Who Makes the Best Engines, Toyota or Honda

Toyota vs Honda engine. Who Makes the Best Engines, Toyota or Honda, FYI and car review with Scotty Kilmer. Toyota engine reliability. Honda engine reliability. Does Honda really make better engines than Toyota? Toyota vs Honda reliability. Which car manufacturer really has the best engine design? Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 50 years.
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[@rustyshackleford4801]

Scotty no matter what you say haters are always gonna hate, just ignore the trolls and keep up the good work! love your videos!

[@stevenholladay6421]

Scotty, don't let the trolls get you down . You are the most knowledgeable , and able mechanic I have ever heard .

[@TheyWhomTheGodsDetest]

I certainly don't care if you look sweaty. It shows you've been productive.

[@stumble_leiner]

What an inspiration Scotty, but does watching your videos over and over count as wasted time? Because you don't have that crux.

[@geekedmaxx]

I wish u can help me fix my car Scotty, I'm having a overheating problem it only overheats when I turn on the AC in hot weather , I put a new thermostat in , flushed the cooling system and yet it still overheats , the water pump isn't making any noise and I see the water flowing Through the radiator, with the AC off my car never overheats, even in hot weather

[@moonstarproductions9597]

The only time my honda don’t start is when there is no fuel in it.

[@KC16A6]

Mine don't when I forget where I put my keys...

[@GtaCracker]

even then it starts

[@KC16A6]

@@GtaCracker that... is weird but very possible with them in the garage hahahah

[@jod4689]

That and no battery is the only reason a Honda shouldn’t start.

[@gasscooterdude]

Yeah, until your timing belt snaps..Toyota ftw.. my 99 Corolla has just over 308k mikes never had to replace or adjust the chain that's on it

[@rn4l863]

this guy deserves a award i have learned more about cars in 1 month then i did my whole life

[@mikelomez9313]

I agree and I think a big part of it is the fact that his voice while somewhat soothing isn't the kind that puts you to sleep.

[@tracywilkinson4625]

So Nice to know there still are REAL HONEST PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD.🤠👼

[@davymathew9872]

I was shocked when I heard all that.

[@dennisrodriguez3689]

Despite his on high wait to speak and he is the great grand master.

[@derrickmubiru55]

Me too, i threw away my BMWX5 to a Toyota 4Runner and im a happy person.

[@Yahmekyel]

My Honda has hundreds of thousands of miles on it. I never really had a major problems out of it. Transmission and engine works great. I feel spoiled everytime I drive it.

[@Celestias]

I wish Toyota partnered up with Honda to make the new Supra, instead of damn BMW.

[@lachezarkucarov194]

Yea but supra uses 6 cyl inline, and honda makes good 4 cyl engines, they dont make 6es

[@darknightbegins85]

@@lachezarkucarov194 they make 6s in Accords and Acura TLX. But yeah they are classically known for the 4 banger

[@kRazoh89]

💀

[@H982_FKL]

Yeah I Would Rather Drive A Honda Supra Rather Than A BMW Supra.

[@radityayudha6332]

actually honda already have supra, just google it

[@ktanner438]

People who don't have your back: Big car companies, crook "mechanics", promoters, I mean journalists, on auto blogs People who wanna help you, the customer: Scotty

[@scottykilmer]

Yeah pretty much. I don't sweat it, all those guys talking do just that, they just talk. Look at it this way, in the real world, if KZbin vanished tomorrow, what would all those guys have left, no skill sets or credentials, just big mouths. What would I have left, a successful repair business I've been running for 35 years. That tells you all you need to know.

[@ktanner438]

I love reading your haters tryna claim nonsense like "well Mercedes is good because if you own one you should be rich to begin with and not care your oil change is $900" Meanwhile Scotty be like "the car is good or it isn't good. It's that simple." Losers talk the talk, Scotty walks the walk all the way to fixed cars!

[@neti_neti_]

very well said , love you

[@danimal4959]

i love watching your videos scotty you have so much good info and i just ignore the haters and the spoof videos making fun of you because they have nothing better to do while you're busy making money!!

[@60NXNP09]

@@scottykilmer Thank you Scotty!

[@ultramanxk7]

It's amazing Honda wanted to work for Toyota, got rejected, and Honda decided, I wanna make my own brand.

[@BmwMe-uh9sy]

Cuz Toyota is a hoe

[@adcolt54]

just like Ray Kroc (McDonald's) and Dave Thomas (Wendy's)

[@masterxiong7368]

Yup just like farrier and lambo

[@20502chris]

@@masterxiong7368 farrier?

[@masterxiong7368]

@@20502chris correction "ferrari"

[@terry2105]

That’s why there is a funny saying in Chinese “Buying a Honda is purchasing an engine and they give you the car for free😂”

[@Nick-ko1tw]

There's also another funny saying about honda in my country. You buy a key and they give you motorcycle

[@randomguya895]

买发动机送车【手动滑稽】

[@ErrorPagenotFound-ig1cy]

Yeah and a crappy transmission along with it.

[@chicoskimoni9338]

So thats why it rusts easily, cause the body is free.

[@that1guy524]

Let’s face it, Chinese has no say when it comes to their junk. I’ll buy the crappy Japanese car over Chinese junk any day.

[@GLICIOUS21]

I own 5 Hondas. 2 of them have over 315k miles on them with original engine and transmission.

