Look at his last video

@@LebronJames10644 I will thank w

What’s your story!? My story is in a 1989 Honda Accord . . . BiH we BaD & BoUjeE 😅

The outside is immaculate like the interior, just look at the other video he posted

You were conceived in one?

They're built better

As a 90s kid, when I watch movies from the 70s and 80s I associate the cars in them with the old junkers I'd see past their prime in my childhood. But at the time these would've been clean, new, possibly top of the line cars. It's similar to today how the main character will probably drive a brand new car, especially if there's some brand deal with a manufacturer. Maybe in 20 years we'll see a 2024 Civic and think it's junky.

@@ianmiller1000 you can watch movies from 2008-2012 and cars in those movies look old already

@@charlesmiv3842not really, they’re just simpler. Chassis, transmission, efficiency and safety have been the greatest improvements IMO.

@@xx133 cope

You were blessed!

Damn I felt that. Sorry that happened

had a toyota bought it with 38000 and a honda accord wit 61000 both garage kept

Old lady specials are the best kind of cars. Makes me wonder how many gems are still sitting in the garage somewhere

what's with the blue if no a/c?

So is was like the lada of the ussr

And now modern Civics are wanting to be a Type R and are blinged up to be nicer than a Corolla and priced out for parents to do the same. Oh technology and wanting to be the "cooler" car.

​@@raven4k998 It's natural vented air from the outside.

The Civic still exists. Why are you using past tense? Odd

Those early 90s Honda's were amazing. I had a CRX Si that was so much fun. The Preludes looked amazing too.

I had an 84 that I put a ton of miles on and bought new for I think 2400 bucks. Lasted me 14 years before I sold it in perfect shape.

@@angrytater2456 the Preludes were definitely a cool looking car.

@@OttoByOgraffey Late 80's early 90's were my favorites. They are a pretty rare car I've read. Oddly, there weren't a lot sold.

Me too. I was 3.

If it wasn't for government safety standards and EPA regulations we would have cars just as light and twice as good on fuel. Quite sad really

True but i wouldn’t want to crash on that thing

If not for the EPA and overbearing safety regulations we could have all that. Even safer cars, as having them be much lighter always helps.

Guys, please. Cars are far safer now. And regulations aren't to blame here. Consumers have chosen SUVs... This Civic wouldn't stand a chance in a crash with the F100 of the day...

​​​@@santouchesantouche2873True. And the consumers only chose the SUVs because the automakers marketed them so heavily, because they could make more profit selling them as "luxury" vehicles, and the bullshit "light truck" loophole increased their profit margins even further.

And my 2006 Toyota tundra gets 16-20mpg 😆

​@@exorio2.012damn that's crazy my Toyota camry get 23 28 mpg

@@exorio2.012no way in hell your Tundra is getting that much dude lmao. I’d say 12-14avg (unless you don’t have the 5.7?)

@@P.B.R._S._n_C.my jeep would average 13. I don’t think it’s that insane for a modern tundra these days haha

@@Floatermane he said 2006!

Usually its older people that want simple cars from the 80s 😂😂😂

That's not true in 2024 anymore ​@@oooohapenny4707

Issue being a lot of them are really unsafe

I've a theory: Safety is always constant; people collectively increase or decrease risk and adjust their driving habits based on perceived safety. People will always drive a safer car in a riskier way and an unsafe car in a safer way.

​@@fr0xk you obviously haven't spent any time on the road in Detroit, Atlanta, Memphis, Tampa, or any southern or rust belt city then have you Salvage title Detroit steel from the 70s, baby momma altimas on bald tires with no trunk or brake lights, on and on and on All weaving in and out of traffic at 100 brake checking everything in sight lol It's like mad max out there dude Then you've got things like the CyberCuck out there being made brand new as an unsafe coffin on wheels ready to fall apart or explode... Also doing 100mph or 0 to 60 in 4 seconds, ready to mow down the kids in the crosswalk

So 80s. Love it.

Tron

me to

I wonder why so many cars in the 80s had that

I thought i was the only one infatuated with it!

