and they were unbelievably comfortable seats.
I’ve owned both & favor the Toyota hands down. My Toyota’s have never spent a day in the shop. My Hondas’s have very expensive repairs (transmissions, a/c, power steering pumps etc.) & the paint didn’t hold up. I will be a Toyota customer for the rest of my life.
I bought my first Toyota. After going through 2 Nissans, which everything broke down in BOTH of them at 180,00 miles (I mean transmission, engine, brakes, gears, wouldn't shift in reverse, everything) I vowed never to buy a Nissan again (to be fair I didn't maintain them). I went with Toyota. I feel peace now.
As always with Scotty, this is an excellent video with useful information. I especially like how Scotty is factual and impartial when comparing these two outstanding vehicles. Personally, I think Scotty's car videos are the best overall- complete with a little humor.
My first was 1987 Corolla FX. Then I have a 1990 corolla which I still own (256000 miles) and own also a 2017 corolla SE. Love my Toyotas. #1 all the way!!! 😄
Being a civic fan.. i had a 5th gen civic , several 6 gens , 8 th and 9 th gen civics. From coupe , hatch , sedan and estate version in uk.. all of them never missed a beat..
Former Volvo technician here. I've owned 3 Civics in my life & my fiancé has owned 2 Corollas. The difference in maintenance cost, dealership experience, long term durability of parts, and especially interior/driving ergonomics all dramatically favor the Honda Civic regardless of generation. Oh, and ride quality is dramatically better in the Civic's as well. I mean Toyota was still using torsion beam rear on Corollas in 2018! A dealership shouldn't be charging $1000 to "clean the valve & head" on an MPFI (not DI) system during a 60k service either, but Toyota does that too. Based on my own experience as an owner, and as a professional auto technician I'd recommend Honda Civic any time given equivalent engine setups, years of production, & option levels. This is not a commentary about the current Type R vs GR as those are highly niche cars. I am talking the primary sales trim levels.
Thank you for this insight! I’m looking to buy either a new civic or new Corolla for my wife. My ultimate goal is to make it last as close to 20 years as possible. You recommend the civic will hit that goal more likely rather than the Corolla?
I bought a 2000 Honda Civic LX brand new in May of 2000 and I'm still driving it. No Major issues and extremely reliable. I had to replace the radiator 3 times. All 3 times it leaked from plastic top of radiator
Because he’s not on vacation, he’s making videos on location, big difference. He Doesn’t work! His only Job is TH-cam and he makes money every video. You really think he’s trying to help anyone, lol, he’s lining his own pockets. Your only a like on a computer screen, wake up Morons.
@@spaceexplorer6636 he actually IS helping us more than you know.... which is WHY his pockets are lined, and they SHOULD be. This is what happens when you provide a good service or product. You can do it too! It’s not “just for Scotty.”
2013 civic si with 115k miles. Only thing that has been wrong with it was the MAF sensor went out. Other than that, great car. Getting 25 city, and 32-36 highway.
@@robs905 I guess. It's also a 2.4L which runs only on premium. I'm lucky I'm getting those numbers, especially since the MPG Honda rated the car for was 20-22.
My first car as a teenager was a Toyota Tercel, and the Corolla kind of reminds of that. It’s a sturdy, reliable car, but it seems like a young person’s first car. The Honda Civic has more edge and seems more stylish which is why I prefer it, even though the Corolla likely has the slight edge in reliability.
My wife really likes her new 2020 Civic sport sedan 2.0l 6speed manual 😎 She still has her 2005 civic special edition ex but wants to drive it only in the winter so her new car doesn't start to rust anywhere because Central Wis loves the Salt- Calcium chloride for melting Ice 🤔
A good oil undercoat will go a long way to protect from rust. I live in NH and use a product known as NHOU (New Hampshire Oil Undercoat). Like any other product, people will argue to no end which is best. I’ve used the clear formula on a new F-150 before it ever saw salt and treated every year. It gets sprayed inside the panels and frame as well as coating everything else underneath. Years later, the difference is clear when compared to similar models were were obviously never treated and exposed to winter salts. If it’s an older vehicle, it will still help, but not as much since any rust that has already started will continue to cause damage, but a thorough undercoat will slow it down considerably. The shop here is reputable and will do the inside/outside treatment for about $200 if you can’t do it yourself, but the cost compared with repairing the frame or body is much more. Once a year is typically all you need, usually the fall is a good time for that.
My dad swore by his 1985 Civic GL. Sedan. He bought it brand new when it was released and owned it for over 10 years until July 1995 when he hit a deer. He thought it was an amazing car to drive and was solid and reliable. It was the one car he wished he could have rebuilt and continued to drive.
I'm so glad that the same thing that makes Scotty rich and famous makes the world a better place. ❤️ Yesterday in a parking lot there were 4 cars parked next to each other with the same "window slant." All Honda's. America has voted!!
Just bought an 03 corolla le with only 78k miles on it about a month ago, getting close to 80k now from me and I'm LOVING the car so far! Can't believe how nice the interior is and how well the paint held up for it being 20 years old almost , Toyota has my sold now ! Bought the Corolla as a daily driver because of ur videos
My mother bought the '03 Corolla new with the modern 9th gen look, now only 80k miles. She got a good deal on a paint job and looks new again. Interior still looks new, never has had a problem, very solid car. Great gas mileage, great for somebody looking for an affordable dependable car.
I'm nervous of buying a used car that is that old and so few miles on it but sounds like you had no issues. I'm currently looking at a 16' Civic Coupe but was hesitant cuz it has less than 20k miles. I defiantly don't want to buy something with alot of miles but I also don't want a car thats been sitting for years. I wish I could afford a new one to avoid any issues.
I owned a 2005 Honda Civic LX for 12 years and it was a rock. Awesome on fuel, started in -30 C weather, and very easy for working on/learning to work on. The catalytic converter punctured around 330K and that's when it started to get pricey for repairs. If well maintained, those engines will keep going. I'd buy another in a heartbeat. It's too bad they were never offered in a hatchback form for the 2001-2005 years.