[@rathugt4178]

Bruh🤩

[@gutadin5]

what models and year of your hondas?

[@GLICIOUS21]

My 2 highest mileage Hondas are my 2003 Acura MDX Touring 340k miles 2000 Honda Accord EX V6 320k miles My other Hondas are 88 CRX, 89 Accord and 96 civic

[@poolplexer]

talk to my 98 accord. 335k

[@kevinkidneyy]

You bought it brand new ?

[@BOMBON187]

"I’d sooner die than imitate other people. That’s why we had to work so hard! Because we didn’t imitate.” - Soichiro Honda

[@Vfh........y]

Do you know if there's a good book on Honda as far as their founder

[@drott150]

Uh, nice quote, but last time i checked Honda engines had crankshafts, pistons, connecting rods, oil pumps, oil sumps/pans, cylinder heads, valves and pretty much everything else a conventional internal combustion chamber engine has - all of which someone else designed and built. Hence, Honda imitated it ALL.

[@BOMBON187]

Ok but you do realize Honda designs more than just cars. In general everything is imitated. My old RC51 would say otherwise.

[@drott150]

Oh I agree and I personally LOVE Honda anything. I drive a Civic Si and have garden implements powered by Honda engines. I also have owned my share of Honda motorcycles including a CR250 (fast!). Always LOVED Honda products and deeply respected Soichiro Honda. I just mean his quote is a little silly in terms of imitating. No one can avoid that. No one can start from absolute scratch. I've actually spent quite a bit of time in Japan. There's an old saying amongst visitors there: The Japanese aren't so great at inventing things thermselves - but they are unequaled at making existing designs better. That's the embodiment of what Honda accomplished.

[@jamesmedina2062]

drott150 What you say is true about the Japanese loyalty to integrity and passion as craftsmen. They are also good students of design and innovation. The only thing I would say is that 99.5% of people don't design new products out of thin air but some of us do. Inventors do exist. We are!

[@timothyeads1657]

"I hate working on my own cars and I'm cheap". HAHAHA. Another Scotty quote being honest.

[@da11king]

If he is cheap then he should work on his cars 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@thomasknight7734]

Make a car with Honda engine hooked up to a Toyota transmission in a Subaru body It won’t die

[@fernandom5150]

Thomas Knight there’s a car on KZbin called the Hondaru it’s a Subaru with a honda engine

[@tylerkimdura6690]

GiJokester 69 lol I need to see that

[@razortreadway]

I'm all for this so long as it isn't sold only as an AWD, god I hate having a car manage traction for me

[@EgHatchK24a2]

John Elway Look Up Boostedboiz On KZbin and look for Hondaru it’s an STI with a k24 engine in it

[@michaeltadros3151]

That would be the ultimate car

[@BODDA912]

Best Engine-Honda Best Transmission-Toyota

[@gamemood6634]

Best transmission is Mitsubishi

[@charithajayasinghe5657]

Honda transmission sucks

[@ChiPpification]

Best engine & transmission ----> H O N D A

[@gutadin5]

which one has reliable CVT transmissions?

[@BODDA912]

@@gutadin5 Toyota

[@quantomic1106]

I had to watch this 5 times to make sure I'm hearing Scotty correctly.

[@retrogamerz5495]

quantomic1106 I’m about to get my first car and I’d still go with Toyota cause I ain’t rich to do so much maintenance.

[@HW-75]

One of the neat things about Honda there is alot of aftermarket parts around.

[@StrangeQuark]

bc no one wants to drive a factory one

[@evilal20]

All these kids turning them into ricers 😑

[@jorgevillacis8127]

Get OEM only !

[@kenmorris2858]

They are the small block Chevies of the 21st century....

[@youarerightboss]

You'll need them for constant repairs of crappy hondas.

[@Fall-off-currencies]

Honda makes the best engines you're right 👍👌

[@mikefoehr235]

I guess EARTH DREAMS will change that to a certain extent.

[@vikingofengland]

Got a 2003 Honda Jazz (or Fit in the US) and is a manual (not a CVT!). Done 122k miles (a lot for a UK car as most rot away) and the engine is perfect. Dead easy to service, easy to get all all the filters and drain plugs. I would like to keep it going for as long as possible, and it would be great if I got it to 200k miles.

[@eddiehuff7366]

Before I retired I had to be in Honda, Toyota, Nissan, and Ford assembly factories as part of my job. As far as adherence to process guidelines, cleanliness, and procedural quality issues.... there was/is Honda then everyone else. Was a Ford man all my life but now own Honda's.

[@mugensamurai]

I dare Honda and Toyota to work together to create a performance car that uses a Honda engine and Toyota chassis.

[@paratrooperz1]

mugensamurai it will fail if not electric powered

[@TDONLEY91]

why honda has a great racing heritage on their own chassis. just google nuremburg ring k series honda. people nowadays are swapping the newer k series 4 cylinders into the older lighter chassis and are destroying super cars costing 50 times what they do. not to mention on of the most famous super car quick cars that was featured on top gear is the ariel atom, and it uses a honda k series motor. also the new civic type r is the fastest production front wheel drive car on the market.

