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are Honda's made in Japan ?? China? Mexico ??
0:01 HONDA ACCORD ........ ........... ..........
8:19 TOYOTA CAMRY ............. ........... .............
18:56 HONDA CIVIC .......... ......... ..............
26:39 TOYOTA COROLLA ......... ......... ..........
Damn, no Mazda
Chrysler 200
Chevy Cruze
Dodge Omni
Ford Fiesta
@@tyronejefforeillyramirez7961 🤣😂🤣
@@tyronejefforeillyramirez7961 “Here’s why I’ll never buy these 4 cars”…..
@@mazaradimarc is mazda reliable ? i am thinking getting a new cx 5
1992 honda accord 500k miles..still running great 👍🏼
Have you ever had a valve adjustment on it ?
It's not Turbocharged that's why?😂😂
And that was the best Accord body style ever. Such a clean and classic look, the fun wishbone handling, and my '92 was manual with that great snicky shifter. Some people didn't like the clutches but I thought they were great.
500k is pretty impressive...
I have ‘92 Accord parts from my old Honda.
2001 BMW E39 330i 600 000 km, like new.
My favourite part about all Scotty’s videos is his infectious laugh with the random pop up of a animal looking like it’s laughing with him. So good 😂
Made him a YT multimillionaire.
A wise mechanic once told me,Tony no turbo no trouble
Is it the same Fix it Again Tony? 🤪
The engine and turbocharger were two parts of my old Audi 5000 that never had any problems. Most other things broke.
@@markiangooley Not a fan of foreign cars At All but the late 80's Audi 5000 is one of the most beautiful cars in this Geeration Nexters' lifetime!! I Always Will think the Eagle Premier ES Limited (91-92) was a Dead Ringer for it!!!😎😎
Do you like JDM cars?@@landonbenford8369
I’ve had my Accord for 14 years, it’s a 2010 EX with V-tech V6, and I love it. I just this week had to make the first repair outside of regular maintenance, which was rear brake rotors and the trunk latch. Best car I ever owned.
Rear rotors arent even a repair..thats maintance..
How many miles?
@@richsweeney1115 Ok, I thought pads were the only part of the break that needed replacement.
Then I still haven’t needed anything outside of maintenance.
This is my first time seeing a Scotty video...this is actually amazing
I totally agree with you on these cars, Scotty. We currently own an older Honda Odyssey with close to 230k miles and it’s still running perfectly. We also own two older Toyota Camrys and both have been very reliable vehicles. Bottom line is you can’t go wrong with a Honda or Toyota.
I have a pair, naturally aspiring, 1 Hybrid, 1 V6 that is older.
Im a honda, mazda ,and old ford guy...ALL of mine have had well over 300k and ran good when i sold them to get something else...but ,ive worked on cars for 20 years, and i maintain mine religiously...and newer toyotas quality has slipped..2020 and up
Honda, mazda, and old fords aremy faves.. mine have all had well over 300k, andra good when i sold them to get something different...but, ive worked on cars for 20 years, and i maintain mine religiously
I'm not going to walk 7 miles to the grocery store. Here in the country, the main purpose of a car IS to get from one place to another. We are considering a new Corolla later this year and I've heard mostly good things about this car in terms of function and reliability. I've also heard minor complaints like it doesn't look sexy or the acceleration is tepid, 0 to 60 in about 8 seconds, but what do I care, I'm not entering any races or car shows. What I want out of a car is two things, affordability and reliability and a Corolla gives you both. Sure, it's not as cool looking as a Mustang but lasting 30 years without major repairs is also pretty cool. It's a choice and I choose affordability and reliability. Thanks for confirming this for me Scotty.
I'm retired and after decades of buying Chevys and Fords, my friend and Scotty here convinced me to buy a 2016 Toyota Camry le with only 56k miles. Paid $15,494 out the door for $17,347. Not new but looks and rides new. At 56k miles it was affordable and the CARFAX showed it was well maintained. I suggest shopping and comparing price online to narrow down choices and save you from wandering all over trying to find a great deal. 😊
Check for 2024 toyota corola new design car looks like corvette in front for the money the best
Given the Corolla's reputation for serious reliability and long life, it's the most amount of car for the smallest amount of money and it's fuel efficient too, at 41 miles per gallon. We're going to the local Toyota dealership tomorrow for a test drive.