I’m sorry about your grandmother. That car she left you is a treasure. I’m sure you will enjoy it and think of her. 💕

Sell it. Enjoy and destroy a more modern Honda like an 03-07 Accord "the best car ever made". Sell it on cars and bids or something you'll get enough money for a beater and a down payment on a house.

@@MrAdoh2010🤣🤣🤣

@@MrAdoh2010 Up to 2015 Civic is the last and final high reliability Honda vehicle.

​@waltchan just buy a honda 6 cylinder. Just needs a bottle of prolong oil additive to along with it.

Facts I been saying this 💯

like mirrors and turn signals

There are plenty of cars that you can buy for a good price which are around nowadays still. You'll rarely encounter this specific model in this good a shape, but, there's a lot of fantastic Mercedes from this time which run like literal tanks, regularly getting over 1 million miles on them with no problem. Same for Volvos of the era.

⁠​⁠@@ZombxstNo like a steering wheel, driver’s seat and motor…all are unnecessarily overrated!

@@JCizzleSoCal so true

horses are better

@@Shvetsario ?

​@@Shvetsariohorses are nuts

MILOC is now a thing.

​@@George.Andrews. 🤓well actually, horses are animals: The more you know 🌠

Sorry for your loss ❤

He was a wise man, for sure, cause he was damn right, sorry for your loss.

Rest in peace pops!

Hahaha that's awesome

God bless is soul he was real man back then

This isnt that basic interestingly. It has a soft touch door panels. Other economy cars had metal door interiors, or even cardboard. Some has chokes like a lawnmower.

Hell yea

don't wanna ruin the 420 likes on your comment

@@bjrhdedits1499 I love it! Perfection.

@@bjrhdedits1499 well that was short lived.

Someone unliked this comment while I was on it because it went from 470 to 469

Nice

Bullshit. Maintenance is key.

@@Supremepikachu it was nice when we didn’t have power windows and power locks and power seats and so on. It’s just more shit to break. Speaking from experience.

@@Seashellsbytheseashore21 I hate manual windows. They are the worst! Power locks are better and much safer. But power seats is useless, never optioned that on my cars. I have never seen power locks fail nor window regulators on my 1999 BMW M3 so you're really being delusional with that. 95% of the people would not want a car with 1970 specs.

​@@SupremepikachuWhere did you get your bs statistics? Just ask Russia and India, most people drive boxes with wheels there. You are delusional into thinking that just because your car never needed a power window replacement that there is never something wrong with comfort electronics. Audis & BMWs are among the crappiest cars even with maintenance.

@@edzamper5803 Mate, you clearly have no clue what you're talking about. I owned 3 old bmw cars never had any electronic problems... You're just seeking reasons to deny that electronics like that hold up good and barely go defect. Also Audi and BMW are high class luxury cars and you simply sound exactly like someone who never owned one in their life or couldn't afford. Or you just sucked ass in maintenance. Go fool around somewhere else with your deep digged up bullshit

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😂😂

Lmaooo

That is incorrect you cannot buy a car without a rear passenger mirror

@@triskits_mmm I think you replied to the wrong person

I wonder how much it would cost to manufacture today in similar numbers with today's tech

@triskits_mmm my 88 ford festiva doesn't have right side mirror, still road legal

​@@jichaelmorgan3796 I imagine pretty low. An example I can think of was from Mexico. 2017 Nissan tsuru, $7500.

Never put another mile on it

Balanced, as all things should be.

Gotta do a 69 before driving it

Give it a few years and it'll sell for $69,420

Wow so funny

My mom had a honda civic as well when I was a kid!

Me too my mom had one ... and i took it without permission to drive it in dominican republic when i was 12 years old

Did she get lots of the guys with this dick magnet car?

​@@leonardotf89did she had lots of sex in the car or just few dicks daily regularly for Latina putana?

my mum also lol

I can tell your car is shitty. I drive Tesla and my two screens are never distracting

Thats why I say every kid should learn on a car older than 2010. No screens, no cameras, you gotta learn exactly how the car moves all on your own

@@GlorifiedGremlinand no kid now days is gonna drive a car without music

@@goat-jd6ihthats not his point lil bro

wrong@@goat-jd6ih

Look who's eating dinner at 6:30pm

Learning to drive, is being able to shift gears aza kid from the passenger seat. Thats Golden! 😎🙏 frm N.Z.

