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this post was submitted on 18 Mar 2024
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Toyota all day every day. The best, most reliable car brand.
One rule of thumb; Never buy a Chevy. Absolute garbage vehicles that you will pay endless money to maintain.
Honda is a close second, I almost got the GR Corrola but my Integra has so much more space inside. I guess it makes sense seeing it's almost the size of an accord.
Toyota has a subscription service for remote start. https://support.toyota.com/s/article/Does-Toyota-Remote-Co-10227
Chevy trucks are good
Maybe, but their cars are pure shit