[@konjiki240sx]

Considering Toyota started producing one of the most powerful non US engines (2jzGTE) in racing back in the late 80's early 90's. With stock motors capable of 1000whp and built factory blocks seeing 1500-2000whp. I would rather Toyota just build another real sports car. The only other non-us motor I can think of coming close is VR38 by Nissan.

[@whiffy506]

The toyonda huh

[@fordgalaxie3695]

Xero Delacroix actually, people dub the Type R's transmission as one of the best transmissions, and you have the S2000 having a good transmission too.

[@djnumonic]

"Now when I was a young mechanic..." He said as everybody sat down criss cross applesauce around him to hear the tale of when he was a young mechanic

[@AJourneyOfYourSoul]

I am a huge Toyota fan, and think overall Toyota makes the most reliable cars, but I agree. When talking only engines, Honda takes it. No one does it better.

[@basshead.]

LOL... Honda doesn't even offer V8 engines.

[@patrickrhoades947]

@@basshead. look at their f1 line. They dont make production v8s because they said they dont believe they need to when they get by just fine with v6 engines. The nsx that destroyed Ferraris back in the day for less money than a ferrari had a v6. They can do v8s really well they just choose not to.

[@basshead.]

+Patrick Rhoades Their F1 cars are slow as f*ck.

[@Gone_Rogue300]

Lmfao stay off the pipe bud lmfao. Honda def doesn’t make better quality engines than Toyota!. Civics are notorious for head troubles.

[@eliaszapata8354]

This is probably the most informative and productive recommendation I've ever gotten from KZbin, your channel is amazing and your content is top notch quality, keep it up!

[@scottykilmer]

Thanks for the support

[@rockefelleragent1357]

Yeah he knows stuff

[@joshuacarlson4768]

YA this guys kick/THEIR FEW and far on this medium...

[@lifetimememories9383]

@@scottykilmer d

[@user-fi1xu1pp7p]

I have both Honda and Toyota. I have a 2008 Honda civic si, and a 2004 Toyota Tacoma. They are a bit older so I can talk about them. The civic never fails me never ever once let me down. All I do to the civic is tires, oil, gas and battery. As for the Toyota, that thing is a beast ! nearly 200,000 miles of hard brutal work (I'm in construction and sites are not spick and span) and the thing starts up like the first day I bought it, just like the Honda, it only requires tires, oil, gas and battery. I still have those two vehicles today. In time obviously I upgraded to a Lexus GS as my weekend drive with my wife and kids and got a Honda pilot for the family as daily week driving and both of them are luxurious (even though the pilot is not Acura it is honda, I still consider the pilot suv a very luxurious vehicle) and both to be awesome vehicles too ! Mercedes and BMW may look nice up front brand new in the showroom, but after a year of wear its not worth it. Toyota and Honda are the true "the best or nothing" they are the best plain and simple.

[@jimjambananaslam3596]

Tacomas are rock solid trucks. Here in Canada, a lot of the people with industrial type jobs drive them. Also a shitload of Dodge Rams, like half the vehicles on the road are Rams lol

[@rockefelleragent1357]

Was it a manual or automatic on the Civic SI you own? Those gen Honda's and Acura's had transmission issues with their 5 speed automatic. The manual has issues with gear synchro's and clutch release issues. I had full of problems when I had an '06 Acura TL 6 speed manual and the door rattled like crazy and ready to fall apart at 10k miles from brand new. The engine was really good though it ran silky smooth trouble-free.

[@joelallo119]

IneedMoney Don't know about where you live but in the US I believe all the Civic Si's are manual. Could be wrong about that though.

[@ruhelproduction5360]

I still didn't get your point lol

[@rockefelleragent1357]

@@joelallo119 - ah ok thanks I didn't know that SI's only come in stick

[@Milo-nh3df]

I just change the spark plugs in my civic with almost 200,000 miles and the old spark plugs were totally dry of oil 😲 amazing engine 👍😎

[@dianitamore]

Scotty, You’re amazing! Thank you so much for your time and for posting all this great videos! Greetings from Santa Clarita, CA.

[@apprenticefelix7740]

shithole city

[@TampaTec]

You really can't go wrong with Toyota or Honda. I had a chevy, buick, Ford cars, Nissan, Lexus, so far my Lexus was the most reliable car I owned, 10 years old runs and drives like new.

[@TheDaddynate]

Only foreign luxury car I'd buy second hand is a Lexus. The others are money pits and I think Acuras are ugly but good.

[@emgee2]

It's interesting to me how much love there is for Hondas, we've had really bad luck in our family with them. My Wife had a civic and we had to put over $5,000 into keeping that car running after it hit 120k miles. Her brother's CRV broke down all the time after about the same point, and her other brother is currently having issues with his CRV. Meanwhile my Matrix and my wife's Camry are both over 160k miles, and the most trouble we've had with these is her Camry draining batteries.

[@czluver4338]

I previously had a Honda Accord with 260k miles. Only problems over the life was an alternator replacement, starter replacement, and an A/C leak. Routine maintenance was the key. After that was an Acura Integra GSR that had 235k miles while with me. Only non-routine maintenance was radiator replacement, rear bearing replacement, and the electronic component that was basically the coil.

[@MusicConnoisseurian]

Same - 2002 Lexus GS300. Let's see I've replaced an oxygen sensor and one ball joint.