Did you guys have a passenger mirror?

@@Reticulosis It did not, I remember that being very common in the 80’s

thats right love it

😅

Exactly right

Haha, that's hysterical

🧐Well...what u got then bro🤔👀👀

Finding an 80's car with under 100 miles is almost impossible, it would sell for an outrageous amount of money if it went on auction.

You can always order a base model. But it will still have hundreds of pounds, and thousands of dollars, worth of "safety" and "driver assistance" stuff, whether you want it or not.

If you have the budget for a decent sort of stripped-ish new car, I think 2023 is the last year you can buy a Subaru WRX with no driver aids, a manual transmission, a basic stereo… yes it has a touch screen for the backup camera, but for the most part it is still stripped down. As for nobody wanting a base model, I think a lot of the driver aids/touch screens have been more of a “requirement” that has been built upon, if you know what I mean. I’m not making excuses. But the Subaru for example, the government mandates a backup camera, so if you already have to put a screen in the car you might as well make it part of the stereo and give your stereo some features. But I like the WRX, it still has mechanical seats, the base model you can still get with a key for the ignition, you pop the hood and you can still sort of see the engine. It still has a cable parking brake instead of these weird electronic parking brakes.

These are all fun thoughts until you think about reality and daily driving a vehicle like this today would be pure ignorance. One small accident in this car and you could be in for all kinds of injuries you could have avoided because it was "cheap and looked cool"

⁠@@state0fmind126first these car aren’t cheap anymore … in good condition and second put a cage in it , if your so scare of having an accident what’s your point ? It’s still better than all the new appliance that comes out

​@@state0fmind126 I've heard this argument endlessly and I always say the same thing: motorcycles exist. It just sucks you have to deal with rain if you want automotive freedom

I loved the maluch! Had quite a few trips in those before moving to America

Syrenka - Skarpeta była spoko

Wow I didn't know they went under 144p!

@@TheJanitorIsIn say what?

@@TheJanitorIsIn oh yeah, super low res

So technically you're saying is nothing like the one in the video lol

You sure it didn't just roll over?

He selling it?

Actually drives nice after 80k?😂 it drives nice even with 800k miles, lol

@@geenuinee8504 It's exactly the same as in the video ecept it has an AC and a radio.

Did your car really have no passenger side mirror?

@@april1st183 yep!

@@TK-mj9rd Wow! Thats amazing 😂 Wasnt that also dangerous?

@@april1st183 the 80s was a different time. What was a lot more dangerous (in retrospect) is that seatbelts were not mandatory and there certainly was no reminder chime going off when you didn’t use them. We almost never wore them. 20 miles per hour or 70 miles per hour, didn’t matter

Now back then many of those cars didn't come with a passenger side mirror. I think some time in the 90's it became mandatory to put mirrors on both sides

Took my drivers test in a friends Tercel. Great car! I remember it always having trouble with cold starts, and upholstery that I think was made from cactus.

@@bilbojenkins5276 Yes, cold starts were horrible. I worked less than two miles from home and had to drive the car for at least five miles to get it warm enough that it wouldn't stall or refuse to start later on. It was a get you A to B car.

I currently have the same thing but 1999 runs good not amazing, but has some of the worst rear view mirrors

Don’t forget no power steering

Your point?

Imagine they kept perfecting models instead of coming out with new gens every few years...

I would buy 2 maybe even 3, just in case they stop making them. Im dreaming 😅

They actually do! Check out the Honda E -has the same feel

No it wouldn’t

@@philmchawkk hater lol

Like cheap shit?

How can they ? It’s not 1984 anymore 😳

They would, if women wouldn't complain about safety and demand common sense legislation.

Why lol these cars suck

Why?! So you can drive 40 on the fast lane??

Now thats luxury

Yep. That's where the carpet muncher myth got started. It was a horrible monster that would get in any unlocked car and munch the carpet.

You'd think they would have put a rubber floor in???

