Got a 2000 es 350 Lexus for 2900 with 100k miles. No problems 30k miles later and it’s beautiful inside.

Mopar or no car

Im so glad you made this video 😂. As an owner of a 2010 civic lx with a 119,000 miles on it, i agree whole heartedly with you friend. Some people nowadays have an absolute fetish with brand new cars. And i mean its cool, but if you know about cars, it just boggles your mind. Its funny, when I bought this civic from the original owner. It was at 85,000 miles. He actually was honest and was like “you know i just want to get rid of it cause its inching its way to 100,000 and i just know i wonnt be abled to keep up with repairs and stuff”. Me as a nice gentleman i was going to laugh but i just nodded my head and was like “yeah buddy i get it, ill buy it cash today man no prob”. But he sold it to me, because it was at almost 100k miles. Just let that sink in.. fast forward now, car runs like a charm. I replaced all the coolant hoses myself just cause he had the engine bay so dirty and all the hoses looked nasty. So did a drain, refill of honda type 2 coolant. Replaced all hoses myself and did the thermostat also while it was accessible. Did a brand new oil change. Drained and refilled transmission fluid 6 times, just to get absolutely all of the old garbage out and have fresh trans fluid in it. Did all the brake fluid as well. Then i purged the entire power steering line pump and refilled that with honda power steering fluid. And then I decided to do the spark plugs also just cause! Thing runs like an absolute charm. Im talking, you would literally think its a brand new car. I got it up to 119,000 now and got absolutely no lights on in the dash. Engine has no codes. Runs like its brand new. And its going to stay that way also. Since I legitimately know how to fix anything on a car, i am planning to keep this car forever. My dad also had a yukon denali with 458,981 he told me to tell you. Lol original trans and engine. Just regular maintenance, and never pulling off without warming it up every morning. Although most people disagree that warming an engine up helps (which they are a fool)

The 2006 Subaru Forester has 330,000 miles on it. The 1997 Volvo 850 GLT has 220,000.

They hold good value in my country (Sweden)

Right now my only car is a 2023 GR Carolla Circuit Edition and personally, I was expecting more, it came with a lifetime powertrain warranty which would feel better if I didn't feel like I was waiting for the car to throw me back in my seat more the my 2015 Subaru WRX did before I switched to the GR Carolla. I'm actually planning on getting a different vehicle soon, I really like the look of the V1 370Z NISMO whereas I used to like the V2 370Z NISMO but live in Iowa I've never seen a V1 370Z NISMO and in my opinion, the V1 looks more aggressive and the V2 everything is the same from the rims but I'm sure the Recaro seats probably feel slightly better but I've never sat in either vehicle so I'm not sure if I should go off of a good aftermarket seat company. I've considered Mustangs, Camaros, and Challengers but all those would need to be a V8 that's extremely reliable as a daily driver and I know some might get mid-20 MPG on the highway but the mark 5 Camaro ZL1 I get 19 MPG on the highway and I've read the Challenger is built to go 300,000+ miles which is great but I've heard the Nismo 370Z will do more but hopefully I'll be driving a different vehicle by next week where I'll be satisfied with paying my monthly loan where I feel I made a great decision.

I’m the original owner of my 2005 Acura TSX 6 speed manual… 287k miles and still running strong 💪🏼

$450 a month for liability in 1999?? Jeeez! Those were the days of $2 quarter pounders and 99c gas,

I just bought a friends Ford fusion 2012 for $2500 simply because he got a new 4runner. Had 116,000 miles, and just needed some basic transmission work which cost me around 1500. The car been running perfectly for many months now, and it legitimately makes me feel like I’m richer than my peers even though I’m not.

I have a 2001 Honda civic and a 2013 ford raptor and I trust both of them to get me anywhere I need to go.