@@MultiLittlegamer yeah, they definitely made them, I've seen them all over the used market in the US (near Chicago). Not sure where the other guy is from
I own a 2005 Civic Si Blue. The Si was only hatch for those years and wasn't very popular. They were made in the UK. Love it to death..It's snappy, lots of room, and pretty solid gas milage.
I had a 2001 Civic bought used to drive 140 mile round trip to work daily. It was a rare base model. No A/C and a stick shift. It didn't give any trouble and got 44 MPG if keeping the speed under 70. Rode like a wagon though. Beat me to death and wasn't very stable on the road over 80. It did get awesome gas mileage though and didn't break down.
Honorable mention for the 2001-2006 civic, not the auto but the 5 speed models. Thing is a tank. Had it for 16 years and the most damage at the shop I've done have been a new alternator around 100k and a new radiator at 200k. 226k now and going strong.
Incredible video, going to be getting my first car and am looking Pre owned so this helped narrow down the years I want to focus on. Thank you so much!
@@fernandorangel4679 yes for sure is a great car the engine is very good also and the cvt tranny is also good on that model. Maybe since they fix your a/c you will not have any problems
The best looking Corolla's I think were the Gen 4, 5 GTS and 6. The 3rd Gen civic wasn't too shabby either. Still, for all their dependability, driveability, bringing reliable motoring to the masses, which are good things, more recent models are such dull things to look at.
I think the 10th gen Honda Civic is a beautiful looking car. I had a 2018 Si, then moved on to another one in 2020 to avoid the condenser issue and picked up a volume knob. I don’t like the front end on the 11th gen civic, so I think I’m keeping the 2020 for awhile.
I agree 100%. I have a 2019 EX Coupe I was leasing. I ended up buying it before the end of the lease when I found out they were not going to make the coupe anymore. I've owned 5 BMW's and a Lexus. All new. No doubt the Honda is the best value. Great driving and smooth motor.
Dad owns a 2006 Toyota Corolla back when it first came out. It’s a manual and he never had to change the clutch and much haha. Barely burns oil and runs great today at 300k+ miles!
I would go for the Honda civic. I drive the 2006 Honda civic 1.8 FD automatic 5 speed. Almost 300,000 KM on it. And it hasn't been any problems with it.
Sportier and zippier is only better when that’s actually necessary. If you live in the city and only go to work and home with occasional store trips, then it’s not even worth it. I would rather have a work vehicle like the Corolla I do have (2019) and save up for a sporty weekend car
@@Bearsbeets.battlestargalactica You can make the civic into a less sportier and zippier car like your 2019 corolla by riding in Eco mode aka snail mode . On the weekends just shift it into sport mode and take off traction control and you get sportier and zippier. Then you can have 1 car to meet both your needs.
I just bought a new 2022 Civic Sport last Wednesday. Really love the car and the mpg. I had no idea it was a CVT transmission, I thought it was a smooth shift, realized Honda's CVT is just that good. This civic generation will probably be one of the best. The interior is also beautiful looking. Love my Civic.
Here in Central Ohio were all about Honda. I and my family have owned a lot of cars over the years but well more than half of them were Hondas. They really can't be beat.
I have always wanted a Honda but for one reason or another I spent a decade and a half with an average French Renault Clio. Recently bought a DC5 Type-R and it's immense. I can't wait to buy my next Honda. It will either be an S2000 or the FK8 Civic Type-R.
idk about you guys but, i have had two 8th gen civics in the past year and love them. i had a sedan ex with 313k miles and it kept going strong. i eventually bought a sedan si with 243k and i love it
Trust me you want the Turbo home skillet. These things r slow asf without them, I test drove a EX 2018 and it was a dog compared to my 16 Touring, Much less power, Might be more reliable but less fun to drive
@@user-sx7hf3kr4z I hear ya. I wouldn't have that problem cause I'll be driving the Si, but yeah it depends on your age/purpose of getting the car. An older person would want reliability and some dont even gaf, end up getting an LX trim cause it's cheap. Personally, I'd get a "sport" in an auto/manual if I can't afford an Si. Canada has the sunroof option with red cluster set up as an "EX" trim, so that's something to consider if $$ isn't a problem
Excellent video, short but with lot of great content. I ask myself, how Scotty can still make quality video on vacation time? Well, he love his job, that’s why he’s the best.
I'm considering trading my 2016 Honda Civic due to uncomfortable, low sitting seats and steering wheel sticking issue. After a little research, I see the sticking steering wheel is a common complaint in the 2016 models.
I had a 06 Corolla that I loved.. till someone totaled me at 60 mph while I was sitting to make a turn. That car was amazing. I now have a 2011. Its better than an ok car..but loved my 06. Im still a Toyota fan. My next one will be either another Corolla or possibly a Tacoma, if I go with a truck. My friends and I are split on Hondas and Toyotas.
Beverly Sassone If you are open to a little advice, the Tacoma's are fine trucks but get a long bed I've had both and no four It's a long bed and a '07 with a short bed and rod quality in the long bed made a difference, of course on a good road they all ride good and on a bad road they all ride bad but the long beds make a difference I wish I had kept my '04 a long bed.
I had a 2008 Honda civic ex. Loved it. I never got stuck in the snow or had trouble in storms while other cars were stuck and stranded. No costly issues. I had her until 251000, I'm willing to bet she'd have gone to 300,000+ if it wasn't for a truck merging into it. Rip
The same thing happened to me with an '09 Civic, 211,000 miles and a semi merged into my rear quarter panel. Was running like a top, 37 mpg and consumed no oil.
I drove a 2004 Corolla LE for 16 years. Only a few minor issues, but a solid vehicle nonetheless. It has around 163k miles and still going strong as far as I know. I sold it to my girlfriend's son just a couple weeks ago and upgraded to a 2022 LE. Surprisingly, the new one seems to have less pickup than my old one, which is my only real complaint so far.