@@e46m54nissansr20937I read your comment in Eustacio Bagg’s voice from Courage the Cowardly Dog

😂😂😂

The only thing that would discourage me is that there were no airbags then.

No airbags... we died like MEN! (Seriously tho' - I had 2 1979 CVCC 3 door hatches and a 1980 4 door back in the day... awesome fun little cars!)

They didnt even have airbags back then.

But it has no power. When I lived in hilly upstate NY, my 4-speed manual 1986 Honda Civic hatchback would lose a lot of speed going uphill on the freeway even though I'm in 3rd and floored. I'd need to go 75+mph downhill so I'd be 55mph when I crested the hill. People were pissed at me. You know how NY drivers are. 75 is the "flow of traffic".

I used to own a 1985 Prelude and a 1989 Civic DX Hatchback. Both were 5 speeds and fun little cars to drive.

Great for power slides with the E brake

No overtaking from the left lane 😂

Except the missing mirror part

It does have the emergency window cranks which is helpful.

Well, you turn your head to the right. Much easier than to the left. But very valid. At least give me the side mirror!! Haha

@@TheSonofabiscuitwhich is because of us laws

Literally

Good pun lol

Aftermarket kits are better for this car than anything Honda made, anyway

My mom’s 88 Volvo 240DL has AC, cassette radio, power mirrors, and power windows but has no power locks. A Volvo 240 is a car for the middle working class at the time. A 1984 Honda Civic that is a step above the base model has a cassette radio and AC but, it still comes with crank windows, manual mirrors, and manual locks.

@@shanemcman3665 but not literary heh

And I’ve talked to many long time mechanics and every single one of them has told me there are happy that they don’t make them this way anymore.

@@jupiterproductions6644 They probably told you that because they now enjoy charging $$$$'s for repairs that were simple back then.

My dad bought a brand new 1953 Oldsmobile!

​@@juans6639Completely agree with this cars are no longer made with users in mind! Nearly impossible for your average joe to diagnose and repair all the electrical issues that come with these new cars.

@@jupiterproductions6644 Yeah, those longtime mechanics are probably lazy and/or dull-witted and like how cars diagnose themselves now. “The computer says it’s one of these three things. I’ll replace this one, and if it doesn’t fix it, I’ll charge you to fix one or both of the others too. Now if you’ll excuse me, I gotta go read the instruction guide for how to remove and replace these doohickey’s on your model of car.” Auto repair by trial and error has reached the 21st century.

lol bad in what days, exactly? This was the case almost from the inception of the automobile.

@@Three60Mafiayou could actually haggle a price considerably pre-pandemic. now prices are firm, if not altogether inflated by a few thousand, as in the case of the type R.

🤡's that overpay for Toyotas (still) in 2024. Lmao. I know exactly what you mean.

Too many computers and safety features are required on modern cars

This bad boy was only $2000 in 1984. I bought a loaded Accord the same year for $9000. 😂

It does I love simplicity

Car companies would get so much respect from a lot of people if they started remaking old cars while keeping the old design but improving the quality of life, safety, and details of the car. A great example of this is the electric Ford F-100 Eluminator concept from a few years ago. Kept the same design of the original Ford F-100 but made it electric and improved the interior. Honorable mention to the

and a small chassis=hand crank engine

I wouldnt mind a 2nd mirror

@@TheFurnace69 yes

Clutch too, but a radio was needed in 1984 as the Walkman was new, cds were only for the user rich, analogue channels ( well in europe anyway )and Bluetooth hadn't been invented yet, so would have been boring ride to your destination.

@@UKKC80s Well yeah, haha, dont want to forget that, kinda hard grinding gears going down the road without the clutch, unless you are the ultimate master of rev matching.

Man it must have been expensive for batteries

Even if they did, they would charge new car prices or even higher since fewer features would be a novelty from the company’s perspective

SADLY because of safety regulations they would hardly let these exist but I like where your head is at. I want cheaper cars that purely serve the purpose of "A to B" with a couple bells and whistles like AC.

Dacia said they would but they do it only half hearted. Probably more people say they will buy such a car but only a few do.