I owned 2 Toyota Carollas that I drove for years that never broke down , I regret ever selling them cause every other car I owned after that was crap. My next vehicle is gonna be a Toyota for sure.
Corolla has a cvt i think
2014 Honda Accord, 240k miles,still running great!
2014 accord v6 415k runs fine but burns oil.
2008 Honda CRV
267miles,runs great some people still want to buy it.
@@MarkJones-sk6vklol can’t complain brother you got your money’s worth from that car 415k that is impressive 😊
Never do transmission fluid changes?
'07 Camry just passed 240K miles. Love it!
My 2007 Camry XLE1 V6...still running strong ... 168K and counting.
@@snooooopycomehome that V6 is a great engine! Change the oil like he says and you're good to go. All my friends spend their money on cars and trucks. It's crazy to me.
My old 1994 Buick Park Avenue I purchased when new has the 3.8 engine. May be the
best engine ever made by GM. Has 327,000 miles. Love it as it is a keeper indeed, but
I would not buy a GM made car today. 😊
@@williamoneal2763ever change the transmission fluid or still original
@@Brsrafal I have always done my own maintenance and repair on this car. I have over maintained it.
That is probably why it has lasted so long. Car in appearance is a 9.5. Very nice looking inside
and out. I usually change my transmission fluid at each 60,000 miles. Do everything myself.
I have always used 10W30 synethic engine AMS oil and changed around 6,000 miles of use. I
am 84 years old, very good health and very active. I am indeed blessed. If I live for many more
years, I hope this old Buick is still running.
93 Corolla runs great
Scotty thanks to you I got 2012 Camry 12 years A go and 170000 miles later! Still running lake clock!🙏👍
Which engine ?
I drove one of those Honda accords to FL from VA once. Very nice car for traveling long distances.
Owned my Acura TSX V6 for 13 years. It is basically a Honda Accord V6. Until this week, when I had to replace the starter, it has never needed a non-consumable part replaced or repaired. It even still has the original belts and hoses which my mechanic swears are still in good shape.
Original timing belt too?
Weegie has a - 08 , 221,000 miles,and rums like new, change your oil,,,, another Norwegian,,,
@@erikwennberg2642 I'm not Norwegian. Just a fan of British humor.
1.8, 2.4, 1.5, Never saw a 2.0 from Honda or Toyota
@@josephposada1830 The 2.0 turbo for the Honda Accord has been around for a long time.
I just bought a Touring with the Turbo 2.0 and the older reliable transmission. Love it.
Accord? Are you talking about the 10-speed auto?
Yes 10 speed. Not CVT.
Just bought a 2021 Honda Civic Hatchback today. The gal that owned it before or me put this sick big spoiler on it too and laid out some red trim inside. I am a happy happy happy camper 😁
Thank you for all the great information..
Just picked on of these 2.0t models a month ago! What a great car. I pulled the trigger because of your advice Scotty!
I’m curious of Scott’s top SUV picks!
😅😅
he really likes the Mazda CX-5 from his other videos, I know that. Still 100% made in Japan and no CVTs.
I have a 2008 Honda Civic LX sedan: 204k miles, a 2019 Toyota Camry SE with 38,750 miles and a 2004 GMC Sierra 1500 4wd SLT crew cab with 66k original miles. All of these vehicles are bullet proof! Keep Preaching it Scotty!
I definitely changed my tires a few months after I brought my Accord the factory tires traction is terrible and road noise is bad,brought better quality tires problem solved.
I own a 2002 Toyota Avalon that I purchased new. It has NEVER broken down and left me by the side of the road. I do my part by performing the regular maintenance and the Avalon does its part by continuing to be an outstanding automobile 22 years later. When I was researching which car to buy in 2002, I read the reviews in Consumer Reports and their bottom line was, and I quote, “Lexus quality Toyota price” and truer words have never been spoken.
