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I purchased an automatic 1997 honda civic ex from costa mesa honda in costa mesa, ca on march 11, 2000.i purchased the vehicle with 27,000 miles on it.today (2/6/03) the car has a total of 50,734 miles on it.i have personally only driven 24,000 miles in a total of 3 years.the transmission is toast and needs to be replaced.there have been transmission recalls/ warranty extensions on other honda makes and models.the '97 civic unfortunately is not one of them.i have taken my car to a mechanic not affiliated with honda for a "second" opinion and the mechanic has stated that this should not be happening to such a "young" car with only 50,000 miles.he said that most vehicles don't experience transmission problems until they have reached an excess of 90- 100,000 miles.based on the information he has gathered from my service records as well as the information provided from other sources, he believes that this is not a problem which i have caused.i feel that honda should replace/fix the transmission free of charge or for minimal cost to me.they are stating that because i did not purchase an extended warranty (when i purchased my vehicle it still had the normal factory 3 year... 36,000 mile warranty in place).i feel that honda is ripping me off by not working with me on this issue.please note that i will never purchase another honda and i will be sure that no one in my family or any of my close friends ever purchase a honda.i would hate for other people to go through the same thing i am.
Door locks,actuator/solenoid/motor-electic door locks. Locks have been inoperative and fixed 4 times, they are inoperative again
I just had the transfer case and differential on my 1997 olds bravada repaired and was driving when i heard a pop sound and saw flames shooting out from the bottom center and rear of my vehicle.i stopped immediately and got everyone out just before the whole thing went up in flames.*nlm
Door locks,actuator/solenoid/motor-electic door locks. Locks have been inoperative and fixed 4 times, they are inoperative again
Door locks,actuator/solenoid/motor-electic door locks. Locks have been inoperative and fixed 4 times, they are inoperative again
I purchased an automatic 1997 honda civic ex from costa mesa honda in costa mesa, ca on march 11, 2000.i purchased the vehicle with 27,000 miles on it.today (2/6/03) the car has a total of 50,734 miles on it.i have personally only driven 24,000 miles in a total of 3 years.the transmission is toast and needs to be replaced.there have been transmission recalls/ warranty extensions on other honda makes and models.the '97 civic unfortunately is not one of them.i have taken my car to a mechanic not affiliated with honda for a "second" opinion and the mechanic has stated that this should not be happening to such a "young" car with only 50,000 miles.he said that most vehicles don't experience transmission problems until they have reached an excess of 90- 100,000 miles.based on the information he has gathered from my service records as well as the information provided from other sources, he believes that this is not a problem which i have caused.i feel that honda should replace/fix the transmission free of charge or for minimal cost to me.they are stating that because i did not purchase an extended warranty (when i purchased my vehicle it still had the normal factory 3 year... 36,000 mile warranty in place).i feel that honda is ripping me off by not working with me on this issue.please note that i will never purchase another honda and i will be sure that no one in my family or any of my close friends ever purchase a honda.i would hate for other people to go through the same thing i am.
I just had the transfer case and differential on my 1997 olds bravada repaired and was driving when i heard a pop sound and saw flames shooting out from the bottom center and rear of my vehicle.i stopped immediately and got everyone out just before the whole thing went up in flames.*nlm
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