Long time ago my eyes were on Justy, anyone heard about it. I am leaning towards Toyota than Hondas. Korean car are not that bad, they have done lot of improvements per NPR car talk.

Logan · Sep 8, 2020 2:19 PM

Lately a lot of cars have started using CVT transmission and Direct Fuel Injection system and turbo. They are great for efficiency and performance. But if you are looking for reputation that japanese cars earned in 90s and early 2000, then you might want to do some research on issues related to some of these new adaptations which were not in those cars from 90s and 2000 with port injected naturally aspirated engine with transmissions that used gears rather than a steel belt. But regardless any new car will last over 150000 miles without issues, be it Japanese or Korean, if not drag raced. Last edited: 08-Sep-20 05:09 PM

GwachAquarian · Sep 8, 2020 5:06 PM

Gwatch bro: It may be a matter of luck too,  as well where you live as well how you drive. I just sold my 2003 accord ex just for 400 dollars because I live in snowy state and the frame got rusty. I see 1994 accord still on street once I owned one. You are right, now a days any car will go over 150K except American cars. Last edited: 09-Sep-20 05:06 PM

Logan · Sep 9, 2020 1:55 AM