1. Wow ! What can one say as I drove out of the parking lot I said to myself I can’t belive
   That 20 plus men gave up there sunday for the klal hashem should bench all of u. And thank you

2. While I strongly think the volunteers did a great job, as I have witnessed in prior years, I did NOT go this year. Not in contempt or anything like that but simply I had no need to go! Every 3-4 months I do an oil change and they check every one of these things. I just did a 90k maintenance and inspectiop on my Odyssey, and am wondering am I the only one who still does that? (No, I didn’t do it at Honda for extra $ but at Vespia’s for great service at competetive rates).

   Does anyone still do regular oil change and checking the basics? As you can clearly from the video checking most of these things like tire pressure, working headlights, blinkers, brakes and more, an average 10 yr. old can do! Why don’t you???

   Why are so many cars here in town driving with only one headlight or brake light? Besides for being unlawful and costly as a ticket, do they think about safety AT ALL???

   I’ll repeat my appreciation for the volunteers who gave of their time again, but for the people who came I think they need to look in the mirror – or their car!

3. To # 2, you are misleading others. A private repair shop is not capable of servicing honda like the dealership can. You are only fooling yourself to save a couple pennies on maintenance. Wait till you need repairs that the dealer who is more familair with the brand they sell can spot earlier and fix properly! Your saving pennies to waste dollars!
   & most dealerships are in fact competitive even on maintenance and will match the competitions prices & coupons. Than it’s a no brainer.
   And many give a 10% discount to AAA members.

4. “To didn’t go “. I gained bec I didn’t know how to change my tire

5. 53 for mayor !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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