I have a 2007 Honda Civic EX coupe with 220,000 miles and I have zero doubt that it will start every time I need to drive it and it will get me to where I need to be in relative comfort and to me it’s still stylish! I had a 2001 Honda Accord coupe until a deer took it out last year and I would still be driving it today had it not be totaled! My wife drives a 2012 Honda Accord and I don’t have any plans to ever get rid of these fantastic Hondas! They were made before CVT transmissions and direct injection and turbos were taking over and they are so much more reliable and less costly to operate! I can do all my own maintenance and had just did the timing belt and all necessary parts on my 2001 Accord just months before it was totaled! I know these aren’t quite as old as the vehicles being mentioned in the video, but they are still older, reliable cars that were made during some of the best years for Japanese automakers! I splurged this year on a 2024 ND3 Miata Club because I wanted to get one of the best drivers cars still made today, it’s still built in Japan and it’s still a 6 speed manual with a low tech reliable no turbo engine that will last for a very long time and it still feels like an old school convertible from long ago!

Unfortunately a lot of cars and coffee by me ,have disappeared due to people not controlling themselves and doing stupid things.

I bought a 2012 Lexus ES 350 with 75,000 miles on it two years ago for $17,000. What a great car, quiet, comfortable and easily serviced. It was one owner car also with all the service records.

I would take….🤔…oh that’s tough….this isn’t road legal…but you won’t want to drive it on the street…so track only Oyi🤷🏻‍♂️….

The footage that exists of this car is incredible….right up there with the 917 k….which sounds like a dozen 20ft buzzsaws spinning at 7700rpm

I have a 2000 Honda civic ex, I bought it new and still runs great with over 190,000 miles. I prefer older vehicles especially when it comes to Honda's. I have no plans to get rid of it. actually my Honda is in the shop right now getting a new timing belt and water pump, just maintaining it. I love my 24 years old car :)

You need a daily for your daily😂😂😂😂

How many mi on the Accord ?

Got a 2002 WRX with 235k miles back in 2020 for $3,000, it’s now got 256k miles and still runs like a top.

I subscribed because you remind me of Roy in Ted Lasso lol.

Dude Phil! Pumping those videos out man! It’s amazing! Love the stuff. I wanted to ask, I’ve been a sports car guy and I love them man, I got a ND3 Miata as well, and it’s amazing but as much as I am a sports car guy, I love trucks too! I was wondering if your into that kind of stuff or off road vehicles. I’ve been eyeing on a F250 powerstroke for work but yeah! Would you ever own one?

I think it looks better with the plate. Looks douchy euro tuner without the plate. Nice car tho wish i had it

great video

I do not see anyone trash talking at Pebble Beach: "I bet he's some rich kid with daddy's money." Do not blare your stereo at maximum volume and walk away and leave it turned on to disturb others. Do not lean all the way into someone's window to take a picture of the interior when their doors are closed. This is just me, but I do not think alcohol should be served/sold at car shows. It's a given that people will be driving, and the stupidity increases when there's alcohol involved.

Your Accord is clean as hell man 💯 I have a 08 Accord I love it these cars are the best

I watched a few of your old car show videos and I loved them. I'm really impressed with your near encyclopedic knowledge of cars!

Good advice thanks for the video

What are some crazy things you’ve seen people do at car shows?

Only Corvette guys bring lawn chairs. That's funny. I have a 06 C6. But at least I don't wear New Balances, I now wear Kiziks. I am 66 and have bad knees. I need to sit down from time to time and can't spend hours on my feet. So, I will have a lawn chair. Hehe.

I have a 92 Miata, my daily is a 2017 HONDA RIDGELINE. Obviously I enjoy driving the Miata waaaaayyyyy more, but on the other hand that car has been problem free for me for six years. In that six years two Mercedes, an Infiniti, 2017 MDX (trans failed at 122k) ALL had stupid issues. My Miata has about 145k on it btw, also I was a mechanic for about ten years. I’m team old car all day!!!! I despise newer cars and where the industry is at currently!

Just bought an old CRV. Selling my fancy V8s. It’s just not worth it!!!

