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“Honda Engineers are the best on the planet”

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written by nostrilotoole on 26/02/2012

Honda electrical and mechanical engineers are the best on the planet:- My 19 year old 1993 2.2 Honda Prelude had 3 Faults: 1. New Battery 2. New rubber boot on a CV joint. (€40) 3. aircon electric clutch burn out(bypassed with smaller belt) My daughter's 1999 1.6 Ghia Ford Focus had the following 23 faults:- 1. New battery 2. wiper motor - link failure 3. Rear suspension bushes (NCT) 4. Rear wheel bearing 5. Steering rack - high point 6. heater resistor pack 7. New plug leads 8. New ignition coil 9. Door mirror cracked 10. New fog light (vandalism) 11. Door light switch (driver side) 12. Back exhaust box 13. Rear brake shoe (jammed)- failed NCT 14. Door restrainer 15. Driver door lock - open passenger side. 16. Flex exhaust pipe 17. Tape player button 18. Rear view mirror fell off 19. Dash lights too dim cant see at night. 20. Sun roof leak 21. Vehicle Speed Sensor (Speedometer Zeros) 22. Vacuum tube collapse/split - rough idle and stalls 23. CV joint boot loose (NCT). what next ...?? My wife's 2001 1.4 Ford Focus hatchback had the following faults: 1. New Battery 2. Driver's window winder 3. Heater resistor pack 4. New clutch 5. New ECU (€1100) 6. water pump 7. windscreen washer

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Limpet's Response to nostrilotoole's Review

Written on: 13/01/2013

I had a 2001 Focus 1.8 as a company car. Put 99,700 miles on it in three years. Outside of scheduled servicing it had an auxiliary belt tensioner replaced, and a rear tyre developed an odd wear pattern and needed replacing prematurely. The most reliable car I have ever experienced (including two Hondas)

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12Davdan's Response to nostrilotoole's Review

Written on: 07/09/2013

My experience entirely. I had a 2003 2 litre Ghia, which I purchased with 30,000 miles on the clock. The car was excellent to drive, but a disaster reliability wise, much worse than the examples above. I will never buy another Ford. NEVER!!!!!
As a run around for my sons we have a 1997 Toyota RAV 4 for the last four years, which has now done 150,000 miles. Couldn't be more different from the Ford. Apart from normal servicing it has just needed a coil and a steering joint gaiter. My garage tells me that almost the entire car has still has its original parts - normal for Toyota.

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“I think the Ford Focus LX is a great car however when...”

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written by on 10/08/2009

I think the Ford Focus LX is a great car however when I first drove in my full 100 percent driving I notice the accelerator is not at the same level with the other two pedals (break pedal and clutch) which is a bit pain when your uphill because I don't use hand break in an uphill start which will give me some tiny delay to press the accelerator but a delay enough for me to go down a little. In general the car performance is ok and the design of the body is good but it has negative effects when you're driving. Specially the rear part of the car which gives me hard time parking because the rear window is a bit slant so its hard to say how far are you with the other car behind you and the actual rear bumper has a I don't know how to describe it but a little spikey I guess and slant which is a different calculation again because you have to remind yourself that you've got an extra inch of an ass that you can't see..The car wasn't my choice anyway so I'll let them struggle driving it.hehe.

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