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Scotty, I followed your advice and bought an older high mileage car, 2005 Nissan Altima 3.5. 187,000 miles, one owner. Motor & transmission are solid
My favorite part: @6:10 lol You're the best Scotty!
Ive worked on a 97 Camry with engine oil leaking, rac and pinion leaking, radiator leaking, cracked windshield, bumper falling off, trans fluid leaking, had over 240k miles and wouldnt die.
Bought a 1997 Acura CL 3.0 here in Canada 8 months ago. Paid $1000cad and put 300 bucks on it, new rear breaks and fluids. 237k kms. I did 12.000kms and it’s been the best car I ever had. Good power and fun to drive.
says the auto transmissions in the acuras of this age are good and reliable..hahahahahaha and in another video says the honda auto transmissions of this age are junk and stay far away…theyre both the same
CL's never came in a 4 door sedan either as you referred to them
I know you dont like chevy but i have an impala thats 16 yrs old 151k miles & it runs great. It depends on the previous owners
Considering a Toyota Tundra went 1 million miles and was still running, they can last forever if you take the right amount of care of them.
Like my sisters husband (FORD engineer) said, "they easily make a car that lasts a million miles, but, what for? They would sell you a car and it will last your lifetime and your grandsons!".
Is Scotty saying “wrecked car” or “rat car”?