Civinfo - View Single Post - Whats your next car after your civic and why?

civie · 20th November 2007, 15:48

[quote=Brodick;121668]Fords are boring, they bang them together and get them on the roads in mass numbers I have never driven a decent ford, and they depreciate like a stone

I am sure i have read on this forum that maybe many owners have issues with there civics....Electrical problems,...Mechanical problems,.. Paint issues ..Trim and chassis issues.....Too long of a list to mention,

and growing!

I am also aware that a few owners on this forum have been shocked at the depreciation of the civic after 12 ~ 18 months of ownership, Some are even holding on to the civic because they cannot afford to change because of this loss.

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So i see where you are coming from now with your reply.
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20th November 2007, 15:48	#35 (permalink)
civie Supporter Triangular Exhaust Join Date: 5th March 2007 Location: north east Posts: 208 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	[quote=Brodick;121668]Fords are boring, they bang them together and get them on the roads in mass numbers I have never driven a decent ford, and they depreciate like a stone I am sure i have read on this forum that maybe many owners have issues with there civics....Electrical problems,...Mechanical problems,.. Paint issues ..Trim and chassis issues.....Too long of a list to mention, and growing! I am also aware that a few owners on this forum have been shocked at the depreciation of the civic after 12 ~ 18 months of ownership, Some are even holding on to the civic because they cannot afford to change because of this loss.. So i see where you are coming from now with your reply. ZZZZZZZZZZZZ