How many miles?🍺

Hondas last forever with few problems.

Did you buy it from a Honda dealer and get the extended Honda warranty?

I either disagree or have been lucky to hit a lull in the appraiser schedule. Hit a deer once. Damage assessed and car repaired and returned within 2 weeks. Same car totaled a few years later, and had a check heading my way in about 5 days.

Thanks.

Just read it.

Congrats Dan!!!

Good evening...

Heard in a schoolyard: "Yeah, well your Daddy drinks Bud Light!"

I’m sorry, but the whole Bud Light situation just makes me happy….8-[

You're not alone. I'm not a big beer drinker, I have had a can/bottle or two of regular Budweiser it was better than the Lone Star beer that was popular back then, but I also thought Shiner beer was better so so much for my taste.

If I like something I really do not care how it is advertised, but I kinda of thought Bud Light was sort of blue a collar drink, but what do I know. I do not care for propaganda, no matter the form or rational.

Not sorry!

When I was growing up, we drank Shiner premium. Soooo much better than Lone Star. 🍺

Yup. Me neither. I hope the trend continues. I'm tired of the woke crap.

The car dude is easy to work with, not a stereotypical slimy used car guy. His prices are fair and inline with Kelly Blue Book. Since I'm paying cash I tossed out a low ball number in jest. We met half way between my offer and his sticker price. Fair deal.

Plopped down a deposit to hold it, have the bill of sale in hand and copy of the title. Need to call the insurance company on Monday to get an insurance binder and then they (car sales dude) will to the leg work to get it registered and stuff. Prolly drive it off the lot next weekend.

Snappy little car. It ain't gonna win the Indy 500 but it will serve his needs. Prolly swap out the basic radio/CD player that it has with an aftermarket one with bluetooth and GPS for easier hands-free driving.

And it only sips gas. If it snows a few inches, you’ll know he’s not going anywhere.

As for snow, we'll put some snow tires on it for the winter. Snow tires make a huge difference versus the so called all season tires. In MA it's legal to do studded tires or chains during the winter months but that's a little extreme for a little car. I had a little Ford Focus hatchback as a commuter car for a few years (liked it so much I bought another when the previous one was set to retire). With snow tires on it, it was like a little tank plowing through heavy snow. Was slow going in deep snow (say 8" deep and literately plowing through it) but it chugged along just fine.

Had two Hyndai Elantras and a Hyndai Sonata for commuter cars before the Fords. Prolly put 200k on each one before I traded them in. Didn't get much on trade in due to high miles. I blew up the engine on one of the Elantras when the timing belt broke. That's on me for not changing the belt when suggested for routine maintenance. Other than that they were reliable and dependable cars. Only had to do routine maintence of oil changes and brakes. I think I replaced some wheel bearings on one of them but its an easy job if you have access to a garage and the right tools.

I drove a geo metro when that was all I could afford. When I bought my house I had a '95 Nissan pickup (reg cab) and the wife had a '93 geo storm. We bought our house in 2000.

Morning, peoples

Either way the Mrs. and I are Riding today!!! no destination in mind, maybe a river run for some homemade Pie at the riverdock Best Homemade Pies in Illinois... 🇨🇮

Enjoy your Sunday Folks!!!! 🍺

Looking good here in NJ today. Hopefully it holds for the day.

Bloody Mary is in my future today after mowing... 🇨🇮 🇨🇮

There must be something wrong with me, because I'm considering it.