2000 Ford Expedition 4.6 Eddie Bauer all stock and I LOVE MY TRUCK. Thing still runs like a top.

Even newer V6 Accords have cylinder deactivation so that should cut the 3L in half.

Agree on V6 for older Hondas but the new 4 cyl turbos have plenty of get up n go. Zero problems with my 2018 Civic turbo, put that baby in sport mode and you'll fly

I grew up a farm. I could drive a tractor by 5 or 6 y/o and could drive a stick shift by 9 or 10 y/o. It was three on the tree farm truck. Only had 1 automatic until I was 30. When my friends bought automatic car, I called them girl cars.

11/1977 was 15 on Aug 2, 1977. I had to wait until 1st semester grades because I, too, was not getting along with parental units. I failed French but being an office assistant I got a blank grade form and that F became a B and the next week I had a SC Drivers License ( restricted ) became regular automatically on 16th birthday. Restriction was from 8 pm to 6am required a licensed driver 25 Y/O or older be present in the vehicle. In winter it was 6pm to 6am. Nobody but my parents followed this rule. 1st car a used 1971 Volkswagen Super Beetle. Green with white interior and a very leaky Sunroof. Felt like a u-boat captain. First nice car a new 1980 Pace Car Turbo Trans Am.

Driving a Tesla is like driving an iphone.

A specific demographic destroy cars 😂😂you know what im talking about

I've owned a 2007 Gen 7 Accord six cylinder coupe with a 6 speed manual transmission since new. Factory trim is fake carbon fiber, but pretty realistic looking. What I don't like has mostly everything to do with FWD. The 07 puts out nearly 250hp and the wheel hop off the line is annoying, especially in the rain. Mine came with hard Michelin tires optimized for wear and gas mileage. Pirelli P7's and Bridgestone Potenzas have tamed this a little. Also, there is a fair amount of torque steer on hard acceleration. Some of the four cylinder Gen 7 cars didn't even come with a rear stabilizer bar. The six cylinder cars came with the same front and rear bars as the fours but the engine and battery add weight to the front which makes for pronounced oversteer that really detracts from the handling. I got an Acura rear bar which is much thicker than the original and reduces oversteer significantly. The bar and bushings are a direct replacement with no modifications. Other than that, the car has been very reliable and fun. Only big expense was a clutch replacement. Engine and transmission are on a subframe and must be lowered before they can be separated. Also flywheel is dual mass and should be replaced and not machined. I believe it is 14 hours of labor and requires a special tool or at least a mechanic who knows what they are doing to preset the self adjuster.

We fry eggs and bacon on the footpath where I live so tinting is the best thing ever. It's especially good along the top of the windscreen for the morning or arvo sun which is a complete pain in the arsehole.

I have a 2017 Honda Civic Coupe LX. I bought it new, & it has 101,000 miles. NOT ONE PROBLEM. I will drive it forever. No car payment is a winner!

Plate delete ❤

I had a 2011 Accord V6,it was a blast to drive. Kept up with a lot of sporty cars and even beat some of the sporty cars.

3 hondas from early 2000's 03 Element 200k 01 Civic 260k 00 Accord 320k

you can definitely enjoy the back roads cruise with a Porsche electric. As long as there’s a super charger somewhere

Im driving 18 years old first 3.8 azera still running good

Went from a 2011 Honda Civic 4 cylinder to a 2009 Mercedes C-class V6, and it's a world of difference in the driving experience. Even though the C-class isn't a big car, the V6 and heavier bodyweight make it feel like a bigger car. The Civic felt like a gokart in comparison.

Ive been considering tint window lately. My 2 year girl keeps saying "eyes eyes eyes" when the sun get in her eyes. And i got the pull down curtains and they don't seem to help, and i have to pull over to bring them down. Also i cant open her window because of the suction cups

i´m not afraid of high mileage, i´m afraid of the age. I would definately buy a 200.000 mileage car that is 4 or 5 years old. But i would never buy a 200.000 mileage car that is 20 years old.

97 Maxima 5 speed 300k running strong!