UPDATE: This is the END for my 773k MILE Civic? HIGHEST MILES on a 10th Gen Honda Civic Manual
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You're like a cold sore.... Just randomly shows up! 😂
More like Rita's
Glad you’re keeping it to test its limits although almost 800k is a testament to its longevity. Only thing I’d be worried about is the head gasket. At this point clutch is just maintenance. Don’t blame you for getting a new car.
At this point changing the gasket is a must. Thanks for watching! 😁.
@@Imleocalm Your maintenance repairs should not be that much but you need to find an independent shop and stay away from the dealer.
@@memopadilla5931Or work on it yourself.
Seeing you in a 11th gen hatchback 1.5T Manual would keep this channel going! Although I currently drive a 10th gen Si I would love to see how you and the 11th gen platform play out! Good luck & I’ll be here to see the journey!
Caballero! Appreciate the support! That 11th GEN thou! 😅. Thanks for watching!
This is just convincing me more and more that I should get a 10th Gen Civic as my first car
We know what's possible when we'll taken care of.. thanks for watching! 😁
I have a neighbour who has a 2016 Civic 2.0 and in his 7 years of ownership, he’s spent nothing other than gas, oil changes and brakes. It has 110K km which is still extremely low
I have 2022 civic sport. Now is 80000 mile only every 10000 oil change and just brake pad front and rear replacement
I definitely think you need to just fix it up, and drive it to 1 million! Take it to a good independent shop for a clutch job, Honda dealerships are the worst place to go for work, unless you wanna spend wayyy too much on labour rates
@@Lyndonkb11in general with any car make, dealers will rob you for parts and service
I’m still looking forward for your civic when it’s reached 1 million miles
I'll do what I can to get it there. Sooner than later too! Thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalm i can’t wait dad❤️
Wow, I bought an 11th gen SI and was curious about the longevity of the motor. Wow, amazing to see your little car going with so many miles. Literally not even worried about putting miles on the car after watching your video. Congratulations on the milestone and I'd put some money in her to keep her going. That car literally owes you nothing at this point.
Yessir, maintenance has been the difference maker. Thanks for the kind words. Congrats andgood luck with your si!
Wow that's a lot of miles! I have a 2008 Civic, 8th gen. Only 165k miles so far. Perfectly maintained, even transmission drain and fills every 35k miles. 16 years old now, I hope it lasts another 16 years, I think it will.
*Edit* - Only repairs needed so far has been new A/C compressor & new starter. Everything else I've done was just standard maintenance: break pads a few times, new rotors twice (just front, my LX has rear drums, they got new shoes @ 120k still original drums), spark plugs @ 120k just as preventative no issues, batteries (usually every 5 years, they never die on me, but I can often tell in winter if a battery is starting slower in cold weather and then I replace), tires, fluids.
Makes me happy to know it lasts this long, we had our 10th Gen since 2016 and the total distance travelled is only at 54k ( our distance to commute is really not thst far and we rarely do Long drives ) and we always have maintenance twice a year.
Only had our AC changed and Break fluid compartment changed. That’s it. Oh and it does need engine cleaning every 7 years or so, we suffered from spontaneous engine shut down due to some dirt in the engine or something. After the cleaning, it was like brand new again.
Good luck and thanks for watching! 😁
i have a 2019. besides oil changes and tire rotations i haven’t done anything. I changed the battery. That’s it. Almost at 29,000 miles so low mileage vehicle. I also have extended Honda Care warranty, so I’m covered until 2026
I was just at your local Honda dealership today and they told me about your car and your RUclips channel. I think both the sales and service people are watching your videos. I think at 1 million miles, Honda will give you a new free car. Factor that into the costs it takes to maintain this one. Might be worth it.
NICE! those are nice good people. HUGE UPDATES COMING! thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalmcommenting so I come back to see. i have a 2019 just shy of 30k miles
Bro cars woth miles that high are ones the dealers use as free advertising. My honda dealer has a 450k mile fit that is display only and not for sale. Love these hondas. Almost 800k is amazing 👏🏽
I definitely want it on display. With 1 million miles though. Thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalmsee if the dealership wants to buy it or contact Honda directly. i bet you are the highest or atleast one of the highest gen x civic’s in the world. that has to be worth something.