[@MusicConnoisseurian]

Though I'd prefer the ES300 1999 my friend has and still drives as his only means of transportation. His repairs were... An an oxygen sensor, probably didn't need because actually needed a coil pack and spark plug replaced... The car rides and drives better with a cable accelerator and fwd for snow.

[@XIIITrain13]

Could you make a video outlining the downsides and problems with Toyotas and Hondas? They clearly have a lot of benefits, and are really well made cars, but of course they have their faults as well. It’d be really great to know what sort of things to be aware of when you want to buy one besides the good stuff.

[@DanUtley]

Rick Sanchez THIS!!!

[@wholeNwon]

He has talked MANY times about poor Honda automatic transmissions.

[@XIIITrain13]

wholeNwon yeah, i’ve seen him mention them before, but there are more problems than just their automatic transmissions. I would just like for him to make a video that can go more in depth on the common problems for Hondas and Toyotas besides their automatic transmissions. It would be really good information for someone who may be thinking of buying one, especially used, to know what they could run into and how to fix it in case it happens

[@chuy8356]

The paint on them is terrible, always fades and eventually rusts.

[@trevagraham1605]

Rick Sanchez I know the 3.0 liter in my RX 300 is known for sludge issues, transmission issues, and knock sensors that go out causing an expensive repair even if you do the work yourself. I heard that the timing chains in Honda's 2.4 liter they used in the Accords are known to stretch if the oil isn't changed routinely.

[@EngineeredBusiness]

Hi Scotty. I always watch your videos and I am amazed with your opinions regarding these cars. Thank you.

[@TheProAer]

I have a 2017 Honda Accord I4 6 speed manual. It's been a great car.

[@TheProAer]

@@shutter1031 Their nice, I like the 9th gen because they have the K-series engine, which I know is a well built engine. It's not super fast or anything it has just the perfect amount of power. It was hard to find a manual, the other option was a CVT transmission which I've heard have alot of problems. Thanks for your comment.

[@callen7436]

I wish Honda would make a real full sized car & SUV to compete with the Avalon & Sequoia!

[@patrickrusso4821]

C Allen they have the Honda Pilot

[@NebukedNezzer]

honda made the piston rings for the zero fighter plane. I remember in the early 70s when US automakers were crying that they could not meet the clean air standards. Honda was already selling a 3 valve/cylinder engine that exceeded all the air standards as well as got great mileage, etc. I bought my 1966 honda CB450 motorcycle from long beach honda in long beach calif. it had 27 cubic inches and put out 43 horsepower. I drove it at 105mph a LOT. put 68k on it before selling it to a friend, he then sold it to one of his brothers. I would not be surprised if it is still going somewhere. run it hard and fast all day and NOTHING went wrong ever. No wonder japan took over the vehicle business. they EARNED it. How sad that our manufactures can NOT Compete.

[@lc7192]

A friend of mine had a Honda 350 Scrambler in 1970. We used to run it over 100 mph frequently.

[@briand.1694]

CVCC

[@siperaka]

Zero fighter planes was Mitsubishi

[@abdomar0528]

I have 2 nighthawk CB750's, one is a 85, the other is a 95. Both are amazing bikes and the engines are strong. I love going 100 MPH.

[@jamesavery6671]

Well to be fair most cars in America at that time had big v8's as American's drove big cars. This is because we have straight wide roads in most of America so there was no need to have a small nimble fuel efficient car till the 1973 oil crisis began. Ever since then small cars got more and more popular but the gas hog truck market still dominates

[@Nostalkersallowedkarmaisreal]

Proud Honda owner, I love their motorcycles too. ❤️ thanks for a really informative video Scotty!

[@magetoelijah7851]

Can I do your homework?

[@jagsfanrick]

I too own a Honda. Very dependable.

[@outdoorsguy]

I own two Hondas, a 1996 Honda Accord with 300K miles that I've owned since 2001, and a 2011 Honda Fit. Both run great.

[@MarshallMathersthe7th]

At nighttimes i pick up transvestites with my 1100 shadow.

[@cat-lw6kq]

I wish they would go back to having engine oil coolers, it was a small radiator that cooled the oil. I think it prolongs the life of the engine. I'm also not crazy about plastic radiators, they tend to crack and really can't be repaired like the old ones made of metal. Maybe the car companies are saving money building them this way I dont know.

[@louieanderson2847]

I love this man! I salute you from Romania Scotty!

[@ToddAMeyers]

What a great and addictive show and personality. I love the intensity and straight talk Scotty!

[@alphamacho6401]

Rev up your Toyota/Honda! 🚗💨💨

[@itsbasil1126]

only if it has atleast 6 cylinders and up or a good exhaust plz :P

[@r3alfish]

BRBSHAHHHSHAHAHA

[@HelloThereUniverse]

REV UP MY CR-V!!

[@Davido50]

Alpha Macho both suck!