Ive have that same Honda Accord, 2021
Touring trim... literally like a base luxury call with all the amenities
Has been great
Nice tip on checking out the odometer. I'm having a delivery arrangement for tomorrow. I'm nervous and excited about it. I invited as many ppl as I could to look the car over. Plus, if it's worth keeping, I'll have my mechanic or dealership check it out.
I drove a rented Toyota Camry like the one in the video for 5 days and the fuel gauge didn't move one mm. Great mileage on this car.
It’s hard to believe that it took so long for someone to think to get rid of the auto shut off!
"happy entry music" 😆 my mum used to be really irritated by the chime in my dad's Hyundai 😆 Another Great video Scotty
I dislike sunroofs too. It can be difficult to find sedans without them.
Smokers love them,, lol
Another great informative video. Hey I didn't know you were in RI. I'm in MA. Great job with the videos.
Great info 😊
My dad wouldn't talk to anybody when he was driving. Maybe that's why he got driver of the year in the state of West Virginia.
Not surprised. When driving, you should only be focused on driving and nothing else.
270,000+ miles on my 2004 Corolla. Got her new ❤
Just broken in.
Thanks for teaching me.
Scotty I've been watching your videos for years. I really enjoy every one of them! Keep keeping on brother! Rev up your engine!
Ill take an adult size car...Ford Panther car. Lincoln, Crown Vic, Grand Marquis... But they quit making them in 2010. I buy estate sale cars.👍👍
20 mpg mixed driving 25+ on a trip.
But we need small cars 🤔🙄🙄
HONDA & TOYOTA
Topguns 🥇
Honda here. 600,000+ Miles. Zero issues. Zero payments 20+ years. Saved $1.3 million dollars in car payments in the process as well. 🤓
I miss boring cars-modern cars have way too much flash. I hope consumers move back to basic cars.
Turbos, CVTs, AWD, cameras, sensors, tablets on the dash, electronic parking brakes, lane assist, adaptive cruise, more cameras, more sensors, computers and more computers to compute the computers computer. I don't want any of it! I want simple 4cyl, manual transmission, MADE IN JAPAN.
They cant....because basic cars and trucks arent built ...because these trendy idiots want all this tech...
I miss Corolla wagons. Lower center of gravity than an SUV, so it doesn't need as much exotic tech to keep it on the road.
@@grizzlygrizzle Camry wagons were also great. Sedan body type is simply impractical. It's looks before function.
@@whois3581 I prefer a built in GPS/navigation system, adaptive cruise control, AWD. I live on the Northeastern coast USA, lots of snow. I use landmarks to get around so I don't know street names or locations otherwise. I always wanted adaptive cruise control since I bought my first car, no idea why. I do quite like alloy wheels however. The rest of that I'd pass on though no question not necessary for me in reality.
My car has none of that, including the specifications I'd prefer. It's from 2008, and I keep having to sink $1000's into it ever increasingly. I dislike non Japanese cars in general. Never had an issue with my car until recent years., Sadly I own a Jetta from 2008. I've sunk more than 6x it's current value into repairs in the past 1.5 years so far. Despite the lack of issues before recently. I can't afford to buy a newer car for a long time still. I only really like the Mazda's now from what I've seen anyway. Aside of a few toyota, honda and lexus models, all of which some features I dislike for the price.
Any of the: Toyota 2.0L, Honda 2.0L, Mazda or Subaru 2.5L's (non-aspirated) work fine with me. Most are in the 165hp to 185hp range, and with a manual stick are rock solid and fun to drive. Never overlook the "FTD" ratio.
Love sunroofs cuz heat rises so if you just open/tilt that and crack a side window it lifts the heat out! Cuz just cracking 2 side windows isn’t as effect since wind doesn’t constantly blow sideways and when it does the heat circles the car before exiting. If it’s a short breeze then not much heat will exit
Compared to sunroof and heat going out rising naturally
Before watching the video, I already knew it was going to be Honda Accord, Civic, Toyota Camry and Corolla. I am looking to buy a 2015-2017 camry or a 2017-2018 ex civic. What do you think of them?
