Comments by "Manfred " (@manfredmann2766) on "Common Mistakes When Buying Used Cars or Keeping Your Old One in 2023" video.

  1. If were to ever even consider buying a used Honda or Acura again, I would make sure one with over 60 k had a timing belt replacement. There are so many high mileage Honda vehicles these days where that has been neglected. We have an Acura in the family and that was the first thing I inquired about. Not planning on buying anything soon, because these prices are ridiculous.
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  2. When I was 16 in 1984, I drove a 1978 Audi 5000 with 40 k miles on it, and it was already on its way out. Blew a head gasket along with other major problems. Luckily it was a hand me down. Knew a guy more recently who had an A4 2004 turbo and the thing died in the middle of West Texas in the desert. The best German car I had was an 86 Jetta, should have never sold that to buy a 90, which started having problems at 15000 miles. Dumped it in 93, and drove Corollas or Camrys ever since.
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  3. There are tons of used cars out there today that more than likely have been neglected.
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  4. Move to AZ, no rust here. However, you get faded paint and exploding tires 🛞, especially in the low desert in the summer. Battery replacement is common too.
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  5. So people, get rid of that 1998 Daewoo Leganza, it is not worth it
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  6. Go to a reputable dealership. There a tons of sketchy dealers in Phoenix and Tucson.
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  7. A 14 Accord with 213000 miles, you must be in sales
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