[@mbahmannz]

TOYONDA

[@davidkdanielson]

Back in 1992 my Grandfather went to the dealership, interested in buying a '92 Honda Accord LX. Tried to talk to the salesman down a little, but he wouldn't budge. He hung out for several hours checking out the car. The salesman told him that he couldn't bring the price down any. So my Grandfather went home and returned the next day and told the same salesman he was still interested in the car, but still the same reply, they couldn't come down quite as much as he had hoped. So my Grandfather hung out for a few more hours and the salesman talked to the manager and said, "Look, this guy is going to buy this car right now if we can come down a little more." So the salesman came down to my Grandfathers price and he bought the car right there and then. He took great care of the car and in the summer of 2001 he passed the car along to my Dad, who also took great care of the car. Then in 2003, the Accord became my older sister's learner car before she bought her own. Then, in 2005, my Dad got a new car and the Accord became my daily driver. 4 years after that, the Accord became my younger brother's car, and then in the summer of 2012, with all the kids out of the house, the Accord had just over 300k miles on it, the engine running very strong, but the transmission was shifting roughly, and there was a little body damage from a suicidal deer, sold the car for $700 to a Honda enthusiast who fixed it up. I still see it driving around the area when I'm back visiting my parent's house. Amazing cars.

[@licensedtosellph853]

Thanks Scotty for this informative video ... More power to your site

[@Brocode223]

Good details and well explained... Thank u scotty stay blessed

[@mohandeventhiran5314]

Hey Scotty, greetings from India. Rev up your VTEC'S. 💥

[@scottykilmer]

hello!

[@mohandeventhiran5314]

@@scottykilmer Wow Scotty, thanks man, I watch every video of yours. Your honest reviews are the best.

[@StraitClownin909]

Waaaaaaaa-gaayy-gayy

[@louieemartinez6920]

Rev up your toyonda!!

[@TheBigWhiteWolf]

I almost dated a girl named Toyonda...

[@josephbell2160]

@@TheBigWhiteWolf LOL, you better copyright that. The two companies may merge together and that name becomes a reality. LMAO

[@MrHeHim]

The original name of Toyota was Toyoda and you will find one part with Toyoda on it on every car.

[@macariusfreestyle8521]

😅

[@kchilz32]

Stephen White sounds like a big girl.

[@matthewguarino7780]

Love your videos Scotty! Keep them coming!

[@juandeleon5738]

Thank You Scotty, Great video!

[@repsol6198]

We have a 99 Accord 4 cylinder with 310,000 miles, still runs great, no synthetic oil either, just Castrol GTX.

[@automotiveantics]

The new accord is IMPRESSIVE! And they still offer a manual in most of their cars....BONUS!

[@marioiacolucci]

Love the new accord!

[@red58fury]

Real Steel Cars I drove the new Accord sport with the manual and it was so much fun!

[@automotiveantics]

@@red58fury I hear that a lot! I haven't driven one myself yet but really want to!

[@appalachiangunman9589]

I love the Accord, I wanted a gas saver and a pretty cheap car so even though the Accord is nicer I went with the Civic being a cheaper and more fuel efficient car, and I was able to get a 6-speed manual.

[@dyingangelo]

Do they come with lsd?

[@tahiralbalushi3861]

Thanks for the amzing info love the channel

[@googlerep366]

I love that you keep it real and don't take pay from big corporate companys to try to sell their trash, you call it like it is and that's why people love your videos. I'm a huge fan of your videos and love all the knoldge you put out there for us middle class hard working folks. Thanos Scotty your a ninja for sure.

[@saddestchord7622]

Reading through these comments, it's clear that people think all Honda automatic transmissions are garbage. That isn't the case at all. This reputation mostly stems from problems they had from 1999-2005. Even during those years not all of them were bad. The information is out there.

[@indrickboreale8079]

What Scotty is saying. Is Toyotas are boring. Yes I agree. Honda innovates and has some really good performing engines. I'm a mechanic and swear by Toyota for reliabilty, How ever Honda engines are higher performing and more interesting to drive. Especially the little 4 cyclinder civics. Very easy to work on too.

[@bernatmoko2740]

So toyota supras are boring cars I guess

[@send2artem]

2JZ mic drop...

[@fleckx]

MR-2s are also super boring.

[@Thechildishmandingo]

Wombat 04 Obviously he’s talking about the average Toyota and he’s not wrong coming from someone who’s owned 3 Honda’s and has had two Toyota’s owned by someone in my household

[@LindaKranz442]

Thank you! I really like watching your videos 👍

[@1ZZFE]

Totally agree with what you've said in this video Scotty. From Singapore.

[@oilhammer04]

My impression is that Toyota, in general, focuses more on durability. Honda is more into sport tuned cars than Toyota. I'll go with Toyota, since I want the one that lasts the longest.

[@mei9179]

And I think, Honda would be more reliable and long live if you drive Honda's car like as your habit. Some people use Honda car for race, drag, and push their car to maximun level all the time, because they feel kick in, really fun to drive but will reduce the long live, if using daily with normal drive, Honda is more reliable. I drive Honda city idsi 2007 and still awesome....high mpg, fast response, and comfortable....

[@mj68874]

They both make reliable and sporty engines.

[@oilhammer04]

I used to buy Hondas, but don't anymore because of the drop in quality. It's Toyota for me now.

[@mei9179]

@@oilhammer04 for me Honda absolutely, best quality and indeed durable and long live.

[@Reneortiz30]

Honda is more durability

[@Stvzbnk]

I am a Registered Hondaholic - and I Approve of this Video!

[@_valles3438]

Your videos are entertaining and more importantly educational!!

[@tedmich]

great video as usual Scotty! Don't forget Toyota MR2 with 3SGTE, turbo 4 banger, also totally Yamaha!

