An editorial in Car and Driver given the subtitle “Deep Thoughts” tackles a favorite subject of the peanut gallery; the Decline and Fall of Honda’s Empire. Unfortunately, rather than being a critical analysis of the real problems that Honda is prone to (which author Dave Mable mentions, albeit in passing), it’s simply yet another softball lobbed at the sophists who have opinions on everything and know very little. Like C/D commenter “GolfTDI”, profiled in the above photo.
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Tagged as Honda, Honda Accord, honda civic, honda odyssey, honda pilot, japanese cars
Tagged as Honda, Honda Accord, honda civic, honda odyssey, honda pilot, japanese cars
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