After seeing the 11th gen CIvic reveal, I'm so glad I have the 10th gen. I don't like the redesign at all. Outside looks like an older Accord, inside just looks absurd with the honeycomb dash and joysticks coming out from it.
Same I literally work at TMMK, and I would choose a Honda Civic Hatchback over a Corolla any day. Only because of Style and the feel of driving the vehicle. I believe the Honda civic hatchback is nicer to drive than the Corolla. I'm in the market for 2019 or a 2020 Honda Civic Hatchback Sport Touring
I test drove both the civic and corolla and went with the 2020 toyota corolla le best car I've ever owned I just turned 57 so I plan on driving the corolla into my retirement I have a 04 mercury grand marquis I will start driving 2 days a week to keep some miles off my corolla
Proud 4th owner of a '06 Civic, with some issues that i've dealt with, only thing left is AC needing fixing, but still love it! It's my first car, but I wouldn't say no to owning a Toyota at some point :) overall I really like these 2 brands, they are very reliable. Also side note for Scotty-- the mice chewing on the cables was adorable hehe.
My daughter’s first car that she bought on her own was a 2020 Honda Civic. Even though it is still under warranty, she has not had 1 problem to date with it. They are reliable and I feel safe with her driving it.
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@@josephfitzgeraldnsw5794 Thats a Mazda.
Honda Civic Type R
I have an EG hatch with a N/A K20 so I'm bias. Great little urban gocart.
I think this is the most calm I’ve ever heard Scotty.
Yes I really like Scotty much more when he is not shouting
you deserve more likes! ahahaha
He's whispering.
hes usually calm in any video that you do not see him. I like to call them Scotty Documentaries.
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I'll take either one. I have been a loyal Honda customer for 10 plus years, and I'll have no issues owning a Toyota. I still want Honda and Toyota to make one model car together. Honda can do the engine, Toyota can do the transmission, and they both can do the body style and accessories etc...
I agree!! Acura NSX engine + Honda Tranny or Beefed up Lexus LFA engine + Toyota Asin tranny. You can't go wrong either way
Get Tesla to do the accessories and Ford to do the body style. And you are set
Imagine if Toyota had a partnership with Honda instead of Subaru in the late 2000s so the FRS/86 They could have used Honda & yamaha Cylinder head technology and possibly made an even better K series. I can only imagine :(
This will be a fantastic combo!
You think that the Civic and Corolla have equivalent levels of interior/driving ergonomics? Gonna disagree if so, and that's a huge point for long term ownership. Honda transmissions are vastly superior, both CVT and Manual. Haven't driven a tq converter auto of either since the 90's, and auto's were all dog doo doo back then anyway.
When are they going to make the Honda Scotty and Toyota Kilmer? 😂
SOON I HOPE 🤑
If Toyota or Honda actually make a car on scottys name that would be the best thing ever
If Toyota or Honda actually make a car on scottys name that would be the best thing ever
it must be Standard with fuel economy...very stock like scotty kilmer and when cranking it up it must sound like the shelby gt
@@omnilife6660 upon startup the speaker will play with scottys voice “rev up your engines”
Starts from 8:30.
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I had a 2003 Corolla S and the battery blew up. The car still ran even with a blown battery. One of the most bullet proof cars out there in my opinion.
I’m a loyal Toyota lady, having owned many. I currently have a Corolla and I love it. Both my sons also drive Toyotas. If I didn’t have a thing for Toyotas, Honda would be my next choice. They are both good reliable vehicles.
I went with the civic but I'd be happy to look at Toyotas when I'm in the market for another car. They really are great cars.
what gen of corolla would you recommend?
yeah my house is full of toyotas
@@peacebewu I’m currently driving a 2015 model and have been very happy with it. My son is not fond of its continuously variable transmission because it sounds “different,” but it has performed quite well and I like it’s smooth hum.
Toyota anyday.
Honda is second choice
The kinda history I’d like to learn in school🤧
They need to teach this in school. Stuff that’s actually interesting
Sadly only the car enthusiasts care for this
@@razvandobos9759 one can dream right
Consider you still in school ;)
20 more years the Honda Civics and Toyota Corollas will be over $45,000. The end of the car industry and car culture as a whole.
I'm kind of disappointed I didn't get yelled at by Scotty this entire video
Couldn't make sense of the video without his hand gestures
Smoke weed everyday
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You flounder heads really are a BORE lol "gEeEe ScOtTyS yElLiNg"
Scotty skipped his coffee
I bought a 2009 Corolla brand new, a model that Scotty reports being one of the worst models. To tell you the truth, I have now over 450k miles on it. I change the oil myself, and take good care of it. Now imagine if I had bought a good model LOL 😂
Hey you got the 1 in a million Built on a Wednesday lol
ive got 280k on my 2010 lol
That's good to know as a new owner of an 09 with 87k. A lot of the issues it has are not exclusive to it, and being a redesign year it's going to have its quirks. Once the recalls and concerns are taken care of it should be plenty reliable especially if you have the 1.8L engine.
I got a used 09 Corolla for under $5,000 with 99k miles and the only thing I have replaced was the alternator. Have had it for four years now with zero problems afterwards. Great car……maybe mine was built on a Thursday 🤣
@@DoyouevenTruckerBro They say the VVTi cam gear actuator can make noise on cold start for a few seconds and the repair to fix it can be expensive, also the timing chain tensioner is prone to go out on these, also prone to oil leaks on the timing cover gasket. 2009 model is the worst of Gen 10, I was looking at one to buy here in Australia but all these things have put me off getting an 09, alternator and water pump are weak in them too. they are priced high on the used market here at $12,000 Australian for a low Mileage one with 92,000 kilometers
I have a 2006 Toyota Corolla. The ninth generation Corolla is absolutely insane reliability. I have 319,000 miles on mine and I've had no major repairs. Just change my original alternator. No work done on AC, no work done on transmission just a freaking tank. I am about To change my at least left CV joint that is original. Why can't every car be like this
I’ve owned several civics dating back to 1981. They have all performed well and I put over 100,000 miles on each one.
