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Re: "Honda Civic is surprising"

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Re: "Honda Civic is surprising"

Robert Barr27 Feb 2006 23:13
> Honda Civic is surprising
> Anytime the price of gasoline rises significantly, many prospective car
> buyers think maybe they should veer away from the big chug-a-luggers
> and buy something that sips the increasingly precious fuel.
> at http://www.washtimes.com/autoweekend/20060222-115219-9023r.htm

The guy's driving an EX, and he mentions the disk front / drum rear
brakes.  WTF?  This guy's some kind of automotive expert, but he can't
take a look at the rear wheel?

Mike27 Feb 2006 14:29
Honda Civic is surprising
Anytime the price of gasoline rises significantly, many prospective car
buyers think maybe they should veer away from the big chug-a-luggers
and buy something that sips the increasingly precious fuel.
at http://www.washtimes.com/autoweekend/20060222-115219-9023r.htm

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