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japjoe7 · 06-05-09, 12:10

RSX Type-S owner chiming in. Honestly, my car has given me 0 problems with 73k on the dial right now(bought it new with 4 miles on it). Only things I would complain about are the little things you get with every car. Historically foreign car are more reliable than American brand cars, just a fact or why would people say it constantly and a small part of the reason why GM is taking a **** right now. I get about 27 mpg mostly city. I've also owned a Mustang and had problems with it which were more maintenance related but also having the same mileage as my RSX. I resent Setec Astronomy "boy-racer"remark by the way. If your looking for reliability and fun to drive than RSX is the way to go. If you want ...well...I don't know what a Mustang will give you, than go with that. Anyone want to give some benefits to owning a Mustang?

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japjoe7 NewB japjoe7 is offline Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: 18336 Posts: 41	Re: Ford Mustang or Acura RSX? RSX Type-S owner chiming in. Honestly, my car has given me 0 problems with 73k on the dial right now(bought it new with 4 miles on it). Only things I would complain about are the little things you get with every car. Historically foreign car are more reliable than American brand cars, just a fact or why would people say it constantly and a small part of the reason why GM is taking a **** right now. I get about 27 mpg mostly city. I've also owned a Mustang and had problems with it which were more maintenance related but also having the same mileage as my RSX. I resent Setec Astronomy "boy-racer"remark by the way. If your looking for reliability and fun to drive than RSX is the way to go. If you want ...well...I don't know what a Mustang will give you, than go with that. Anyone want to give some benefits to owning a Mustang? __________________ Teach me, Teach me!