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Is this what it’s like to enter the Dark Side?

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Car maintenance is something we don’t want to think about. It’s expensive and it’s time consuming, and we look forward to a trip to the casa after the free scheduled maintenance with as much excitement as getting a root canal. In early 2007 I traded a Galant for a 99 Honda Accord. As much as I liked the Mitsubishi’s torquey motor, the rest of the car was beginning to show its age as part after part needed replacing. The Accord had a 4-speed automatic, double wishbone suspension, and around 70k on the odometer. Plus, I’d always liked that model year’s wedgy styling. It was a good trade as I found the ride quite relaxing over my daily 70-kilometer commute.

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Is this what it’s like to enter the Dark Side?

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