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Car Forum / Honda Cars / October 2007I am down to two cars - which would you choose and why?
2007 Honda Accord Sedan EX Manual - $21,999, drive off price 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe - $23,538, drive off price (base car with spoiler only) and you're posting this in a Toyota group because.........? Between the two I'd take the Nissan, but ditch the spoiler > 2007 Honda Accord Sedan EX Manual - $21,999, drive off price > > 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe - $23,538, drive off price (base car with > spoiler only) How'z about a Studebaker Lark??? <G> JT > and you're posting this in a Toyota group because.........? > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe - $23,538, drive off price (base car with >> spoiler only) > How'z about a Studebaker Lark??? > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] >>> 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe - $23,538, drive off price (base car with >>> spoiler only) Hmm, Is he old enough to remember that? I'd go for Nissan. Hey Grumpy! Howzya doin? Of course he is. He owns one or two. I own three. >> How'z about a Studebaker Lark??? >> [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Is he old enough to remember that? > I'd go for Nissan. > Hey Grumpy! Howzya doin? Of course he is. He owns one or two. I own three. I downsized to ONE and was able to retire from full time work at 42. When are YOU going to be able to retire? >>> How'z about a Studebaker Lark??? >>> [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> Is he old enough to remember that? >> I'd go for Nissan. >> Hey Grumpy! Howzya doin? Of course he is. He owns one or two. I own >> three. > > I downsized to ONE and was able to retire from full time work at 42. When > are YOU going to be able to retire? I am 66 and have no desire to retire even though I would have two retirements and SS. What would I do instead. I suppose I could spend a couple hours at the gym each day extra, garden or perhaps rebuild an old Triumph Bonneville. People my age who retire generally don't live very much longer from I have seen. >>>> How'z about a Studebaker Lark??? >>>> [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >>> Is he old enough to remember that? >>> I'd go for Nissan. >>> Hey Grumpy! Howzya doin? Of course he is. He owns one or two. I own three. >> [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > old Triumph Bonneville. People my age who retire generally don't live very much longer from I have > seen. SOME of us have HOBBIES and interests outside work. Never heard of VOLUNTEERING?? >>>>> How'z about a Studebaker Lark??? >>>>> [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >>>> Is he old enough to remember that? >>>> I'd go for Nissan. Judy, did you ever sort out that T-Cab wiper swithc issue... (five vs. four wires)? JT (Whose wipers have never parked willingly) > Hey Grumpy! Howzya doin? Of course he is. He owns one or two. I own > three. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >> Is he old enough to remember that? >> I'd go for Nissan. I prefer the Studebaker Hawk, a 63 GT to be precise! Fred > Judy, did you ever sort out that T-Cab wiper swithc issue... (five vs. > four wires)? [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >>> Is he old enough to remember that? >>> I'd go for Nissan. There's a couple for sale here. Someone told me about them, and now I can't remember the details, but I think they were in pretty decent condition. > I prefer the Studebaker Hawk, a 63 GT to be precise! > Fred [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] >>>>Is he old enough to remember that? >>>>I'd go for Nissan. There is usually at least a couple or so on eBay. JT > There's a couple for sale here. Someone told me about them, and now I > can't remember the details, but I think they were in pretty decent [quoted text clipped - 31 lines] >>>>> Is he old enough to remember that? >>>>> I'd go for Nissan. I have a '56 Power Hawk and have owned it since 1966 when I purchased it for $300 at 33K miles. It now has just over 90K and looks/drives as well as ever! JT > I prefer the Studebaker Hawk, a 63 GT to be precise! > Fred [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] >>>>Is he old enough to remember that? >>>>I'd go for Nissan. Yes, I did. It's actually a five prong switch. Unfortunately before we left for SB the motor quit. Now THAT was a MAJOR pain to fix. > Judy, did you ever sort out that T-Cab wiper swithc issue... (five vs. > four wires)? [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >>> Is he old enough to remember that? >>> I'd go for Nissan. > How'z about a Studebaker Lark??? I'd take the LaSalle over the Lark, anyday. > <G> > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >>> 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe - $23,538, drive off price (base car with >>> spoiler only) > How'z about a Studebaker Lark??? You and your Studes!!! ;) A Golden Hawk? > <G> > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >>> 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe - $23,538, drive off price (base car with >>> spoiler only) >>How'z about a Studebaker Lark??? > > You and your Studes!!! ;) > > A Golden Hawk? See my other post... JT On Oct 11, 6:57 pm, "techtechx...@gmail.com" <techtechx...@gmail.com> wrote: > 2007 Honda Accord Sedan EX Manual - $21,999, drive off price > > 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe - $23,538, drive off price (base car with > spoiler only) $1500 difference? I'd go with the Honda. > 2007 Honda Accord Sedan EX Manual - $21,999, drive off price > > 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe - $23,538, drive off price (base car with > spoiler only) Honda--the favourite vehicle of Asian gangsters Nissan--pile of tin Get thee to a TOYOTA dealer. > <techtechx...@gmail.com> wrote in messagenews:1192143447.259889.264240@z24g2000prh.googlegroups.com... > > 2007 Honda Accord Sedan EX Manual - $21,999, drive off price [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Get thee to a TOYOTA dealer. I would not buy either one. >> 2007 Honda Accord Sedan EX Manual - $21,999, drive off price >> >> 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe - $23,538, drive off price (base car with >> spoiler only) > > Honda--the favourite vehicle of Asian gangsters Honda accord is a great car.... > Nissan--pile of tin > > Get thee to a TOYOTA dealer. >>> 2007 Honda Accord Sedan EX Manual - $21,999, drive off price >>> [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Honda accord is a great car.... The favourite of punks, here in Edmonton, Alberta. >> Nissan--pile of tin >> >> Get thee to a TOYOTA dealer. > 2007 Honda Accord Sedan EX Manual - $21,999, drive off price > > 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe - $23,538, drive off price (base car with > spoiler only) I've had about a dozen Toyotas, 1 Nissan and 1 Honda. I think you see where my loyalties lie. However, the Honda is a well-made car. The Nissan... Mine was a pile of junk... From the factory... > 2007 Honda Accord Sedan EX Manual - $21,999, drive off price > > 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe - $23,538, drive off price (base car with > spoiler only) Between the two I'd choose the Honda, especially since it is the last year of the design. All bugs are worked out by now. I've had Nissans in the past until I discovered Toyotas. Nissans are better than average but not in the league of Toyotas. This may be heresy but I have heard many good things about Hyundais these days. Did you look at them? > 2007 Honda Accord Sedan EX Manual - $21,999, drive off price > > 2008 Nissan Altima Coupe - $23,538, drive off price (base car with > spoiler only) Which one do you like better? I would choose the Accord because when I drove both I liked the Accord better. Also, Honda's reliability record is more consistent than Nissans. |
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