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Re: Question (TheJackal3006)
You are going to get just as many answers to that question as you will get responses. It all depends on who you are, your financial situation, and what you want. For me it's the 03 V6 Auto Sedan (married with child). For you, it may be something totally different. And you will probably get flamed too, hope you have a fire suit. Happy Hondaing. 
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From: Bouncing off of the city bus in Saigon
Re: Question (TheJackal3006)
5th gen appear to be the best overall so far.... they are large enough and built to last.
Honda took a step back with the 6th gen in terms of reliability (auto trans, alt, etc) on their V6 models. The 7th gen appear to be close to the 5th gen reliability wise but it will be a few more years before we know for sure.
Honda took a step back with the 6th gen in terms of reliability (auto trans, alt, etc) on their V6 models. The 7th gen appear to be close to the 5th gen reliability wise but it will be a few more years before we know for sure.
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From: modesto, ca, u.s.a.
Re: Question (XxRosser MafiaxX)
You know I got a 4th gen with not much after market support and thinking bout this I would say a 5th gen they look nice and I think they got the most after market support out of all of them. I mean hell I have to modify almost everything I get 4 my ride
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