100k isn't that much.
2016 Honda Civic is a lemon I owned one! A/C compressor broke 4 times in 3 years!
I honestly like the 88-91 gen Honda Civic had a 91 back in high school got well over 350k miles out of it before selling it to my friend for $900 😎
@Sean Giampietro My 0 to 65k miles on 2016 Civic had 4 A/C compressors go out and 2 front computer screens replaced from pulling dash sooo many times 2 fix compressor! LEMON NO OTHER WAY 2 EXPLAIN MY SITUATION! My 2014 Toyota Avalon I bought with 100k miles 2 years ago now has 150kwith ZERO PROBLEMS!
That's it? My 2007 Corolla has almost 400k and has never had any major repairs.
The first car I bought was a 2005 Honda Civic LX, which I bought new. Lasted me for over 16 years and put almost 207,000 miles on it. Issues I had was a bad alternator and starter. Replaced my brakes twice. No problem with the AC. I probably could’ve driven it for another year or so but the head gasket went bad and the cost to fix it wasn’t with it. Before I got my Honda I was planning on getting a Toyota Corolla. In January 2021, I ended up buying a 2021 Toyota C-HR as I got a better deal than 2021 Honda C-RV. I will always have a soft spot for my Honda Civic. Both great car companies!
We bought one in 2000. Great car. Some guy ran a light and T-boned it!
@@dave-d-grunt howd u survive a tbone in a 2000 model. You would’ve been dead
I bought my 2004 Corolla at 160k miles, and I'll admit, I've abused the hell out of that car. I've not always had the money needed to keep up with the repairs, and I finally start earning some decent money and it gave out on me. It just passed 250k miles and I'm needing to replace the engine due to rod knock. And the funny thing is that it's been so reliable the past five years I've owned it, even when I've not put in the time and effort into maintaining it, that I'm probably going to end up putting another engine in it. It's gotten me through several road trips and is surprisingly fun to drive. If I do end up doing the engine swap, I'm going to maintain it to see just how long I can keep it going, even if it means spending another 5+ years with this car!
How's the corolla now dude ? Any update?
@@jmfn6092 well, I did the engine swap. Got an engine from Japan with only 60k miles on it. The shop who did the swap did a good job replacing the engine, but a bad job making sure they didn't destroy any wiring when they did it. So now I have a perfectly running engine but electrical issues. The wiring to the speed sensor must've broken somehow, because I no longer have a working instrument cluster. Currently trying to find a shop that specializes in electrical where I live because all the swap shop did is replace the speed sensor and that didn't do anything to fix the issue.
@@vulturecat3378 dang that sucks. Hope you find someone. Keep us in the loop
I'm interested to know if you ever got your wiring fixed
@@Kevinleehiltonjr yes! It was the strangest thing that unfortunately took about 3 different mechanics to figure out. But for some reason, my automatic transmission would only fit a speed sensor for a manual transmission. The mechanic that figured it out tried one for an automatic and realized it didn't sit right, so he tried one for a manual and its been working ever since. No clue why it worked, but it did.
I’ve had about 5 corollas in my life and just bought my 6th one used it’s a 2007 at 160k miles. The fan is louder than other models I’ve owned but runs like a dream. Gotta love cars owned by seniors who just don’t drive anymore yet still changed their oil every 6 months lol
Truth. Those are the best cars to find!
CarFax should start giving the age of the person who owned the car lol
Yup. Just bought a 2003 Toyota Corolla from an old lady. That thing is in mint condition it’s impressive
Just recently bought a 2014 civic with 60k miles on it. It has been the best used car I have ever purchased.
I've only owned Toyotas and they have been great. I have friends who own both and their advice on which to buy is, "flip a coin."
I owe both as well and they couldnt of been more right. !
If you want manual, get a civic. For auto, corolla.
This was awesome, really enjoyed it!! The 2013 Civic had no recalls. So in my books makes it one of the best models.
Probably had Takata airbag recall at the very least,
I think recalls should actually be a good indicator of how manufacturers r responsible and admitting they have issue to fix
I believe recalls are safety issues determined by the government
My 2001 Citroen C5 never had a recall too.
I ride a 2012 Civic LX riding 112,000 and only have a small rattle when the engine cold starts, not a car guy but that’s my only complaint. I think it’s a great car
Camry and accord next make it happen scotty we love this content so keep it comeing
Good overview of the history of Civics and Corollas. Surprised you didn't mention the infamous peeling clearcoat issue that the 8th gen Civics had. It got so bad Honda got hit with a class-action lawsuit.
Currently well pleased with the used 2018 Corolla XSE I purchase a year ago. 26K miles when I bought it. Now at 48K and going strong. Just a great car! Appreciate all your info and hard work Scotty!
same
"Now at 48k and going strong" - is this supposed to be a joke?
@@frankrizzo7975fr lmao
hahahahhaha
For some reason I see more new new gen Civics than Corollas.
@Dominic I am genuinely thinking about buying a new Honda Civic Hatchback for the looks alone
@Dominic how does a roommate change warrant a new car
The Civic is nicer than the Corolla, including the interiors. I’m currently looking at both cars and I’m leaning towards the Civic.
@Dominic ….I’m not interested in anything that’s turbo though. I’m looking at strictly non turbo motors. Wish you the best on your search.
@Dominic I test drove one a few weeks ago. They really are nice.
I had two Toyota Corolla GT Twin Cam 16v. I had a 1985 and a 1987. What great cars they were.
And now it's super hard to find one.
@@jimmyboyles2868 this was 20 years ago when I was 21!! And one was stolen/recovered.
@@rvilla4257 Yes very hard.😓
Did you deliver tofu?
