AB>    Thanks for the advice. So far what I've read here meshes   
   AB>with what I've heard from people I've asked in person: some like American ca   
   AB>(usually GM/Chevrolet) and some recommend Honda with Toyota as a close secon   
   AB>Are American cars easier to work on than Japanese ones or does that depend   
   AB>entirely on the model? Are Japanese cars less prone to rust? I'm intrigued.   
      
   Since the toyots and Hondas most have the Side saddle engine and front   
   wheel drive they are harder to work on. BUT since typically they require   
   less work.   
   The old days of "easy to work" on vehicles are almost gone because of   
   the down sizing of Cars for better miledge.   
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