1998 Honda Civic Repair Question
Topics covered: Maintenance.
Mileage: 120,000 miles.
Mileage: 120,000 miles.
Asked on November 21, 2012
Honda Civic Maintenance Problem
I own a proton satria 2002 model at the moment. I recently drove a honda civic coupe 1.6lsi. Drives beautifully. I now dont know if I should buy this honda and trade in the proton or keep the proton. The proton is a younger car by 4 years and has done less mileage, obviously. the honda is a 1998 model with 120 000 mileage on the clock.
dont know what to do. the honda really drives better than the proton but because of the age, not sure if I should rather keep the proton.
Generally speaking, which is a better car, a proton or honda?
dont know what to do. the honda really drives better than the proton but because of the age, not sure if I should rather keep the proton.
Generally speaking, which is a better car, a proton or honda?
Answer
Replied on November 22, 2012
Honda definitely has the advantage over Proton.
Vehicle age definitely is a main factor but whatever vehicle you are driving, you know the history of it and would know what is good and what are due for replacement. A short drive in another vehicle might not tell you much except for the handling. How much you are going to spend on maintenance/repairs over the next few weeks or months is a question mark.
Personally, a vehicle serves its purpose as a means of transport and it is a matter of preference rather than which is a better car. The choice would still fall back to you.