Bought my 2018 Civic Hatchback LX 6 speed brand new in Nov 2017, have 96,000 miles on it now. So far so good, no problems! Hope I can get 700,000 miles out of it. Love my Civic 1.5 turbo!
Maintenance with a dash of luck lol. Best wishes on your journey! Thanks for watching! 😁
Glad I found ur page I'm also a medical courier about to pass the 200k threshold soon was starting to wonder how long a car could last look forward to more videos
Yessir! More coming soon. Just been very busy. Thanks for watching! 😁
OMG that is 1.25 million km's for us Canadians. Congrats!
Thanks! Thanks for watching! 😁
1 million in and it’s just starting to be problematic. At that point just refresh the car and get another 1million.
@@ImleocalmI’m buying a 460km 2016 civic, any advice on how to make it last?
@@drip1orddiorif you have the CVT, transmission oil drain and flush every 50/60k kms. Oil changes at 8k-9k full synthetic. Address any valve cover leaks as soon as you see em. Check valve clearance and idle speed too
That's it; you've answered all of my questions. Just think of reaching 800,000 miles, or over 1.3 million kilometers, in a Honda Civic. I just hope you can make it to one million miles; that would be an incredible accomplishment. I can't even begin to conceive the distance-it would be like traveling to the moon and back.
Crazy to think about. Drove the circumference of the earth. Thanks for watching! 😁
I have 2017 Civic coupe Touring CVT 1.5T 100K miles.
Get the “FL5”Type-R that’s what I did and use my 2017 as daily still.
An update it needed. Thanks for watching!
Nice vid, please keep this car and reach more than a million miles with this car
I will try! Thanks for watching! 😁
Bro, I got 2017 Manual and 2020 Manual LX Civic. I had 2018 Turbo touring as well which I bought brand new back in 2018.
2018 Turbo 1.5 - One fuel injector failed at 43,000 KM. Cost $2000 (CAD) to replace all 4 injectors. Reason provided - Car being run short distances very often in freezing temp (yes, me from Canada) and car never had that full oil heat for the Turbo engine lubricant (if I understood it correctly). This car also went through oil dilution software update under one of Honda recall. I just felt few times gas smell in the cabin when firing up the car in extreme cold. Anyway, from 43000 KM to 245000 KM, never had any other problems with the turbo. But I just never felt it's a smooth engine like 2.0 L Civic. Always felt that it gonna fail one day. That refinement and easy sound of 2.0 L was just not there in Turbo. It always feels like it's working hard....But definitely you feel Turbo power when overtaking or speeding on the highway.
2. 2017 and 2020 Manual 2.0 L - Very smooth engine and you feel it's being refined many many times over the years. Absolutely zero problem so far. -35 C all night Civic 2.0 L being parked outside and it always fire up with first ignition. Few times, it was so cold overnight, that car will fire up instantly in the morning but steering won't turn because it's all frozen and that fake leather (around stick) feels like a hard rock, windows motor frozen and fail to roll down. Basically every fucked up except the engine.
Absolutely nothing to compare when it comes to 2.0 L engine. Long live Honda...
I've heard many issue arise with the turbo Engine's in cold weather. I'm not a turbo guy. Many problems come with added parts, either way Turbo engines have the ability to be reliable. Turbo could never be my first recommendation and I'd say maintenance is multiple times more important for them. Good luck, and thanks for watching! 😁
The g70 is too beautiful to get rid of 😭
It's a lovely car. I've outgrown it and want another sports car. Thanks for watching! 😁
You can shop around at other shops and see what they charge. If u want you can always take the car elsewhere. Those are dealership prices
Crazy to say, but I prefer the dealer. The one I use at least. Plus I know the parts will last and I get aloaner 😁😁. Thanks for watching! 😁
Your channel could be car longevity testing channel since you drives car crazy a lot. Any car pass 200K in 5 years without major issues (excluding maintenance items) are considered reliable. Most of us drive automatic and take 8 to 10 years to reach 200K. lol
It's even crazier, I drive 200k miles in 2.5 years lol. Thanks for watching! 😁
I have heard that Honda will give you a new car if you get one to 1,000,000 miles, so I wiould check on that
I heard that! Guess we'll have to find out! Thanks for watching! 😁
Congrats! And thanks for the videos. Getting a new car at this point makes sense. How many miles did you get on your tires? How many miles between oil changes, and what oil did you use?