[@wintersfarm1340]

Agreed. Just look at the number of industrial applications Honda engines are in. Generators, landscaping, mining, etc and not to mention the recreational market (Honda ATV's are among the best made ATV's out there). Obviously, they must be doing something right. Heck, I just learned recently Honda even makes planes.

[@nopy99]

Outboard boat engines also

[@DenyBlackburn]

Even airplanes

[@TheAgentAssassin]

My SATURN VUE has a Honda V6 ENGINE. Very zippy for a SUV

[@_TheWerewolf]

Robots too 😛

[@fios4me]

No one is good at everything.

[@renggorenzzo9610]

They are both good and reliable but for me Honda is always beautiful when it comes to design.

[@tec2able1]

I think the new Toyota camry looks better then the Honda accord comparing 2018's models side beside

[@jomartorres4535]

I agree

[@djorksolo8544]

@@tec2able1 Honda was looking good before. But nowadays, Honda design became kinda ugly !

[@Toastmaster_5000]

Always? Nearly all Hondas made from the 80s to late 2000s were extremely boring looking. Their cars from the 70s and earlier I could understand being seen as beautiful, and although the modern generation is polarizing, I do like that they've really spiced up design.

[@Caelus]

@@tec2able1 Oddly enough, I prefer the look of the Accords rather than the camry (for front end design). Camry beats the accord for rear end design however (in my opinion).

[@rideakak7328]

Great vid Scotty 👍

[@SugoiGaming.]

I usually dislike long talking videos but youre videos are very visually stimulating and the constant cuts really keep me engaged 😂

[@nite82hawk]

I concur. I own an 05 Honda CR-V and it has 321k miles and it's still running strong. We recently went on a 3.5 hour trip and it got 28mpg. Not the best looking or manly looking car but reliable as hell. Love the damn thing.

[@disco.lemonade]

I actually prefer the 05-06 to the 3rd gen. It's a kinda funny looking car, but inside is very confortable and there's lots of room.

[@alexandermayer9984]

Hey Scotty, Thank you very much for all your videos. I like them and I very appreciate your simple and honest explanations.

[@junekroner6382]

Love pop up pictures. Scotty, love your videos.

[@faridsafi9872]

Scotty; makes more money putting u tube videos than fixing cars.

[@the__real__world]

=)))))

[@shehzadriaz4781]

Why not!!! He deserves that after years and years of experience

[@marymora2876]

Well why not??

[@relentlessenterprises9238]

Obviously. 🤦‍♂️

[@bunning63]

A European company, Warrenty Direct, published their stats on engine failures few years ago. The most reliable brand was Honda, followed some way back by Toyota. So they were the top two. Those top euro brands, you don't want to know, I recall Audi was 1/40, those engineers at Honda and Toyota must be laughing at 'German engineering'. Any of you getting bitchy, don't blame me, this was an insurer behind the warrenty, they only talk in stats.

[@waterheaterservices]

Please do not annoy us with facts.

[@CapitalWorksPro]

Audi is trash. They tell their customers to never change their transmission fluid. That's why 90% of Audi's on Craigslist have transmission issues, whether the seller discloses that information or you find out after you buy it.

[@TheDaddynate]

That's why I laugh at people who buy older european cars for the name prestige. It always ends bad

[@MiguelGarcia-vj7oo]

@@CapitalWorksPro cough cough cvt... Cough acura transmissions have been known to literally blow up.....Honda's reliability is overrated now.... The golden age of honda was the 90s and early 2000s.......consumer reports stats their reliability is average.....no where near toyota........... The new type R was grinding gears and honda didnt want to acknowledge it.

[@Emon_Lusk_]

because german manufacturers innovate a lot more than honda or toyota, and in every way so its normal that shit's gonna break because its high tech and couldnt be tested over decades

[@starwalker6002]

You're the Man Scotty! Keep on Rockin'!!! Excelent video! 👍👍👍

[@trublud69]

I have to agree. My mom's still got her 1993 Accord she bought brand new. She took good care of it, and while it's got a few minor issues that we're taking care of, it's a beast. It has over 300k miles and still going strong.

[@timothypope5863]

Great Stuff Scotty

[@rkomkar8953]

Sir, You give good information and knowledge of four wheelers. And troubleshooting . I thought you. Toyota boys , but. You are Topclass Mechanic Tells open heart and passion King Not paid by any Automaker. Hatsoff. 👍👍👍👍👍

[@jamesmedina2062]

rk sona Why? Because you like Honda?

[@ChrisJohansonOfficial]

Been waiting on this video!

[@jonathanpinders.r.5627]

Yup you and me both 👍 Scotty rocks

[@alexanderSydneyOz]

It isn't often I say "I completely agree with everything you said", but it applies to this video. Spot on.

[@brianbrino4310]

Thank you Scotty I really appreciate you being impartial here!

[@relentlessenterprises9238]

Too bad this isn't mechanic Monday. I wonder if Scotty would have given away a Honda?

[@outdoorsguy]

He's giving away a Honda engine, a hamster on a hamster wheel. 😁

[@Stardust51]

Yea maybe an old lawnmower lmao

[@samboesenberg]

their manual transmissions are great though! last forever.

[@chetanpanchal8526]

My Honda Accord 2005 (2.0L petrol) has done almost 170k miles and it simply refuses to die. No matter how hard I rev, but simply goes on and on smoothly. Just regular services and maintenance needed. I m The Honda fan !!!!

