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02-09-2019, 06:02 PM
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Hello all,
I currently own a 08 honda civic ex coupe and I'm looking for something bigger with more power. I have my eyes peeled for a TL type S 2007-2008 preferably manual. I've mostly seen automatics posted for sale. I know some of the older Hondas have automatic transmission issues and I'm curious if the one in the Type-S was okay or not. I'll be checking the classified section here for new listings as well.
I currently own a 08 honda civic ex coupe and I'm looking for something bigger with more power. I have my eyes peeled for a TL type S 2007-2008 preferably manual. I've mostly seen automatics posted for sale. I know some of the older Hondas have automatic transmission issues and I'm curious if the one in the Type-S was okay or not. I'll be checking the classified section here for new listings as well.
02-09-2019, 07:30 PM
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Null and proud of it
A nice 2007 TL-S auto was just posted.
No! TL-S auto tranny was fine... 2004-05 (sometimes 2006) base auto TL had the tranny problems...
Do you work at the DMV?
No! TL-S auto tranny was fine... 2004-05 (sometimes 2006) base auto TL had the tranny problems...
Do you work at the DMV?
03-03-2019, 09:08 AM
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Why would you recommend an old CL Type-S when someone is looking for a TL Type-S? Very different cars.
03-03-2019, 09:26 AM
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at least not a p51d mustang. Good base solid platform technical jargon was modified for and some real great builds excluding the Tl with the jet eng came out of. And for 6k I can get 22 to 26 k in and comps
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