I owned a 2005 Corolla Sport Manual. It was insane how reliable it was, especially compared to the American cars I grew up with. The Takata airbag recall was a major pain though. They notified me that because of the danger, no one should ride in the passenger seat until the replacement became available (15 Months later). In the meantime, I had to drive three kids to school and stuff them all in the back seat. At 6 am 🤨
How for away was the school?
First world problems 😂
Just picked one up today one owner with 124000 miles on it. Looking forward to many miles on it
@@chance6057they're great cars, you won't be disappointed.
Omg. Same. I took had to take mine to dealership for the airbag issue. Yep, my two teens sat in the back. Really reminded me how small the interior is lol . I'm still driving mine , 223k miles
Hey purchased used 93 Corolla no issues
Later sold to my sister who had it for 23 years.
Infrequent oil and trans fluid changes. Lot of rust . It finally blew up and went to salvage with little over 300,000 miles. It was a very forgiving vehicle.
I have a 2012 Corolla LE and I just turned 299,000 miles on it and it's still going strong.
Gen 7 Corolla driver here. I'm currently at 299.5k miles.
Gen 8 civic driver here. Currently 119k miles. Gonna give it to my future kid 😂
99 Corolla here and 100k miles.
That's just insanity
@@זהסודי-ה7מ Insanity just save you money...
I have an 03 Pontiac Vibe, which is just a Corolla with a hat. Odometer stopped at 299,999 but ive been keeping count, currently at 315k
Civics are just such a good car
Scotty is such a good guy
Agreed
Only type R
Youre such a good guy too
Dont listen to njad3, he drives a mirage g4
Lol
2007 Corolla 1.8L 225k still going strong !👍
I gotta 2005 corolla LE with the 1.8 at 186k and going strong. Love it
My 07 Corolla, bought from a colleague almost a year ago was made in Cambridge Ontario. It had 136,000mi then. I put on 12,500mi since.
07 civic 1.8L 242,000! Not to one up ya. Auto tranny too!
no issues at all? u drive long distance?
We had a 2005 Corolla CE with over 267,000 on the odometer. Still running strong. No issues what so ever. Had to get rid of because subframe was rotting out due to us living in the rust belt. Would love another Corolla.
Corrodea
My first car was a 1991 CRX Si and ever since then I fell in love with Honda. In highschool, I fell in love with the EP3 Civic and now own one (2005 Blue). They are a fun zippy commuter car with a cool rally style shifter. Recaro seats are pretty neat as well.
Bought a Honda Civic 8th Gen after seeing one of your videos 3 years ago. Best car I've ever owned.
I've got 2020 Corolla SE sedan... Loving it soo far... The physical 1st gear really helps with acceleration with combi of 169 HP engine... It gets really good gas milage as well... The best ever I got on my trip meter was 4.2l/100 km on a 200 km trip
Overall it's a good combo of power and mileage...
#1 great history lesson.
That's a fact
My wife has a 2013 Corolla and is rock solid as far as mechanical. My only real gripe with it is the road noise even with a good set of tires designed to ride quieter. These type of cars are not designed to be performance cars so I don't see why they won't go ahead and put plenty of sound deadening in them. It's the only reason we won't take it on a road trip is because of the road noise. We take my F150 instead.
When it comes to reliability then only 1 name is in mind that is Corolla
Hope you're having a good one, Scotty! You inspired me to buy a Honda Civic SI after owning three Subarus.
Ayeee not gonna be disappointed brodie
I was actually looking at getting the Acura ILX with the 6-speed manual transmission. I had driven the TLX on a test drive and they were unbelievably comfortable seats.
We'll still know you're a lez+be+in
@Noel S I have a Corolla I love it. I had a 2005 Camry. I loved that car too. I wanted something a little smaller and sportier
@Noel S as long as there honda or toyota don't matter
I’ve owned both & favor the Toyota hands down. My Toyota’s have never spent a day in the shop. My Hondas’s have very expensive repairs (transmissions, a/c, power steering pumps etc.) & the paint didn’t hold up. I will be a Toyota customer for the rest of my life.
Anecdotal evidence. 01 Landcruiser with 273k miles, complete rust bucket, all doors need replaced. 07 Civic 192k miles not a spot of rust.
Solid !!!
Wow!
@@ln5747 rust protection on civic much better
I are with you. Paint chipping in my 2019 Honda and I even had clear coat protection
8th gen Civic gang ❗️🔥
My 8th gen Civic, done 250 thousand km. Soooooooo reliable!
Yessir 👍
09 civic 160,000 miles third owner 💙
Best Civic Type R 😍
Just hit 150,000 miles on my 2011 civic today.
I bought a 2001 Toyota Corolla S for $1100 almost 2 years ago. I've got no complaints!
I bought my first Toyota. After going through 2 Nissans, which everything broke down in BOTH of them at 180,00 miles (I mean transmission, engine, brakes, gears, wouldn't shift in reverse, everything) I vowed never to buy a Nissan again (to be fair I didn't maintain them). I went with Toyota. I feel peace now.
As always with Scotty, this is an excellent video with useful information. I especially like how Scotty is factual and impartial when comparing these two outstanding vehicles. Personally, I think Scotty's car videos are the best overall- complete with a little humor.
My first was 1987 Corolla FX. Then I have a 1990 corolla which I still own (256000 miles) and own also a 2017 corolla SE. Love my Toyotas. #1 all the way!!! 😄
Being a civic fan.. i had a 5th gen civic , several 6 gens , 8 th and 9 th gen civics. From coupe , hatch , sedan and estate version in uk.. all of them never missed a beat..
Former Volvo technician here. I've owned 3 Civics in my life & my fiancé has owned 2 Corollas. The difference in maintenance cost, dealership experience, long term durability of parts, and especially interior/driving ergonomics all dramatically favor the Honda Civic regardless of generation. Oh, and ride quality is dramatically better in the Civic's as well. I mean Toyota was still using torsion beam rear on Corollas in 2018! A dealership shouldn't be charging $1000 to "clean the valve & head" on an MPFI (not DI) system during a 60k service either, but Toyota does that too. Based on my own experience as an owner, and as a professional auto technician I'd recommend Honda Civic any time given equivalent engine setups, years of production, & option levels.