Most reliable car is actually Toyota Hybrids based on 2.5L engine. They go into Camry, RAV4, Highlander and Sienna. But you need hybri as it comes with planetary indestructable transmission. Do not buy regular gas models as they all come with traditional 8 speed automatic, which is good but nowhere near planetary transmission of hybrids.
Bought a 2015 Camry with 140k on it. Great car just check all the boxes when inspecting
My '91 Corolla All-Trac was pretty amazing. Handled snow better than my Wrangler.
Hey scotty, im your biggest fan because i got a 2003 toyota camry as my first car, and I already love it
People who buy good cars forget they're good over time. They will sell it and get a hyped vehicle and then remember the car they lost.
You are right!!! I sold a 2005 Honda CRV in 2017. What a mistake
Isn't that the truth. I traded a Toyota Highlander for a BMW once, never again!
Thank you Scotty✨😊✨
I have the 08 Camry. Runs great. Only complaint is it burns oil. One quart a month.
Did you clean or replace the EGR valve? A sticky valve will cause it to burn oil.
@@Rundark- I didnt' clean it. I will check it , thanks.
@@Rundark-how would the EGR valve cause it to burn oil? Wouldn’t you also check the PCV valve?
If there's room in the wheel arches you can use slightly higher profile tyres without any major problems. The speedo will be slightly off but as long as you know that it's not an issue. Also you are essentially gearing up the whole car so acceleration will be reduced but gas mileage will improve slightly & you get an old fashioned hot rod type look & a much improved ride.
Weirdly higher profile tyres are often cheaper as well, I thought more rubber more money but apparently not
I love all types of cars but my all time fav is my daily drive, my 2006 Toyota Carolla!
I wouldn't limit myself to any make or model to be honest. You do have to do your research though. Small variations of the same vehicle can have major consequences.
Good preventative maintenance would probably alleviate most of the problems people run into. Make the vehicle last longer.
Honda needs to take marketing quotes from Scotty. “Well it’s a Honda so you know it’s going to start”
I got the civic type R with the 2.0 turbo and I love it ❤️
SCOTTY. I hate turbos. ALSO SCOTTY. I LOVE honda turbos.
gdi too.
20mpg on a 2.slow front drive engine? I got a 1.6l awd and get 27mpg city and 38mpg highway. Its a 2013 mini country man all4 s with a manual of course. My tdi golf was rated for 43mpg on the highway, i got 58mpg at 72mph average speed. And 54mpg everyday driving at around 50mph average speed in warm weather. A worst 41mpg in cold weather driving same route (no snow). I never had a gas powered car that dropped fuel econ based on temp. That diesel econ dropped like a stone at under 60 degrees outside temp
MPG... I bought a used 2010 ford edge awhile back. 210,000 miles. I just got back from a 4200 mile road trip through the US and reset all the dash data prior to starting.
If i can trust it, i was getting 24 mpg after all was said and done.
I've owned 5 Accords since 1990 and all of them were excellent vehicles.
I’ve owned 2 of these 4. Zero issues. 88 Civic, 94 Camry.
I own a Del Sol 1.6,96 GMC 4.3,90 Astro 4.3,91 Geo Metro 1.0 All have been very good vehicles. they all required work.
I'm shocked at this list from Scotty!
1. Honda Accord
2. Toyota Camry
3. Honda Civic
4. Toyota Corolla
Just kidding. Not really shocked and they are good cars.
Honda,Honda,Honda,Honda
I’m a proud owner of 2018 Honda Accord 2.0T Touring. Also, used to own Honda 1989. Love Hondas!
One more thing about the low profile tires, they sound like a jet aircraft ready to take off. I'm NOT over sensitive, but Jeez.
And there's no EV on the list 😊
Exactly.
And there never will be lol
what the hell is EV?
@@geniusmarcsays2434 Electric vehicle.
EVs are in their infancy, why be a guinea pig? As Scotty has said, get a Hybruid - the technology is 20+ years old.