[@AmericanConstellation]

My son just sold a 2000 Honda Civic with 150,000 miles on it and it ran like a top. He bought a 2017 Honda Civic turbo that's absolutely incredible.

[@philipsalazar7385]

Hi Scotty. I would like you to give a video on the Subaru and it's boxer engine. Explain us the difference between a straight engine, a V engine and the boxer. Which is the best? Take care Scotty. Looking forward for your video on this matter. I believe you are very knowledgeable.

[@80PercentAshamedOfU]

‘01 Accord LX AT 160k miles-Totaled by light runner; ‘95 Accord EX MT Coupe 230k- Sold when clutch wore out. ‘03 Accord LX MT 147k- Current bought 2 days ago. Love it! Loyal Honda owner right here!!

[@hondakid9170]

Awesome!!

[@alexv.100]

Had a 93 at, sold to a friend. Had a 96 mt, wrecked because woman was txt/driving.... Got a 92 mt now, but want to get a 94/95 mt, because i like that Gen the best

[@hanssauer1247]

Thank you for always sharing your knowledge Mr Scotty.

[@hazwell6811]

Toyota’s 2.2L is simply marvelous. I have a 1998 Camry with a little over 270,000 miles on it. All I have ever done to this car is VERY basic maintenance. Regular oil changes, air filter, tires, etc. well about a week ago, I went to turn the key and nothing! What the...??? My precious baby never does this, so I ran through a mental checklist of everything that could be wrong. After 10 or so minutes of checking the basic stuff, I did a Google search and discovered the Camry has an anti-theft system built into the switch where I turn my key. Long story short, I discovered the car was not starting for me because the teeth on my 21 year old OEM key were so worn out that the car thought I was trying to steal it. Thankfully, I had my spare key (with excellent teeth) tucked away under the chassis. I put the spare key with new teeth into the ignition and turned the key and she started up just like always! I will always buy Toyota. ALWAYS.

[@vikingofengland]

Shame that old skool Camrys are rare in the UK as I would have one. Late 90's Toyotas are probably the best ever,

[@monkeyj7036]

Good video 👍

[@lifeofmarkmelissariverside8256]

I have a 93 Corolla with 330,XXX miles on it! And still going strong!! It's a strong and loyal car,and a daily driver to work.A/C still blows super cold!!!! Toyota has my vote and I'm a loyal fan of theirs!!!!

[@chedy_bear]

Thank you for this. You gave me confidence since buying 2018 corolla.

[@lifeofmarkmelissariverside8256]

Jjh is love no problem buddy! You made a great selection

[@k_werx]

Cant go wrong with a 2jz

[@thundergato84]

I just bought a 2017 Toyota Corolla after driving a 2012 Toyota Yaris with 140,000 miles. I bought the Corolla because my Yaris got totaled. I never had a problem with the Yaris. You can't go wrong with either Toyota or Honda.

[@billblackeye]

Unfortunately it doesnt translate to todays car. After around the 2000s cars are built in every part of the world. Back then Toyota cars built in Japan were bulletproof. Now they all break but still a Toyota is more reliable than a French or Italian car and that with exceptions.

[@kevinmoore4887]

Honda is THE MOTOR COMPANY. Kenny Robert's Sr was told this by a motorcycle journalist. He said he never really understood stood it until he worked for Honda got a look inside the engines. Great interview. KR was a national champion and world champion motorcycle racer. Later he managed the Yamaha, Proton, and Honda team.

[@josechavez0000]

You a real one Scotty 👌

[@jamesyoungs4449]

Thank you for getting logical information out to the public!! May God bless you!!! How long should a neutral safety switch last? Again, Thank you!

[@ErwinSchrodinger64]

The way I see it, they both can make impressive engines in their own right. Honda can engineer an engine internally. Above all Honda is an engine maker: they make lawn mower engines, automobile engines, airplane engines, generators, and slew of other types of engines. Toyota, on the other hand, has the resources and money to bring in other companies like Yamaha in their engineering pursuits. Either way, both companies have shown they can do the impossible: make engines that can handle incredible horsepower and still be reliable according to their applications. Honda: Legendary series of high horsepower/liter engines with R.P.M's ranging from 7500-9000 that are the most reliable in the market (I-4 to V6's). The Honda J-series engines, while a SOHC 24V architecture, has beaten the majority of equivalent displacement and more advanced DOHC V6 engines. Not surprisingly, Honda now downplays their horsepower numbers in engines like K24, J35, and K20C variants. What isn't know to the masses is Honda has made some of the most incredible and sought after V8 racing engines in history. They were so sought due to their over-engineered platform that commanded respect for Honda. To keep their technical expertise in engine building, internally, they never sold engines to racing teams but were only leased. Among competing racing teams, the Honda V8's were a nightmare: they got pushed hard and didn't break down. Again, above all, Honda is an engine maker that can rival the best. Honda=engines. Toyota: Their capable of any feat. Their V10, in the LFA, proved to the world that you could build highly exotic engines types with, of course, reliability (Honda/Acure first debuted this feat with the NSX and Toyota followed similarly). Furthermore, the LFA has themost glorious sounding V10, bar none. The 2JZ engine, even now, is the gold standard of reliability. Currently, even now, not even BMW has made an I6 that can rival it's horsepower capabilities and reliability. Toyota, with their current GR engines with sophisticated port/direct engines and advanced variable valve technology, have been the gold standard in NA V6 engines. Toyota, currently, has a new variant of their V6 engine with twin turbo chargers. Soon, they will introduce a 4.0L twin turbocharge V8 producing north of 600 horsepower. One thing is for sure, it will be reliable unlike similar engines from BMW, Mercedes Benz, and Audi.