I have 11th sport 2.0 every 10000 oil change 4.5 qt Mobil oil. Now is 80000 mile.
I changed the tires every 90k-110k miles. Oil change every 7500 miles with the OEM 0w20 oil. Thanks for watching!
That's amazing miles on those tires!++ What brand of tire did you usually use?
@@Imleocalm
They were the original Firestone @@oldbenexplains5287
@@Imleocalmyour suppose to change oil every 3k miles
If you achieve 1million the Honda brand should give you a brand new one
That would be amazing!
@@ImleocalmActually the Honda will do this. Keep this car rolling and you get new one certanly. Get in touch with Honda already showing them the actual mileage. In Europe you would get new car from Honda if reached 1million kilometers which is 600k miles.
Fix it. Its a once in a life time thing. Wait for the new hybrid Civic also, Honda os moving from the Turbo.
Thanks for watching!
Probably buildup from direct injection, clean intake runner and dump berrymans in the tank for injectors b12
I'm thinking that too. Still needs to much of everything else though. Thanks for watching! 😁
Better late than never! I guess......
I had a 22 sport touring hatch. I love,and it has so much high-tech equipment on it. You get used to that shit and you don’t wanna buy another car without it…lol
😁 I have a surprise! Thanks for watching! 😁
I have been saying this whole time the 1.5l are not bad engines. You HAVE to maintain them and treat them well and they will treat you well back. People do the bare minimum to maintain the 1.5l engines because they’re Hondas and then turn around and blame Honda when there’s an issue. I trust Honda and trust myself to maintain the 1.5l properly so I traded in my 2018 civic 2.0 for a 2024 accord EX 1.5l. I also bought a 2024 HRV sport with the 2.0l civic engine because Honda makes the best 2.0l in the world in my opinion. I’m sure this accord will treat me just as well as my HRV with proper maintenance. Don’t get a 1.5l if you’re lazy on your maintenance
A turbo engine needs maintenance like we need water. Lol. Points taken and thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalm the fact that you’re willing to buy another 1.5 says it all. Thanks for the great content ! 😊
Bro a civic’s fuel injector and fuel filter replacement with parts and labor is like $500 usd
how often do youdo valve adjustement? 100k miles? Need more information about your maintenance schedule. Oil change interval miles, what oil do you use, oil filter you use? Any clutch replacement prior to this? Timing chain issues? When did you change the spark plugs? As far as fuel injectors go, have you tried Amsoil PI or Redline Sl-1 to actually Save, preserve the injectors rather than change them? Any Carbon cleaning done on this engine?
I'll have to go through the paperwork. But I have videos on some of your questions.. I have never changed the clutch. Thanks for watching! 😁
Hey brother, what do you do for a living for you to drive sooo much miles in such a short time?
Any updates for your car?what mileage currently do you get now?
Huge update coming! Thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalm I just can’t wait bro😁
k swap it and this channel is going to blow up
Thanks for watching! 😁
should do all the maintenance you did and list the amounts!
also have you did the fluids? transmission fluid, rear differential fluids?
That's a tough video to do. I have some cost videos but not many with deep detail. I've changed every fluid the car has except power steering 😅. Thanks for watching! 😁
look at the new passport they run on non cvts and bigger engines without turbos, so your doing less maintenance long term. Just trade in the civic at this point. Your lucky to get something out of that thing tbh,
If I trade it in, I'll get 2 number 11's and fruit punch from McDonald's. Thanks for watching! 😁
How many clutches did you have to replace? Is it still on the original clutch?
Original clutch. Thanks for watching! 😁
A lot of what you need can be easily done yourself if you have the time and a little motivation. Could make for good content as well. For the sputtering I’d replace the plugs and fuel pump if they haven’t been done already.
Thanks for watching! 😁
dawg i thought this video was bs by the title, you totally got your moneys worth out of that car
😅😅Without a doubt. I need the miles at a milli thou. Thanks for watching! 😁
Sorry, I believe it might be time for a new civic. I have 2020 ex, but wish I had a standard.
