is chevorlet aveo better than honda city gxi?
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reliability and avalabilty of aftermarket parts -- > go for the honda\n\nreliability for aveo is questionable since it has its platfrom taken from daewoo.
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Go with the RX-7! You will not be sorry. My car gives me pleasure that no man could match....lol\nAs for handling, I have never, ever driven a car that handles better at top speed, or any speed for that matter, than my mazda. It is like you, the car, and the road are one. It is almost a spiritual experience. As I said in a previous post.....My little red rocket is this girls best friend. I have noticed that these cars are overwhelmingly driven by guys though. If you get the Mazda, wanna race? Or if you get the 240sx, wanna watch me smoke ya? lol.....just a friendly race
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I'm under the impression that Yamaha is a better choice, but I'm sure the Honda will be great and you'll probably love it. \n\nIf you get the OLN channel, check out ATV TV. The host does comparisons of different ATV's, and shows different trails that you can go ride out west (CA and UT mostly).
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It just depends on what your going to do with it. If your going to mud ride alot I would say get a 4x4 standard 400 Honda rancher they are tough but not the fastest. If you want fast get a like a yamaha 4x4 400 Kodiak they are fast, or faster than everything I have rode in its class. Every Polaris I have seen or rode either had a super bad resale value, or it broke. Suzuki's are ok but the fuel mixture is to rich going to the filter I have found in the 4x4 400 eigers. So its basically what ever you want to try.
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While the CCX is VERY freaking cool, my heart lies with small Italian makers.  Therefore, I would have to cast my vote for a Pagani Zonda S 7.3.\n\nA hand welded tubular steel subframe with complete carbon fiber bodywork.  A handbuilt, 7.3 L V-12 Mercedes AMG engine, mid mounted, pushing out 555 hp and 553 ft/lb of torque through a traction controlled automatic locking differential.\n\n18-inch rims sporting Michelin Pilot Sport tires wrap around four piston Brembos front & rear, while fully adjustable Ohlins suspension keeps the power on the ground.\n\nThe interior is a mix of polished aluminum, hand laid carbon fiber, and plush Italian leather with contrasting hand stitching.  The overall appearance of the car is absolutely stunning!
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Columbus is much cheaper price wise, but it's a cow-town.  Hicks.  Toronto has a superior quality of life, but much more expensive.
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The main thing with hybrids is that because of the higher initial cost, it can take you as much as 40-60,000 miles before the money you save in gas will outweigh the higher cost to purchase.\nThe Honda CRV will get just about the same gas mileage as the Escape, and is a much better vehicle in terms of reliability, performance, ease of maintenance, etc. If you plan on keeping your vehicle a long time (well past 60,000 miles) you may come out ahead with a hybrid. Otherwise you are better off with a non-hybrid vehicle. The other thing to keep in mind is that many hybrids are very slow. If you are used to good performance, you wouldn't like a Prius, that's for sure. If you want a hybrid, the Honda hybrids have the best balance between performance and mileage.
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You might want to checkout www.kingmotorsports.com. They are a highly respected Honda tuner. However, with the carbeurated engine, you're not really going to see big gains unless you spend big $$$. It has nothing whatsoever to do with the car being frontwheel drive. It's a matter of cost/benefit. Good Luck.
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Hey I gotta say no, for any style of aggressive riding a higher (36 spoke) spoke count is far superior for the difference in weight my money is on reliability stick with atom labs. trail pimps,Supra D etc. The higher spoke count also gives you a more responsive laterally stiffer wheel if you want a lighter weight and  still strong rim go with a Sunn single track and the hub of your choice, if your not worried about money go  for Criss Kings nothin wrong with droppin a few bills on a hub that will out live you.
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There is Honda plant in London Ohio i saw on the map
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I would say Honda Civic but my opinion is biased because I own a Honda Civic Si, so..
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QXCI but I recomend the SCIO
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There isn';t a truck on the planet tougher than a Ford. People can say whatever they want but what it comes down to is how long will it last. The Ford is more rigid, stiffer, quieter, tows more, has more torque than anything else. I have to LMAO at Honda and Toyota truck buyers, wow are you people stupid. The Ford truck has a fully boxed frame, the only other truck that has a fully boxed frame is a Dodge. Dodges also have transmission problems, see consumer reports. Bottom line is, if your going to buy a truck, buy a FORD. Ford also has a better resale value.
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i would say pure drive as it has more control then the aero drive
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Cant tell you about the civic (although I understand they handle quite well) but I own a Mazda 3s and the thing handles beautifully. Best car I ever owned, and Ive had lots. I cant say a bad thing about this car. Be sure to get the sports package with the 2.3 liter engine though...much quicker and much more fun to drive. Also cant go wrong with the Mazda dependibility wise either. They'll last forever. Ive also got a 16 yr. old 626 with 170k miles and it still runs awesome! Happy driving!
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Haro and hoffman bikes are far best by standards. and its reliable.. Cheers
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DVS hands down. They have better grip. But i would seriously recomend Emerica or Adio.