This is not a commentary about the current Type R vs GR as those are highly niche cars. I am talking the primary sales trim levels.
Thank you for this insight! I’m looking to buy either a new civic or new Corolla for my wife. My ultimate goal is to make it last as close to 20 years as possible. You recommend the civic will hit that goal more likely rather than the Corolla?
@@scottmcleod1470 So, whatd ya get?
I bought a 2000 Honda Civic LX brand new in May of 2000 and I'm still driving it. No Major issues and extremely reliable. I had to replace the radiator 3 times. All 3 times it leaked from plastic top of radiator
how do you have time to pump these out on vacation ?? youre an animal man
He’s unreal
"Do what you’ll love, and you’ll never work another day in your life.”
and that's really apply to this case here...
Because he’s not on vacation, he’s making videos on location, big difference. He Doesn’t work! His only Job is TH-cam and he makes money every video. You really think he’s trying to help anyone, lol, he’s lining his own pockets. Your only a like on a computer screen, wake up Morons.
@ryt ryt81 So are you shitting on him for being a capitalist of the good ol’ American dream?
@@spaceexplorer6636 he actually IS helping us more than you know.... which is WHY his pockets are lined, and they SHOULD be. This is what happens when you provide a good service or product. You can do it too! It’s not “just for Scotty.”
civic gang. 2008 EX - 214k Miles , no serious issues
My husband and I just got a Toyota Corolla Hybrid. Love it
I got one last Saturday myself. Seems like it is going to be a great car. My first Hybrid but have driven a number of them.
2013 civic si with 115k miles. Only thing that has been wrong with it was the MAF sensor went out. Other than that, great car. Getting 25 city, and 32-36 highway.
I dare say that your right foot is made of lead....
@@robs905 I guess. It's also a 2.4L which runs only on premium. I'm lucky I'm getting those numbers, especially since the MPG Honda rated the car for was 20-22.
Just joshing. I drive like a very old man that stays in his lane and uses turn signals when called for.
How would you guys rate the 2002 Civic
My first car as a teenager was a Toyota Tercel, and the Corolla kind of reminds of that. It’s a sturdy, reliable car, but it seems like a young person’s first car. The Honda Civic has more edge and seems more stylish which is why I prefer it, even though the Corolla likely has the slight edge in reliability.
My wife really likes her new 2020 Civic sport sedan 2.0l 6speed manual 😎 She still has her 2005 civic special edition ex but wants to drive it only in the winter so her new car doesn't start to rust anywhere because Central Wis loves the Salt- Calcium chloride for melting Ice 🤔
The 2.0 naturally aspirated motor and 6 speed manual transmission is definitely the most reliable way to buy a Civic. You two bought the right one 👍🏻
A good oil undercoat will go a long way to protect from rust. I live in NH and use a product known as NHOU (New Hampshire Oil Undercoat). Like any other product, people will argue to no end which is best. I’ve used the clear formula on a new F-150 before it ever saw salt and treated every year. It gets sprayed inside the panels and frame as well as coating everything else underneath. Years later, the difference is clear when compared to similar models were were obviously never treated and exposed to winter salts. If it’s an older vehicle, it will still help, but not as much since any rust that has already started will continue to cause damage, but a thorough undercoat will slow it down considerably. The shop here is reputable and will do the inside/outside treatment for about $200 if you can’t do it yourself, but the cost compared with repairing the frame or body is much more. Once a year is typically all you need, usually the fall is a good time for that.
Just bought my daughter a 2021 Toyota Corolla Nightshade edition in black... What an awesome little car!
Your daughter needs to get a job and buy her own car...sorry not sorry
My dad swore by his 1985 Civic GL. Sedan. He bought it brand new when it was released and owned it for over 10 years until July 1995 when he hit a deer. He thought it was an amazing car to drive and was solid and reliable. It was the one car he wished he could have rebuilt and continued to drive.
My 1999 Corolla is a tiny beast! 260,000+ miles and take it to work going 90mph Monday through Friday and hasn’t missed a beat 👍🏻🔥❤️
This is amazing content.
I bought an 06 corolla last week, glad to see I didnt screw up!
Got an 04 one here.
I'm so glad that the same thing that makes Scotty rich and famous makes the world a better place. ❤️ Yesterday in a parking lot there were 4 cars parked next to each other with the same "window slant." All Honda's. America has voted!!
Is that a bad thing? What is wrong with the window slant?
Just bought an 03 corolla le with only 78k miles on it about a month ago, getting close to 80k now from me and I'm LOVING the car so far! Can't believe how nice the interior is and how well the paint held up for it being 20 years old almost , Toyota has my sold now ! Bought the Corolla as a daily driver because of ur videos
My mother bought the '03 Corolla new with the modern 9th gen look, now only 80k miles. She got a good deal on a paint job and looks new again. Interior still looks new, never has had a problem, very solid car. Great gas mileage, great for somebody looking for an affordable dependable car.
I'm nervous of buying a used car that is that old and so few miles on it but sounds like you had no issues. I'm currently looking at a 16' Civic Coupe but was hesitant cuz it has less than 20k miles. I defiantly don't want to buy something with alot of miles but I also don't want a car thats been sitting for years. I wish I could afford a new one to avoid any issues.
You are such a "great Teacher"I truly enjoy your channel.
I love my 2014 civic lx. I just got it as my first car back in feburary. I cant thank my family enough for helping me cover it.
I owned a 2005 Honda Civic LX for 12 years and it was a rock. Awesome on fuel, started in -30 C weather, and very easy for working on/learning to work on. The catalytic converter punctured around 330K and that's when it started to get pricey for repairs. If well maintained, those engines will keep going. I'd buy another in a heartbeat. It's too bad they were never offered in a hatchback form for the 2001-2005 years.
