Never Buy This From Auto Zone

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“I’m not a fan of electric vehicles.” Really? You don’t say 😂

Regarding how they used to build things.......In the early 80s, a coworker of mine had a little Toyota pickup truck. Most of us there were motorheads. He wasn't. One day he was asking what to do, because his oil light came on. He bought the truck new. "Check it". He looked a little confused. "When was the last time you checked it?" Well, he had never checked it. "When was the last time you changed your oil?" Changed it??? Never. We were getting kinda stunned. "How many miles does it have on it?" About 70,000 WTF!?!?!?! Damn good engine. Never had an oil change or even been topped off. 70,000 miles to get the oil light to come on.

Everything gets worse, yet more expensive. I got a 2011 Honda Accord. I'm 51. It will likely be my last car. I'm gonna drive it another 10 years, and then I'm just gonna walk the earth like Caine in Kung Fu.

That electric truck sounds like a menace on the road !!!😨

You are right! Older vehicles are built way better, my 03 GMC Yukon 5.3 still taking me everywhere with basic maintenance!

autozoner here, they raise the prices of the batteries around 2-3x per year and they always push us to sell the 3 dollar washers for the terminals which is annoying, 2 yr warranty durlast battery used to be 170 when i started, now they are 200, i started in late 2021

..."it'd take you 500 years to figure out what buttons to push..." ... Harharharhar!

Key is to eliminate parasitic draw on the battery. I can double to triple the life of it.

Don’t buy parts from AutoZone. They can’t even make brake pads right. I put a set on my mom’s car and about 2 days later she called and said her brakes were grinding. The pad completely fell off the backing plate!!! I removed every part I had ever put on my car from AutoZone and took them back, went to Napa

WalMart and Autozone batteries are both made by the same company: Johnson Controls. However, the German company Bosch may have recently "acquired" (bought out) Johnson Controls. Periodically check your car battery terminals for corrosion, and brush off with a wire brush if corrosion appears. There are corrosion protection chemical sprays that can help ward off or delay the appearance of corrosion.

I bought a 98 Corolla for $800 bucks at 190k. I've had it for over a year with no problems, AND I DELIVER IN IT lol. Now has over 200k and keeps on keeping on lol

I love my '93, with the manual windows and the wing windows. I love that it doesn't have a remote kill switch or send any telemetry to some 3rd party. I love the 5-speed manual transmission. The only thing I don't like about it is it has the automatic hubs. I like the old, get out and turn the hubs method. Less wear and tear on the front end in 2wd.

My check engine light has been on for 2YEARS !!!! AND I PUT IN A NEW ENGINE AND THE CHECK ENGINE LIGHT IS STILL ON !

I bought an 84 month (7 years) Toyota battery from the Toyota dealership for about $160 for my Sequoia and needed a battery for my 1971 VW Karmann Ghia, so I bought one of those batteries for it as it was cheaper than the 4 year Advance Auto "Diehard" battery for $275. Same prices at AutoZone. Walmart batteries are cheaper than the discount auto parts stores but still only 4 years and can't beat the dealer price or years.. Always check with the dealership parts as sometimes they have OEM parts cheaper like CV-axels and rotors. All it takes is a phone call. Result for me was 3 more years and over $100 cheaper than the discount places.....a no brainier.

My two cars are 33 and 25 years old!

I’m still using an old optima battery. The sticker says 10/08. Not worried at all of getting stranded, I drive a manual Corolla and can easily turn it on even if the battery fails. If you know you know 😂

...I said it before, and I'll say it again: This man must be protected at all costs. He's a National Treasure 😎☝️

I had a ‘92 Jetta w a tdi. Thing was a hoot to drive. 5 speed, and fuel mileage was insane.

I bought a battery for my Mazda3 at BJs in Rhode Island. It's a small battery, too small for the electronics to be honest and it was like $170. I remember buying one for my Civic in the early 2000s for $60. Battery for my E90 is close to $300.