Which one has the best durability, fuel consumption etc for a first timer between:

2005 honda accord eod V6 and toyota Camry drop light

also between:

2008 acura MDX and 2006 Lexus GX460

Response will be appreciated 🙏

bami123:
Which one has the best durability, fuel consumption etc for a first timer between:

2005 honda accord eod V6 and toyota Camry drop light

also between:

2008 acura MDX and 2006 Lexus GX460

I prefer the camry droplite to 05 accord v6 though the accord is still recent in terms of year while the 06 Lexus is gx470 because gx460 starts from 2010 and note the gx470 is v8 while the mdx is v6 & gx470 is way bigger and very strong compared to the acura mdx but all in all the choice is yours to make

Thanks for your submission

bami123:
Which one has the best durability, fuel consumption etc for a first timer between:

2005 honda accord eod V6 and toyota Camry drop light

also between:

2008 acura MDX and 2006 Lexus GX460

More professional and expert advice is awaited please

Na petrol go tell u. Sheybi u wan drive v6 for inside traffic and short trips. Don't go and get corolla.u think v6 na beans. V8 go turn u to beggar
While v12 go turn u to mechanic.dey play

Nomerci:
Na petrol go tell u. Sheybi u wan drive v6 for inside traffic and short trips. Don't go and get corolla.u think v6 na beans. V8 go turn u to beggar
While v12 go turn u to mechanic.dey play

I love your candid opinion 😶 😀 😶 😀 thanks

bami123:
Which one has the best durability, fuel consumption etc for a first timer between:

2005 honda accord eod V6 and toyota Camry drop light

also between:

2008 acura MDX and 2006 Lexus GX460

The camry is simply too old.

Elxandre:

The camry is simply too old.

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🥺🥺🥺 ooh, however, thanks for your input

I’ll be honest, I find some of your choices strange for a first-timer. Gx470?? 😳 You won’t know what hit you after fueling that v8 engine for a month. It’s a reliable car no doubt but it’s not the best economical choice - unless you own a fuel station of course.

The Camry is too old so I wouldn’t recommend. Between the Acura and EOD, both v6 engines but I’ll go for the Acura. It’s more recent and it’s reliable car, great handling too.

I can’t help but ask, do you have something against 4 plug engines? If you don’t mind, I think Corolla, Civic, Pontiac Vibe and CR-V are far better choices especially for a first-timer.

bami123:
Which one has the best durability, fuel consumption etc for a first timer between:

2005 honda accord eod V6 and toyota Camry drop light

also between:

2008 acura MDX and 2006 Lexus GX460

Whats a first timer doing with a v6 & v8/engr tho? Except u are a very comfortable person u have no biz with V6 or V8 engines

chccho:

Whats a first timer doing with a v6 & v8/engr tho? Except u are a very comfortable person u have no biz with V6 or V8 engines

Thank you for your candid advice

DerFuhrer:
I’ll be honest, I find some of your choices strange for a first-timer. Gx470?? 😳 You won’t know what hit you after fueling that v8 engine for a month. It’s a reliable car no doubt but it’s not the best economical choice - unless you own a fuel station of course.

The Camry is too old so I wouldn’t recommend. Between the Acura and EOD, both v6 engines but I’ll go for the Acura. It’s more recent and it’s reliable car, great handling too.

I can’t help but ask, do you have something against 4 plug engines? If you don’t mind, I think Corolla, Civic, Pontiac Vibe and CR-V are far better choices especially for a first-timer.

My interest is among other things esthetic, space, durability, fuel economy etc. however, I really appreciate your response.........in another stance, what's your opinion on Ford Explorer 2015

If u don't mind 16mpg combined. Go for fx infiniti

2shure:
If u don't mind 16mpg combined. Go for fx infiniti

Thanks but I'll pass