My ex wife has a 14 escape titanium with the capless gas system..its had no problems.. but, honda,mazda and older fords are my fave.
Have a 2014 Ford Fusion 1.5 Turbo, got 34 MPG on a long hwy trip. The wife gets about 23 MPG. Lead foot and turbo don't mix.
I've gotten 34 on long, flat expressway trips in my LS400!
Thats pretty bad, getting 60 mpg + on my BMW 320D...
When you have a car with manual transmission, you only need to check the codes for the engine. Less hassle and cost.
Here is my list of favorites: Toyota Sienna, Toyota Avalon, Toyota Tundra and older Toyota T100 trucks.
I’m looking to buy a 2021 used vehicle. According to consumer report magazine, the Toyota Avalon on your list is one that they recommended. I plan on test driving it.
@@janicewright8139 Oh cool thanks for the reply.
@@janicewright8139love my 2018 Avalon limited! Classy, roomy, smooth and quiet.
@@janicewright8139if this is important to you, 2018 is the last year of the CD player, at least for avalon.
@@jeffreyjeziorski1480 well I was wondering if CD players were still being installed in the new cars. Although I haven’t played any cd’s in my car in a long time, it still would be nice to be able to. Thanks for the info.
Had low profile tires on my Scion and it was a collosal disaster in NYC. Bent rims, bubbles... not ideal
I wonder how you feel about the the new Toyota Yaris
I love my 2017 Honda Accord!!! No problems as of yet!❤
Scotty 🎉❤. You and Toyotas Corollas are the Best!!!!!!🎉. Always priceless information on your channel.
Not related to this video but . I read an informative article about the return of the straight six engine . The benefits, one intake and exhaust manifold , naturally balanced , cheaper to manufacture , I'd enjoy your input .
I hope it does make a return. Very reliable design. The jeep and Toyota straight sixes were great
300k on 2004 Honda Accord 2.4 liter...4 cylinder...everything still worked. Gave it to a neighbor and was still running at 350k
mind you as a mechanic you know it takes a larger engine to get a bigger car moving for example a nearly 4,000 LB base model 1990 Ford Crown Victoria has a 5.0 L V8 engine as its base engine or the first gen Lexus LS 400 was 3,800 LBs with a 4 L V8 under hood the first Toyota product sold to have a V8 engine. the most commonly used V8 engine in the US was 350 Cubic In 5.7 L though there were larger engines I.E. 396 400 and 455 in the 70s though the only version of the Caprice you could get the 7.4 L engine on was the Police interceptor cop car
Have had my 04 Acura TL for almost 18 years. J32 V6 all original, original auto transmission, almost at 155k and still running strong and smooth. You just gotta talke care a little and this car will last beyond 200k+!
Scotty, you can still get the Civic Sport with a 2.0 liter non turbo engine with a 6 speed manual. A better choice in my opinion.
What model year(s)? I only see 1.5l turbo for at least the last 5 model years
@@ryanbrandt5404 Look at the lower trim levels. Check out the civic hatchback as well.
Toyota & Honda❤
27:57 Pic from Finland, Parola Panzer Museum.
29:30 and those miles are often cruel city miles.
I love my manual 2.0 civic
I DID get EPA mileage on my last 2 Accord 2L/10 speed…even better on the highway…and amazingly fast.
My next car will be an accord with the safety level, comfort, fuel economy, and style I don't think there is better value. Well maybe a crown or camry, but I've always wanted an accord.
My 2014 Cadillac CTS V-Sport had 2 Mitsubishi turbos, too.
Why does the Toyota Yaris always get OVERLOOKED? They have style they’re small but ride just like a matrix . And never break down and get better gas miles then rest of Toyota lineup! I have a 08 sedan
1.5l 4 speed auto w/OD
And get 500 miles to that 10 gal tank and that’s mixed highway 60% city 30-40%
I love mine I just do oil changes and brakes and tires. Only repair was fuel pump and did myself in 1 hour and costed $100
The Yaris is totally overlooked. I drive an ‘07 manual transmission with 150,000+ miles, only car I ever bought new so all miles are mine and the only repair it’s needed has been replacing a fuel sensor. It’s a zippy little car with great gas mileage and reliable as can be. Don’t understand why they discontinued it.