It’s called the Mitsubishi Mirage

@@Outlaw_Official They exist. Nissan Versa, etc. They're just boring chiclets that nobody cares about. They don't have the kitsch-value of the 84 civic.

But you definitely need a passenger side wing mirror

Buy a motorcycle

All 60hp... what a time to be alive

@@jackburton5483 I'm hesitant about motorcycles. I've seen too many people get thrown off and crippled.

Automatic transmission is not an upgrade

@@Highflyer5347 The automatic transmission was an option on the sedan. It said it in the original owner's manual.

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@@Highflyer5347ur either 16 or u ain’t never been in a fast car

@@mojo5040 try 34 and I drive a six speed GT bub

Until you stall going on a highway ramp because you didn't get enough run up

Same here. I don't care for all the computerized crap they put in cars these days.

@@evocati6523 user error, not a mechanical issue

Boomers

Enjoy no AC!

Did you trashed it away?

Yeah those things got amazing mileage. I almost bought one for that reason as a second vehicle to my truck. They were pretty quick too for what it was

@fuarkstyle No, the engine needed a new head gasket at 425K miles and I had another car anyway, so I sold the CRX to the mechanic for $100 and he was going to fix it. Who knows, it might be on the road today lol

@jeffa847 Yeah, they were pretty fast, plus at the time they were a "cool" car to have. I also had an 86 Dodge Daytona turbo. Only like 145HP, but when the turbo guage started showing boost and you knew it was about to kick I'm, and when it did it pushed you back into your seat...Wow. Very cool car to have as a 17 year old. And the girls loved it lol 😆

@@guytansbariva2295 for such durable car that's what I was guessing, very probably it's still rocking on. Also cool price 😀 I would have bought it too blinking fast.

Did he also showed you in practice how to make love or your mom did? Were they using you or other men?

We are lucky. Back in the 90s, everyone had "The Club" for anti theft. Now, all you need to do is swap out the automatic for a manual transmission. I worked at a mechanic shop, and 3 mechanics (all under 25) could not drive manuals.

@@chucknorris3rdnut okay so instead of being supportive and understanding of the fact that they haven’t had the means to learn yet and trying to teach them yourself, you instead would rather choose to belittle them over something that they have literally no control over? Yeah, makes total sense lol. There’s far too many people already that are bitching and running their mouthes about “everything that’s wrong with the world nowadays” and not enough people taking action to change it. Be the change you wish to see man, lead by example. I never learned how to drive stick, not because I’m a brain rotted Gen-Z Tik-Tok tide pod eating kid that’s incapable, but because I never had the MEANS to learn. I didn’t have a manual car just readily available for me to learn on, nor did I have a father or anyone to teach me how. Y’all always wanna act like it’s our “choice” or that we’re “too stupid” to do it, when that honestly couldn’t be further from reality

@@chucknorris3rdnut makes sense that they don't know how to drive manual, there's probably much better access to autos when they're learning. They can worry about learning manual later.

They’re living rooms on wheels nowadays

​@@kd_76 No, that's a Lincoln Towncar... and I'd STILL rather have one of those from 40 years ago than anything new! :3

There’s no money in that

Early 2000s quality and technology was dogshit.

What about “it’s a car”??? Make some sense before you comment.

These are things that dealers used to do. Now everything comes standard and cars are crazy expensive.

@@Jimster481They come standard for the same reason they all shipped the same, makes it easier for the dealer to do what the majority buy anyway

My dad did kind of the same thing. Bought a new ford in the 1980s and ordered it without a radio just so he could put a better aftermarket one in himself.

@@sonnyfontes558I would actually prefer to do that since the default ones are worse.

You can't install AC in an afternoon. It not just a new switch FFS.

also miss my 79 1200 🥲

Great gas mileage

did your 79 have a radio?

@soniarena5250 mine didn't. I added one but kept it hidden in the glove box

you can have brand new civic or 84 civic but you cant have brand new 84 civic

Time travel 😂

if i am believeing this correctly, I think it is at an aoutmotive museam, or a honda museam

It was such a piece of crap the still have extras lol

Maybe it’s at the Honda Headquarters and training center in Torrance, CA.