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Cool idea. Who won?

I had one of these in Australia in the 1970s-1980s. Same yellow !

It’s a full time AWD system. About like the Acura SH-AWD.

My '04 Accord LX has a mere 94k. But, I just purchased a well maintained 2010 Pilot Touring with 238k. I now drive maybe 8k annually. So, buying a preowned Honda with some miles on it did not bother me at all. It's a Honda. I should be good for the rest of my life.

Great video!

Just got one for 30 bucks. Still works.

2009 CRV WITH 480,000 STILL RUNS AND DRIVES PERFECT,NEVER USES OIL, IM GOING TO SEE IF IT CAN CATCH MY 730,000 MILE VOLVO 240

2008 acura rl (they are hondas) 295,xxx and running strong does need new motor mounts.

I own a 2012 Honda Accord 170,000 miles changed out alternator starter and one wheel bearing thats it. Bought it back in 2011 brand new now I own a 2022 Honda Pilot that I really enjoy .

I saw a honda crv on a dealer with over 450k miles

2006 odyssey 261k and 2005 accord 232k everything works perfectly fine and still running very strong.

It is self propelled.

Nice..❤❤😍😍

One thing fasho that Honda and Toyota take a beating fasho and literally the best cars out there

I had a red kick and go in the '70s and I used to be rolling all over the place you couldn't tell me nothing I thought I really had a car.

I hope to be like you guys I own a 2012 Accord 154,000 miles and a 2021Pilot 6,000 miles .Hope to get 200k out of both.

I still have mine 😊

2001 Accord - 338000 Runs like a champ. 4 cylinder 5 spd. Daily driver at 70 miles a day.

When you run on petrol does the battery recharge again

This was my best Christmas present I ever received as a child - mine was red - I loved it!

Were I grew up that would have been a bully magnet ! ! !

I’ve always wanted a 1975 Civic because it looked like a big hatchback.

disc brake huh

07 accord with 335,251 still use as a daily driver and all I had to do so far was replace a starter at 315k

My 07 accord is at 335,000 still running just fine replaced the starter at 315k

Mine all rusted

I got one

The worst spare tire position EVER.

Honda The best!!

how do you open the back slide-window?

Great video!👍

My dream!

I got recently quote from my insurance for 3 vehicles ridgeline Jeep Wrangler and Ford ranger and Honda truck was cheapest one because best in safety rating so I’m definitely buying soon this truck..

Ima laugh cus y’all got to spend 500 dollars to replace all 4 brake pads unless you take it a indipendent shop they just gonna by pass the brakes without a thousand dollar tool which works just fine but just so U know they are doing it unless you want it done by the book youve got to pay alooooooymof money to change your breaks

2015 accord 225k miles still running strong no major repairs

I have Honda Accord 2007 640000 Km and still running on the original engine

born in 1967. my sister in 69. our parents bought us each one in the mid 70's. no other kid in our neighborhood had one. i remember the jingle-commercial advertising it. i actually found the commercial here on youtube but came here as well.

Theres a lot of Honda's with over 200,000 miles. Its quite common, I even have some myself.

1999 Honda Accord v6 ex with 373,000 miles bought it in June of 99 original transmission and engine it had a head gasket problem

My pipe dream!

This is great! I own an 07 Mango Tango Red Civic Sedan. About three years ago it had 94,000 miles. That time I started commuting. As of today, 9/11/2020, my car has 196,000 plus miles. I've taken care of this car from day 1. I'm running this back to zero.

I love my 2020 RTL-E in white.

Great overview! This guy’s hilarious!! Thank you.

Awesome review, your covered just about everything. I just wanted to mention the EV mode. EV mode on the Insight is almost useless but it does have a use when I drive my 2019 Insight EX. As I write this most of us are stuck at home because the CCP is terrorizing the world with the Wuhan Virus. Since we really can't go to a restaurant we go the fast food route from time to time and EV works great when you're stuck in a line at McDonald's and you have 15 cars and a 15 - 20 minute wait in front of you, simply put the car in EV mode and creep along, when you stop use Break Hold and you can go from start to finish without turning the car off and using gas like so many of the other SUV, trucks and cars are doing. After you get your order put the Insight into Econ mode and drive away. The EV mode is fantastic and works great in this manner otherwise you might be able to go downhill for a mile in EV mode if you're lucky. If you drive your Insight like it's a hybrid and not a sports car YOU WILL get great gas mileage. I routinely make 82 mile round trips in rural mountainous east Tennessee and get 69.3 mpg while driving 55 - 60 mph on state highways. You lose 10 - 15% of your mpg on the Interstate driving 70 - 75 mph. Your mileage on the hybrid and maybe all hybried depends on how fast you're you're driving and how many times you stomp on the gas pedal to pass slower traffic. If you want good mpg on the interstate just drive the speed limit.

Great review. My 2019 Ridgeline didn't come with sensor package or speakers in the bed. But still a wonderful vehicle!

But they did not make the spot for charging your phone for me that’s kinda a bummer.

I had one in the early 70's. It's was such a thrill to ride. Now, almost 50 years later, my grandchild is using it! So well made!

I've had my 2018 since April of that year. In nearly 2 years I have 27 000 miles on the car, with all but 7000-ish on EV! The main reason for my purchase was the range. 17kWh battery pack vs. 9 or so for the Prius Prime (at the time), etc. I also agree with the other commentary i.e. Honda has done a poor job of marketing this car. I find it everything it should be and more. Comfortable, quiet, huge, and cheap as dirt to run. Bonus is it is actually fun-ish to drive as well! It's no S2000 (like I also am lucky enough to own), but for a daily it's just about perfect. Best of luck with the channel! -Brad

I hear that the rear doors do not open wide enough, but I have not actually viewed one to know if that is correct or not. The one I saw on a parking lot last night looked wider than your average car. I hope to have my wife consider such when she trades off our Honda CRV when it gets paid off in the future. She is not a truck person, but this is like a car in so many ways that she may just go for it.

Two questions. First , Nice video. As to the Ridgeline, what's the length and width of rear bed? Finally, does Honda manufacture a closure unit that covers the bed? Thanks!!