Because the Yaris actually has a Mazda engine.
@scottykilmer Please check on DTC P2263 regular and now KNOWN trouble on 1st Gen Acura/HONDA TURBO BOOST FLOW-Now that these are 10 years and above, usually issue at 100k plus. Check Emissions light, and disables SH-AWD
That camry trd would probably be smoother to drive in real world conditions with a -2 wheel/tire package. I did that to my mini and it corners better, rides smoother, handles wet/snow better, brakes shorter, better fuel econ. These smaller cars with 17"-19" tires are unacceptable for driving on real, pothole filled roads. I like most people have never been to a race track. So those paper thin, heavy, over sized wheel/tires are not beneficial to the everyday driver. Especially if the tires are those deadly run flats
Scott, what do you think of the Nissan Rock Creek SUV?
My moms honda gets 21 and its not turbo. 2.4 07 accord. Gets more on the interstate. But in town for sure 21. I checked and checked.
A turbo is a turbo. Apparently you simply have a prejudice in favor of Honda to approve them
How so? He’s not wrong, twin scroll turbos are unreliable, and a bi turbo setup wouldn’t make sense for a reliable daily. So small single turbo manufactured with quality parts here in America makes the most sense.
Sounds like you have one finger pointing out as three are pointing at you.
I thought he hated turbos
No they are not . . . . different types - single scroll, twin scroll, dual turbos etc.
Well truthfully everybody is struggling with turbos. But........ I have more faith in honda than Ford chevy and dodge with their recall competition.😂😂😂😂😂😂
My current garage looks like Scotty’s old garage. Therefore, I must know as much as Scotty? Lol
What size engine in Corolla is the one to get?
I have a 2015 Honda Accord LX with almost 100,000 miles it has the 2.4 L engine and a CVT transmission. On the highway I get 36 miles to the gallon in the city, I get 31 miles to the gallon. I’m surprised that newer Honda Accord doesn’t get better gas mileage. My driving vs this kids driving might make a difference.
This kid just has a lead foot for now. My 2019 Accord LX gets 30 MPG in the city with a full trunk loaded ultra heavy. Got to move some of the trunk crap to the basement 😅. The hybrid Accord models can get 45 easy now.
I sure wish he would do a series on 2015 f150 3.5 twin.
Run, run away if your ever going in the mountains, these over spin the turbos at high altitudes. My 2018 2.0 touring smoked its turbo in 2020, near Yellowstone national park. It had been up pikes peak, 2 days before. But of course it already had 69k miles, so out of warranty. By the time it got back to my driveway in Houston, the bills totaled over $5k. Honda covered zero.
I was shocked you praised a turbo engine. True it's Honda. Made me feel a little more confident with my choice of 2.0 liter turbo VW.
you shouldnt coz yours is VW not Honda😊😊😊
@@sunshinesuen6998 very true!
2011 v6 camry best car ive ever owned.
bulletproof!
Scotty, Opinion on the engine of a toyota avensis 2018 1.6l diesel (BMW engine)??
My 2000 Acura 3.2 TL just turned over 260,000 miles last week and still runs like a charm! ❤
Have you had to replace the transmission?
@@user-hk9pn1iy8g They had a recall on it early on, so I guess the mileage would actually be closer to 235,000 or so. 😊
@@pamr4040 have you has any issues with the transmission since?
@@user-hk9pn1iy8g Not so far...hope I didn't jinx me with that one! lol 😉
1:55 I don't understand this part, is this unique to these particular Toyota engines?
I get 25 mpg easy in my 2012 Ford Edge with a 2.0L Ecoboost.
You can have the turbo tuned for better efficiency too, or more power.
How do you get the hud up display? Which accord
😊What about Mazda??
Hard to gauge. Probably not a lot of exposure to skyactiv, and still scarred from the rotary engine lol
Acura V6 3.5 engine, 190k runs like a clock no, no oil burning