Thanks for watching! 😁
Just an FYI, in your 700K+ mile Civic, did you use regular 87 octane gas or premium (91 or 93 octane)? Thanks. I'm seeing a lot of videos popping up saying the head gaskets in Civics were blowing due to people using regular 87 oct gas. I have an SI & run 87, no knocking or anything to suggest I'm doing anything wrong.
I've never used anything other than 87. However! I use WaWa gas only. Some gas stations have lower quality gas.
@@Imleocalm Thanks!!
@@Imleocalm I’ve heard Wawa gas is lower of quality because it’s unbranded
Wait so u don’t start oil changes until after 100k? Or did i misunderstand
maintenance up to 100k isn't many things. I'll change are every 7500 miles or 30% oil life. Thanks for watching! 😁
Did you chanve spark plugs recently- they may have given you wrong ones- happened to me
I haven't, I'm going to though. Thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalm problem might not be that bad-might be a cheap fix!, I advice you to analyzie to problem yourself and not listen to mechanics and delership cuz they the devil! I think you are blessed to have such a sturdy car, gotta bve a world record for modern cars i think!
@@Imleocalm do u have obd scanner, I advice you t oscan it urself and dig deep into the prolem online, another mistake i did on my car is to change parts that are alreay working !! just scan it and might be a simple $20 sensor which u can change urself|!!!! might be MAF sensor, might be crank shaft postistion sensor, mightbe camshaft position sensor-or sth else!!! stuff that costsreal cheap mechanics will lie to you that the problem is big!!!!!
I don't have a scanner. I'm done fixing my cars, and the dealer I've been using is really good (crazy to say right). They've been amazing. I'll get the car to tip top shape soon, I just have other things I'm focused on. Talk more about it later. Thanks for the tips and thanks for watching! 😁
What about a base 5th gen Prius? There isn't a transmission more reliable than their ecvt (planetary gear set).
Not sure it counts, since it's just 1 gear per-say. Thanks for watching! 😁
What about going for something like a Subaru wrx ?
Too sporty for my line of work. Good recommendation far a nice car though! Thanks for watching! 😁
Subaru engines suck
Bro is just yapping never gets to the point and milks t f out of these videos
Thanks for watching! 😁
ya, I did kind of fast forward a couple of times wondering if he would ever tell us the deal
Don't put too much emotion in material things. I catch myself doing that sometimes myself. But, choose 1 or the other...keep the used Civic or buy a new Civic. It's only expensive 2 Civics. I'm thinking if it were me, I would hit a million on the used one, because you might get a brand new one for free if you hit 1 million, whereas if you bought the other Civic, they might see you don't need one, and pass you up for that free car. You'll get faster to that 1 million with just the used Civic alone. The used Civic is paid for and insurance is cheaper on a used Civic than a new one with financing. You may be able to take your time fixing things like your turbo with what would have been your financing payments. Pay yourself those financing payments for fixing your car. You might even want a separate bank account for only fixing car issues or envelope system. It's totally up to you, but choose one. If you really feel like parking it, it may stay parked, so get rid of it. That's my opinion. I currently have parked a vehicle and in similar situation, and know I won't fix, so getting rid of it. It also will cost about $10,000 to fix, which is more than the value with it fixed.
I hear you. I have videos coming answering all the questions about what's next. Problem is it's been snowing with freezing temperatures in my area so the videos are delayed. Thanks for watching! 😁
@Imleocalm I understand. Nashville gas gotten hit hard, which is unusual for Nashville. I know how snow and ice can delay things because it has shut down the city a great deal. I look forward to seeing your videos and I'm a new subscriber.
To keep your engine going did you rarely move the rpms past 4000 or so?
Very rare that I did. Thanks for watching! 😁
When are we getting an update?
I've been very busy with work and travel. I'm trying! Something bad happened to the car. I'll say that.
@@ImleocalmI'm honestly surprised the car that long despite Honda's recent poor build quality. I'm curious to know what happened. Maybe a short video would be good.
The camera loves that red interior and blue exterior. Are your repair quotes from the Honda dealership? Maybe find a cheaper Mechanic.
The cost are from previously repairs that were the same. Thanks for watching! 😁
Do u know the honda valve adjustment specs
I do not. Sorry 😞. Thanks for watching!
