So you just bought a new car and you are worried about future repair bills. It is a common feeling for every new owner. You want to know if the company has your back when things break. Most people find…
What if you stare at your dashboard and see a warning light you never noticed before? Maybe your fuel economy drops fast. You worry about the cost. You wonder if your car is reaching the end of the road. Many…
Often people ask me if their van will make it another year. They worry about repair bills. They want to know the true limit of their engine. I have worked on many Hondas over the years. Some run for ages…
No one wants to be stuck on the side of the road at night. It is a stressful experience that ruins your plans and wastes your time. You might assume your car maker covers you forever, but that is never…
All cars reach a point where repairs cost more than the ride is worth. Honda owners usually expect a high level of performance for many years. You might wonder if your SUV has the guts to cross the two hundred…
Unless you treat your car like a trash can, a Honda Accord will reward you for years. Most owners expect a few hundred thousand miles out of them. They are built for the long haul. I have seen many of…
With the right care, a Honda Civic can easily pass the three hundred thousand mile mark. I have seen plenty of these cars reach that age without needing major repairs. Most owners find that these vehicles stick around longer than…
Sometimes, I forget about my car’s oil life until the little light pops up. It’s kind of stressful, right? Especially if you’ve just bought a used Honda Accord and aren’t sure how to reset it. I’ve been there, staring at…
It’s funny how those tiny dashboard lights can cause so much confusion. You change the oil, start the car, and boom—the “Oil Life” message is still there, glowing like it’s waiting for something. I’ve been there too, staring at that…
You just got your Honda Pilot serviced, and that little oil life light keeps blinking. It’s annoying, right? Sometimes it’s not clear what to do next, and you end up wondering if you really need a mechanic. The good news…