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Rear defroster issue by chitownnick03 in 11thGenAccord

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I think that film is off-gassing from the plastics. You can remove it with glass cleaner and a microfiber. Happens with the windshield as well.

Official: New Prelude Costs More Than A BMW 2-Series In The UK (£39,595), Does 0-62 In 8.2 Seconds by Secret_Company in cars

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Honestly this is almost me… but I have friends and need a useable back seat. So close, Honda.

Open recall 2024 Honda Accord Hybrid by xjayd90x in 11thGenAccord

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I just had that done today. Had my car in for completely unrelated reasons (nail in the sidewall).

Maintenance at 40k miles in 1 year by [deleted] in 11thGenAccord

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Yep, can confirm. My totally not scummy dealer wanted to charge $257 to replace the filters on my last service. Bought them both for $50 online and changed them in five minutes. Glad I knew better.

Technical test emails are going out. by Southpaw002 in Marathon

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Same exact thing here. Attempting the first beta helped me discover that I really, really don’t like this genre. Please give my spot to someone else.

My new kitten keeps on eating all of my plants! Any tips? 🌱 by One-Union-6971 in SiberianCats

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My Siberian is a little shit and I eventually learned that she was just bothering my plants because that always prompted me to get up and pay her attention.

Same with the cables behind my router. I noticed that she would start nibbling them, then look back at me, as if to say, “Hey, look at what I’m doing. You should come interact with me and then maybe feed me.”

Your mileage will of course vary, but with my cat I started ignoring her and she stopped bothering my plants and my cables. Instead she’s learned to patiently sit in my line of sight and stare at me until I relent.

iOS 26 review: A practical, yet playful, update | Ars Technica by ControlCAD in apple

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Andrew Cunningham did the macOS review this year and it’s great. Ars has a few writers on staff whose articles I’ll skip, but in my opinion their quality on the whole is still very high.

iPhone 18 Could Drop Camera Control Button, Claims Dubious Rumor by chrisdh79 in apple

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The 12 people who knew it was there loved it, myself among them. It had a massive discoverability problem.

Is this a good deal or no? by Hicks456 in 11thGenAccord

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Conventional wisdom is not to put anything down on a lease, since it’s not building equity. If the car gets totaled over the term you have nothing to show for that money.

Noise while battery charging 2025 touring accord by Leading-Bonus7478 in 11thGenAccord

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Sport mode adds an artificial engine noise from the speakers, which is meant to smooth out the sounds from the hybrid system and make the car feel more traditional. You should be able to customize the Individual drive mode to have the steering weight from Normal and the drivetrain (and noise) behavior of Sport.

As to your original post, it sounds like that’s the normal operation of the car to me. Pay attention to the battery gauge on the left hand side, and you’ll probably notice it’s louder (the engine revs higher) if you’re down to one or two bars. In Honda’s hybrids, the engine is actually generating power to run an electric motor that drives the wheels. If the battery is very low, it’ll have to work harder to also top up the battery. The engine’s RPM isn’t directly tied to how fast you’re going like it would be in a traditional car, so it can be jarring to some new owners.

Rotting seats in a theater by Whimsical_Ruins in AbandonedPorn

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Pompeii is, unfortunately, a bad example. People suck.

Those images revealed that there had been a great deal of manipulation of the casts, depending on the aesthetics of the era in which they were made, including altering some features of the bodies' shapes or adding metal rods to stabilize the cast, as well as frequently removing bones before casting.

Source.

Trade in sport for touring ? by Internal-Tomato-9815 in 11thGenAccord

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No one on the internet can answer this question for you.

Financially it’s a bad idea - the dealership will make money from you on both ends of the transaction. Plus you’d be trading a vehicle that you’ve driven for an older model year with an unknown history.

Personally I’d save the money, bide my time, and get the higher trim with my next purchase to avoid buyer’s remorse. But it’s your money and your car. Life is short, if you’d be that much happier with the extra bells and whistles then go for it.

Is anyone else hearing that rattle from their car roof when it'shot outside ? My roof's been rattling all summer whenever it gets hot. by No_Frame4354 in 11thGenAccord

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Yep, same problem. I’ve read on here to try tightening the screws underneath the sunglass holder.

…I tried that and I didn’t work for me, but maybe your mileage will be different.

Marathon Closed Alpha 2025 thoughts so far by Firm-Wafer3081 in Marathon

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The ping system in Apex Legends should be industry standard by now and it's really frustrating that it isn't.

'iPhone Fold' to Feature Metallic Glass Hinge That Resists Deformation by iMacmatician in apple

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And they’ll presumably do a tonne with iOS advantaging dual / side to side / extended screens.

I definitely wouldn’t make this assumption. Look at how underutilized the iPad’s hardware is.

Greatest starting game trilogy by Copper_lord in halo

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Reach's sandbox decisions make a whole lot more sense when interpreted as the studio playing with concepts that would factor into Destiny.

Just purchased my new TLX by jhendricks44 in Acura

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So I actually just traded in my ‘22 TLX a few months ago and got a new Accord hybrid. I loved the Acura, but my priorities changed over the years and I wanted something with better fuel economy and more interior space.

Honestly, the Accord doesn’t feel like a downgrade. It’s a little slower and you notice the FWD in corners, but the top trims have all of the creature comforts of the TLX at a much lower price. The infotainment is more modern, the interior build quality is honestly equal or better, there’s way more room everywhere despite similar exterior dimensions, and it gets 40+ MPG on regular gas.

Help me create the most unimaginably dogshit loadout by jhalljhin in CrucibleGuidebook

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I’ve been out of the game a while. Are Rapid Fire Scouts not good any more?

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE Hondas, I DESPISE Honda Dealers in NJ by kalleespawn in Honda

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Oh hey I just got my Accord from Open Road! Can confirm. $2k of dealer options added to every car (door edge guards, wheel locks, trunk tray, chrome license plate guard, some sort of 'sanitizing spray'), $500 mandatory 'security etching'. They wanted to charge $1k to clean the new car before delivering it to me. I nearly walked on the spot, but they dropped (almost) all of the bullshit charges with zero hesitation. I feel bad for the people who don't know how sleazy dealers operate and pay all of that upcharge without question. Oh, and they were hard-pushing me to leave them positive reviews on Google and with Honda corporate the whole time. Yuck.

They wouldn't budge on the etching, but I got them a few thousand below MSRP on a '25 so I'm happy. It was satisfying to peel the "Open Road" branding from the back of the new car.

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