Your a smart man, buy a manual and do the work
😁😁, big update coming. Thanks for watching! 😁
Don't stop now. Your to deap in . Get the new one if you want one . But put a gasket on the oil leak an put some liquid glass in the engine to fix the head gasket an send it. An at this point stop going to the dealership.find you a guy. An you can get all that work done for a grand
Understood. Thanks for watching! 😁
You did atleast drive 1.2 million kilometers in that car.
Crazy to think about because of how fast it happened. Thanks for watching! 😁
How do you put that kind of miles on a 2017? Do you drive all the freaking time, not sleep? Like some kind of driving robot?
Just about 😅. Thanks for watching! 😁
Does the engine already show signs of wear, loss of power or loss of compression?
Loss of power, yes. But I'll get it sorted soon enough. Thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalm Will you rebuild the engine, internal components, rings, cylinders, etc.?
@@EmanuelPena-wh3jncan just buy a whole engine if he wanted to
I have this same car I’m at 125k any maintenance tips to get to 500k at least?
Yup, Keep up with the maintenance! 😆. Jk. Thanks for watching! 😁
What brand of engine oil do you use?
OEM. Thanks for watching! 😁
What tires are you getting that are $1000?
😅 thanks for watching! 😁
You know how to bait us haha
Big update coming! Thanks for watching! 😁
Is this the original engine ?
Yes
I got a question would a 06-10 dodge charger rt be a good car after graduating high school they are worth about 6-10k for a better condition one and I currently have 2 years of school left and am interested in them as well as cars like 06-11 civic Sis
I'm not knowledgeable regarding chargers. I just notice people run them very hard. Civic sis are know to be run hard too. Finding a good used car is difficult today. Thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalm yeah no problem bro keep up the good work
You should fix it!!!!
Thanks for watching! 😁
Did you buy new civic ready
Stay tuned! Update coming! Thanks for watching! 😁
Brother where are you driving to go 100k miles in 1 year? 😭😭
Lol crazy right? Thanks for watching! 😁
WTH 3-4 thou for fuel injectors lmao I’m sure a independent shop ain’t charging that the dealers jipping you bro
It was the fuel filter, spark plugs, and something else with that i think. I did a video on it. Crazy right? Thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalm it probably wouldn’t be that cheap but I can’t imagine more than 1000 with a regular mechanic. But I feel you. Hyundai dealer tried to charge I think 80 if I remember for a air filter for a Hyundai palisade v6 which I could get for less than half myself and easy to install
Plz mirror your video before you post it.
Ur just damn lucky bro
Think so? 🤔. Thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalm yes sir coz your the only person dat enjoyed that turbo engine pretty well...more Dan five years? Wow
I’d run it until it completely dead lol as long as it ain’t overheatin
😆 I need it to hit 1 million. Thanks for watching! 😁
11 th have steering rack recall
Ooofff. The 10th had an A/C condenser or compressor recall. Thanks for watching! 😁
Wya 😪
You not getting a new car for "nothing". Perhaps you mean "nothing down" with a big fat car payment coming every month. The markets have shifted and there is demand for people to see the longevity of vehicles side a lot of people are going to be keeping their cars. You have a 700k car. Vlogging Cross country trips and the maintenance you do it how the hell you log that many miles so fast is interesting. IMHO the Internet didn't really need one more video zooming along in a new car. A year from now that video is wack where you keeping Methulesa running is always going to be interesting. Just my 2 cent but do what makes you happy.
Car payment, indeed. I meant no money down and no payment for 2 months. The money is spread out over time, and the available cash can be invested.. I'm definitely keeping the car though. Thanks for watching! 😁
10 grand seems a bit much, no?
Full polyurethane bushing kit is about 500 bucks, 4 shocks about 400 bucks, full engine seal kit about 500-600? Rod bearings about 100 bucks. Timing chain about 150 bucks.
Turbo rebuild kit no more than 200-300 bucks.
Fuel pump about 100-120 bucks probably
Water pump about 100 bucks.
Valve stem seals about 50 bucks.