[@skywarp727]

I'm on my 4th honda - 07 2.4 accord exl coupe. I love it Ive had a few Toyotas - all camrys - and 2 of the 3 were great cars

[@omgomg38]

Need more people in the world like you Scotty Kilmer love all your videos keep up the good work

[@vesandreev7864]

Scotty knows his stuff! St first he looks funny, but in reality he has immense first hand knowledge about cars! Keep the good work Scotty! All the best from a Honda guy who currently drives Toyota. :D

[@danielg5988]

well, thats true. Honda made really strong engines. My parents own a motorcycle repair shop in Indonesia and I rarely seen problems with their engines. I always found the foolish of the motorcycle owner like forget to tighten the oil drain plug or never changed their oil. (my english is bad)

[@dj78productions]

Your english is ok

[@jakarta378]

Jangan minder bro

[@Studio42dotCom-Real]

I can't say I completely agree, but I will agree both make really good cars. My Toyota 4Runner would still be a daily driver if it wasn't declared a total loss after it got rear ended a few years ago. That engine was running strong! Currently, we drive a Honda Pilot that's close to 200K in miles and since we do routine maintenance on it, it wouldn't surprise me if we double that. I prefer those two brands just out of current satisfaction with them. It's always nice to hear that there's way more reasons to be appreciative of these vehicles that goes all the way to the engines being very well made.

[@powermiller855]

Both are great cars I feel like Honda is the way to go as far as performance and style rn

[@Junebe787]

The debate I’ve been waiting for years

[@mugensamurai]

Imagine this people. A car where Toyota decided to form a joint venture with Honda and created something that uses a Toyota chassis such as the current GT86/BRZ and only used Honda's K20c1 engine from the new Type R instead of Subaru's FA. Now that would be an incredible car.

[@moldoveanu8]

You could buy a Toyota and drop a used Honda engine in it from a totaled car. That might just be the best car on the road. Guess the trick is to have the skills or know someone that can make it fit

[@fostinator69]

Or get a 2zz it has toyota's version of vtec

[@moldoveanu8]

@@fostinator69 toyota licensed, Yamaha built. 2zz was a failed engine buddy. 1zz was pretty bad too, built in buffalo, Virginia. Both these engines were put in the Matrix body as well as other vehicles , many matrixes of which are not around anymore today, they used to be eeeeverywhere. So yeah, there is a reason for that. They break. I can tell you from experience. At least those transmissions are bulletproof

[@jeanferret9497]

And the build quality of the GT86 is shocking. The dashboard and interior plastics are pathetic quality.

[@moldoveanu8]

@@jeanferret9497 if you want interior quality you buy a Porche Cayenne....and that's on the conservative side. You can pick one up new for the same cost of a loaded pick-up truck

[@Darkstar_8473]

My dad had a 06 Accord 2L and it has 300km on it and runs/starts like the same day we bought it brand new. We have been buying Hondas ever since.

[@lamonlites8338]

It doesn't matter. If you treat you car like you treat your wife and kids you have no problem. I love my Carmy great car and reliable

[@Darkstar_8473]

That's my point that man drives like a demon and it doesn't have a rattle or a shake with instant torque etc no lag from the engine it shocks me every time ... the only thing he did was have it serviced ever 10,000 km and still does to this day. It's a work car btw he recently bought a new Accord last year and while the inside is more 'luxurious' it has more light and gimmicks than anything. But .. the car still feels like a Honda premium where it counts; under the hood.

[@elysalazar5150]

this is so informative

[@abycharles4814]

Love your shows

[@senatabazi1658]

Hey Scotty, big fan of yours. I agree , Honda’s engines are world-class for sure. We have 2 accords and 1 civic in my family and they’ve all been fantastic.

[@fenyx2709]

thanks for your honesty

[@monkeyboy7969]

I work on the engine assembly line at Honda in Lincon Alabama. We make the V6 engine for Vans, SUVs, trucks, etc. Their quality controls are very impressive.

[@ngebajak]

Hi Scotty, you are rarely talking about Suzuki cars, what do you think about them?

[@sergdestroy2335]

ngebajak good question. Also Mitsubishi, Datsun, Mitsuoka, Daihatsu, Hino, Isuzu

[@Rah-know]

They are very shitty..... Dont buy unless there is a cute mechanic you like to visit often...

[@jose9th]

"cute mechanic..." LoL. None of the mechanics I go to are "cute..." Greasy, yes. Cute, no.

[@jason620362]

Suzuki motorcycle,yes Cars? Depends on what models are

[@akupehsluarketatAR]

Serg & Destroy Hino are technically Toyota

[@D-FIANT415]

Scotty just lost his Toyota endorsement with this video 😩

[@slicaltimistic1]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@dastinromelsampang5403]

funny! hahah

[@dorian8876]

I agree with You bro! Very straight in point

[@eddiebarnes8308]

You're the best man thank you I learned a lot from you