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On top of the other answers, Honda's oem alloy manufacturer is Enkei, which is pretty well known as a top aftermarket alloy wheel manufacturer as well, which adds to the value.

If you must have a Honda, consider steelies instead.

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Place has been an overpriced, poorly run excuse of a bar for 4+ years now.

Also, illegal.

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We are at CHOP a lot for our baby, the cafeteria seems to be going downhill unfortunately. They used to have a Chinese station, rotating Greek, Indian, and a few others… now it’s just pasta :(

Well if it's not faster than driving I will still drive to KOP.

At the end of the day for me it's about convenience if I gotta wait every hour for a train, and it takes 45-60 mins to get there I'm better off in my own car, even with traffic.

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Honda uses the same bolt pattern on most cars year after year and a lot of other parts are interchangeable between years and models which is part of why they became tuner favorites in the first place.

Sure, you could probably waste your time and apply to schools without meeting the requirements, but you’re not getting into the lottery for those schools in that case.

It’s all on the district’s school selection page.

Never buy a Honda if you live in the city! I've seen them on blocks with the doors removed which begs the question as to why you wouldn't just bring a flatbed and take the whole thing.

I may be wrong but I think most of that old track has been ripped up and was sold off to pay creditors.

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Thank you so much!

Chuckle fuck. I will be stealing that. Thank you.

Jimmy John's is over at 36th and Market. Although only open for lunch on weekdays.

Yep they closed down. More apartments

It's quite interesting to see fewer and fewer bars in the university city area. Presumably this is the result of "young people don't drink anymore". I knew alcohol has certainly become somewhat less popular, but I'm surprised it's enough to result in almost zero bars in a major college student population. Of course there's still plenty of bars throughout the city for everyone to go to.

Switching to metro style trains would be a game changer. I don't want to excuse these shitty developers who've destroyed manayunk & rox by overbuilding. But something needs to be done to address the 24/7 traffic cluster fuck there.

All I see is ungodly amounts of public storage for private vehicles.

Hemberder st