A California woman who sued Honda after her hybrid vehicle failed to meet its advertised fuel economy has won nearly $10,000 in small claims court. KNBC-TV?s Ted Chen.�(NBC News)
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If this is a Honda blog that I have a question. Does anyone have a description of the timing belt change for the Civic?
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