Are you sure that they didn't offer a hatchback Civic from 01-05? I swear I've seen a bunch of them used, they're ugly as hell
@@tysonsutherland3501 Yup they did, the Civic SiR in Canada, the EP3 is the chassis name. I like them a lot tbh
@@MultiLittlegamer yeah, they definitely made them, I've seen them all over the used market in the US (near Chicago). Not sure where the other guy is from
I own a 2005 Civic Si Blue. The Si was only hatch for those years and wasn't very popular. They were made in the UK. Love it to death..It's snappy, lots of room, and pretty solid gas milage.
I have the same car on a sedan,2005 LX and yes reali good car 5 speeds manual, 200000 plus miles and keeps going every day.
I had a 2001 Civic bought used to drive 140 mile round trip to work daily. It was a rare base model. No A/C and a stick shift. It didn't give any trouble and got 44 MPG if keeping the speed under 70. Rode like a wagon though. Beat me to death and wasn't very stable on the road over 80. It did get awesome gas mileage though and didn't break down.
Honorable mention for the 2001-2006 civic, not the auto but the 5 speed models. Thing is a tank. Had it for 16 years and the most damage at the shop I've done have been a new alternator around 100k and a new radiator at 200k. 226k now and going strong.
Honorable mention: the bus that takes me to and from work on a daily basis. It has never broke down while in route.
@@1_Bad_Z but is always late/too early or full making it an absolute inconvenience
I will take whatever has a manual thank you very much.
Buy a tesla then
@@mustansir2581????
But an R34
Great Vid, sir!
Both are very reliable cars
if you want a speedy reliable car, go for the civic. If you want a calm reliable one, go for a corolla.
Incredible video, going to be getting my first car and am looking Pre owned so this helped narrow down the years I want to focus on. Thank you so much!
Me watching this as I got a 2016 Honda Civic coupe two weeks ago. They did fix the a/c before selling it to me so this makes sense 😢
Yes i was going to buy a 2016 untill i saw the problems with the condenser air compresor and the electrical wires.
@@frederickfernandez1510 oh well at least it’s better than most other cars lol
@@fernandorangel4679 yes for sure is a great car the engine is very good also and the cvt tranny is also good on that model. Maybe since they fix your a/c you will not have any problems
@@frederickfernandez1510 agree overall a great car! Good luck on finding a good car! I’d reccomend the 8th gen Camrys those are my dream cars
I had a 2016 civic I never knew about this issue with the a/c mine never failed and it had 45k when I traded it in lol
The best looking Corolla's I think were the Gen 4, 5 GTS and 6. The 3rd Gen civic wasn't too shabby either.
Still, for all their dependability, driveability, bringing reliable motoring to the masses, which are good things, more recent models are such dull things to look at.
Have had my 09 Corolla for over 3 years now. Still runs great with basic repairs done to it. Owe it to changing the oil and having a great mechanic!
How many miles does yours have now?
My dad still has his from about 20 years ago still uses it and has had no problems
I think the 10th gen Honda Civic is a beautiful
looking car. I had a 2018 Si, then moved on to another one in 2020 to avoid the condenser issue and picked up a volume knob. I don’t like the front end on the 11th gen civic, so I think I’m keeping the 2020 for awhile.
I agree 100%. I have a 2019 EX Coupe I was leasing. I ended up buying it before the end of the lease when I found out they were not going to make the coupe anymore. I've owned 5 BMW's and a Lexus. All new. No doubt the Honda is the best value. Great driving and smooth motor.
Dad owns a 2006 Toyota Corolla back when it first came out. It’s a manual and he never had to change the clutch and much haha. Barely burns oil and runs great today at 300k+ miles!
Love this video at least he’s showing that these guys aren’t always perfect
I would go for the Honda civic. I drive the 2006 Honda civic 1.8 FD automatic 5 speed. Almost 300,000 KM on it. And it hasn't been any problems with it.
Both are great. Owned both. But for me the Civic is much more zippier and Sportier.
Sportier and zippier is only better when that’s actually necessary. If you live in the city and only go to work and home with occasional store trips, then it’s not even worth it. I would rather have a work vehicle like the Corolla I do have (2019) and save up for a sporty weekend car
@@Bearsbeets.battlestargalactica smart idea, but some people don’t have the money for two cars or enough space so it’s not for everyone .
@@Bearsbeets.battlestargalactica You can make the civic into a less sportier and zippier car like your 2019 corolla by riding in Eco mode aka snail mode . On the weekends just shift it into sport mode and take off traction control and you get sportier and zippier. Then you can have 1 car to meet both your needs.
@@donphillips3439 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
@@wildk5367 ooo
My daughter has a 2009 corolla, zero problems. I have had 3 Toyotas, all fantastic.
I just bought a new 2022 Civic Sport last Wednesday. Really love the car and the mpg. I had no idea it was a CVT transmission, I thought it was a smooth shift, realized Honda's CVT is just that good. This civic generation will probably be one of the best. The interior is also beautiful looking. Love my Civic.
Just grabbed a 22 civic sport as well. Yours held up nice over the last year?
I love the new design of the 22 hatchback. I really wish i could get one
Here in Central Ohio were all about Honda. I and my family have owned a lot of cars over the years but well more than half of them were Hondas. They really can't be beat.
I have always wanted a Honda but for one reason or another I spent a decade and a half with an average French Renault Clio. Recently bought a DC5 Type-R and it's immense. I can't wait to buy my next Honda. It will either be an S2000 or the FK8 Civic Type-R.
@@TheDalitis8 good luck with that s2000 are so nice bro
A review I read on Honda's a few years ago described the Honda as being almost aircraft build quality which for me is just about as good as it gets
Isn’t there a Honda Plant in Ohio?
@@nocheesable2345: Yes, ever since the ‘80s, in Marysville just one county over from us.
idk about you guys but, i have had two 8th gen civics in the past year and love them. i had a sedan ex with 313k miles and it kept going strong. i eventually bought a sedan si with 243k and i love it
The Civic is off my list now because they have only turbocharged engines. Before that, it was a tough decision between the Corolla and Civic.
