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My commute to work is driving through a windy 4000 feet mountain so I engine brake all the time. I even engine brake at 70 mph and my car has zero issues whatsoever.

You should listen to Dave Ramsey.

In my opinion, I think the Si sedan looks way better and classier than the Si coupe. It looks more executive for sure.

Oh ok it's the Si, well I guess it's compatible with the regular non Si sedan too. The Si front looks similar to Hatchback that's why it gets confusing.

Oops, I wasn't thinking straight lol. What I meant is a regular sedan. That car looks like a hatchback sedan.

Can that front lip be applied on a sedan too? It looks so bad ass.

I like some chrome on my black on black but that's just my preference.

My dream car is the P100D model S but I feel like at this time Tesla is still a pretty new company in the auto business so I'll wait another 5 years for them to straighten out all their problems and issues.

That's what sucks about living in apartment complex all the tenants are at the mercy of thieves. I can only dream of owning a house with my own garage at this point of my life.

I would pick the black or the middle one, both are good imo.

You'd be saying that until the day someone take your wheels and then next time you would actually be taking them off whenever you park from then on lol.

If your car comes with a fob then it is included.

Damn, I should've used that excuse if they would've given it to me for free although it only cost me $9 but still free is free lol.

I would only buy a salvaged car if I was a mechanic that knows how to rebuild and check all potential problems of a car, so this is one of the risk that comes with buying a salvaged title no matter how good of a deal it may look. My 1.5T CVT has nearly 75,000 miles after owning for over 2 years...

As mentioned by midnightcivic, the alarm tilt sensor with pager is exactly what I'm trying to describe and it does exist but not factory stock by Honda.

I don't shift back and forth between D and L when I engine brake that's just too much work lol. I keep it in L until I'm done with engine braking and back to regular road, but I also believe the members here who said that shifting back and forth will not really harm the transmission because it's...

Thanks, I'll look into this along with the gorilla lock.

May I know why that is? Is it because the larger wheels are just more appealing? I'm still paranoid about it so I'm going to invest on securing them. Also, I do plan to get an Accord Hybrid Touring soon although it only has a 17" wheels compared to it's 2.0T variant with the 19".

Having a security camera on your lot helps, but if you mean a security camera on your car then I'm not sure how good the motion sensors are on those.

I will check those gorilla locks I definitely need to invest on those and also maybe some type of sensor for the lug nuts if something like that exist.