Wheel bearings about 500 bucks
It needs body work, interior, and under carriage cleaning. A video on everything it needs coming up.. thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalm I feel if you take it somewhere else and not to the dealer with 10 grand you could pretty much make the car basically new again
@@514aam I agree with you the dealer is the very last person I would ever take my car to if I went to a mechanic someone would have to literally put a gun to my head for me to go to the dealer but even then I would probably still not take it there I do most of the work on my car myself a 99 Civic EX Coupe I never took the car in for the airbag recall don't want the thieves and incompetent mechanics at the dealership touching my car even if it is for a recall of course it depends on if the recall is significant but I don't care about the airbags personally if you can't do the work yourself or don't have the time or don't want to do it take it to an independent shop NEVER to the dealership under any circumstances with 10 grand a good independent shop can make the car close to brand new the dealership are thieves of course a lot of the mechanics not just at the dealership are totally incompetent just hate the dealership.
I agree $10k is too much, but the cost isn't coming from the parts, it's going to be from labor. A lot of the parts you listed is replacing parts in the motor - which shops always charge more for since most car owner's, even do-it-yourselfers, are scared to do.
@@racequad9 I'm not quite familiar with labor costs in the US, where I live (Colombia) a full engine rebuild will cost about 700-800 bucks in a Honda focused shop with really good experience, about 400-500 bucks in a normal shop, it takes about 2-3 days of full work.
Let me guess... original tires on that car, too?!?
I'm going to have to call B.S. on that mileage.
You claim that you racked up that mileage in just 6 years. (A 2017 model shown in 2023.)
That's over 350 miles of driving EVERY SINGLE DAY of those 6 years without fail.
If you averaged 60 miles per hour, that's 5 hours and 53 minutes of driving per day. Every day. Non-stop. For 6 years straight.
No sick days. No weekends. No breaks. EVER.
If you only did this for commuting to a job M-F, then that's almost 500 miles a day. 8 hours and 15 minutes of driving averaging 60 mph. Longer than a normal full-time 40 hour work week just driving non-stop. No fuel breaks. No bathroom breaks. No COVID lockdowns. Just drive Drive DRIVE.
So... yeah... I'm calling B.S.
Even if you bought the car on January 1, 2017 and were reporting that mileage on December 31, 2023 - making it a full 7 years instead of 6 - then that's STILL over 300 miles a day without breaks or 425 miles a day only M-F.
My guess is you just hacked the interface (which is apparently easy to do in that Civic) just to drive RUclips views.
That's MUCH easier than actually driving 10 hours a day with breaks for fuel, food, and bathroom.
I had a friend hack his to show his company's logo on the startup screen in the dash.
Final verdict? TOTAL B.S.
Hard to believe, i know. Thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalm
Not "hard to believe" at all.
It's physically impossible based on the bogus information you relayed. Can you show me the gas receipts for every mile of that 500 miles per day travel? NO... you can't because it's a lie.
You're also going to try and convince me that during the Covid lockdowns you were STILL able to rack up 500 miles a day? ...that you have never been sick a single day of those 7 years? ...that you never once encountered rush-hour traffic in your 10-hours-a-day driving regimen?!?
I STILL CALL BULLSH*T.
Fake odometer reading reported for RUclips views.
Next time, fake a believable number.
You wanna sell it? I’m interested in buying it as is
The car is now symbolic and means a lot to me. Selling it is the last thing I'll do. Appreciate the offer. Thanks for watching! 😁
@@Imleocalm I completely understand! Keep up the good work! I used to be a Honda/Acura technician here in jersey so I am very familiar with these car so I would do the same as you. The mileage on Hondas don’t mean much they are great cars
Your car need so much money that means you did not do maintenance on time and threrw is no such thing as free if you spend 3-4 grand on this car you will car that you know in good shape or if you are bored with one there famous saying in my culture even mosquito does not bite for free.I have never watch your video i odnt know if you do maintenance but i am surprised you got almost 800k and all you need 3-4k of work if you sell this car it will be absolutely worth nothing
Thanks for watching! 😁
Once again...
I hope this ain't payback for the way you took the earth for granted and now your car is on life support because you hurt the planet
😆😆 not sure, let me check if my other cars still work. Thanks for watching! 😁
@@Boxingp4pbx he knows
How did he hurt the planet?
@@toddh2410 with his huge exhaust pipes on his Mitsubishi eclipse lol. He knows
Ah I lost intereset after 2 minutes.
Supposed to talk about civi and he bragging about a diff car...FUCK
My first NEW Honda Civic was $ 4500.-
Wow that must have been like 1992! Thanks for watching! 😁
Which engine oil do you use?
OEM 0w20. Thanks for watching! 😁