Can still get the LX & Sport trim level with the 2.0L w/o turbo charged. You'll just have to sacrifice the sunroof tho
Trust me you want the Turbo home skillet. These things r slow asf without them, I test drove a EX 2018 and it was a dog compared to my 16 Touring, Much less power, Might be more reliable but less fun to drive
@@user-sx7hf3kr4z I hear ya. I wouldn't have that problem cause I'll be driving the Si, but yeah it depends on your age/purpose of getting the car. An older person would want reliability and some dont even gaf, end up getting an LX trim cause it's cheap. Personally, I'd get a "sport" in an auto/manual if I can't afford an Si. Canada has the sunroof option with red cluster set up as an "EX" trim, so that's something to consider if $$ isn't a problem
The LX, Sport, and EX don’t have turbos. They have the 2.0 non-turbo which is still very reliable
@@ShamuAquatics ex has a turbo now, only the lx and sport sedan and coupes don't have turbos
I found a clean single owner 2012 civic 5mt 1.8 with 43,000 miles on it, it looks like it has Scotty's blessing.
I just got a 2006 toyota Corolla and im happy with it its high millage about 170k miles
The ultimate video that the entire world had been waiting for 🚗🚙
Careful you’ll hurt your nose it’s so far up there!
Just bought a 2020si stick shift 3wks ago and I love it!
How much was your total out the door price?
Excellent video, short but with lot of great content. I ask myself, how Scotty can still make quality video on vacation time? Well, he love his job, that’s why he’s the best.
I bought a Honda Civic over the weekend! I’m Excited to start driving it!!
How's the car been since then?
I'm considering trading my 2016 Honda Civic due to uncomfortable, low sitting seats and steering wheel sticking issue. After a little research, I see the sticking steering wheel is a common complaint in the 2016 models.
Ugh and to think I was lookin on carbs a and they’ve got a whole bunch of 2016 civics I thought I’d hit a lick
I had a 06 Corolla that I loved.. till someone totaled me at 60 mph while I was sitting to make a turn. That car was amazing. I now have a 2011. Its better than an ok car..but loved my 06. Im still a Toyota fan. My next one will be either another Corolla or possibly a Tacoma, if I go with a truck. My friends and I are split on Hondas and Toyotas.
Beverly Sassone If you are open to a little advice, the Tacoma's are fine trucks but get a long bed I've had both and no four It's a long bed and a '07 with a short bed and rod quality in the long bed made a difference, of course on a good road they all ride good and on a bad road they all ride bad but the long beds make a difference I wish I had kept my '04 a long bed.
I bought a 2009 Tacoma brand new off the dealer lot. 190,000 miles later and no major mechanical issues. I'll put half a million miles on it.
I love my 2019 Corolla Hatch XSE. Your options are limited these days if you want a manual transmission and this was a good purchase.
I had a 2008 Honda civic ex. Loved it. I never got stuck in the snow or had trouble in storms while other cars were stuck and stranded. No costly issues.
I had her until 251000, I'm willing to bet she'd have gone to 300,000+ if it wasn't for a truck merging into it. Rip
I’m buying that car today, used. Can wait to test drive it.
The same thing happened to me with an '09 Civic, 211,000 miles and a semi merged into my rear quarter panel. Was running like a top, 37 mpg and consumed no oil.
The 9th Generation Corolla is a GREAT car.
I drove a 2004 Corolla LE for 16 years. Only a few minor issues, but a solid vehicle nonetheless. It has around 163k miles and still going strong as far as I know. I sold it to my girlfriend's son just a couple weeks ago and upgraded to a 2022 LE. Surprisingly, the new one seems to have less pickup than my old one, which is my only real complaint so far.
I think it's because of the CVT that most Corollas have these days.
After seeing the 11th gen CIvic reveal, I'm so glad I have the 10th gen. I don't like the redesign at all. Outside looks like an older Accord, inside just looks absurd with the honeycomb dash and joysticks coming out from it.
Prefer Honda for style and ergonomics but I think Toyota has a slight edge on durability. Just my opinion 😉
Same I literally work at TMMK, and I would choose a Honda Civic Hatchback over a Corolla any day. Only because of Style and the feel of driving the vehicle. I believe the Honda civic hatchback is nicer to drive than the Corolla. I'm in the market for 2019 or a 2020 Honda Civic Hatchback Sport Touring
Toyota Corolla. I’ve rented several and was impressed with roominess, acceleration and MPG.
you are correct its a perfect A to B vehicle. for people who dont care as long as they get there
It’s ugly and looks boring though, but yeah, good A to B car
@@head3337 I really love how the newer Corolla’s look like.
My 2007 civic has over 200k miles and the only repairs are AC compressor and engine mount. Everything else including serpentine belt is original!
I test drove both the civic and corolla and went with the 2020 toyota corolla le best car I've ever owned I just turned 57 so I plan on driving the corolla into my retirement I have a 04 mercury grand marquis I will start driving 2 days a week to keep some miles off my corolla
Proud 4th owner of a '06 Civic, with some issues that i've dealt with, only thing left is AC needing fixing, but still love it! It's my first car, but I wouldn't say no to owning a Toyota at some point :) overall I really like these 2 brands, they are very reliable.
Also side note for Scotty-- the mice chewing on the cables was adorable hehe.
my first car was also a 06 civic that the AC died on. i was the 2nd owner and i sold it to the third. 5 speed lots of fun
The newly released Honda Civic looks amazing inside and out.
11th gen?
I thought it looked very uninteresting, actually. The 8th gen Civic will always be my favorite design of any 5-door vehicle.
The worst Hondas & Toyotas are still better than the vast majority of FIAT Chrysler vehicles, Newer Fords & GM vehicles
My daughter’s first car that she bought on her own was a 2020 Honda Civic. Even though it is still under warranty, she has not had 1 problem to date with it. They are reliable and I feel safe with her driving it.