The new Honda Civic Type R (World Market version)
I'm curious to find out what everyone's opinion of the new CTR is, and what their thoughts are about what it might be like?
I have considered waiting it out to pick up the new one, but the idea of having a modded S seems to be a little more appealing. I have always been a fan of the Type R line, and the attention to detail, and workmanship that was put into the previous versions. Some of this same workmanship and attention to detail went into making the S2000, but I don't feel it was a track car out of the box like the Type R versions were designed. What do you think? |
Originally Posted by Janus00
(Post 23948218)
I'm curious to find out what everyone's opinion of the new CTR is, and what their thoughts are about what it might be like?
I have considered waiting it out to pick up the new one, but the idea of having a modded S seems to be a little more appealing. I have always been a fan of the Type R line, and the attention to detail, and workmanship that was put into the previous versions. Some of this same workmanship and attention to detail went into making the S2000, but I don't feel it was a track car out of the box like the Type R versions were designed. What do you think? |
And the award for world's ugliest car goes to.....
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Is this just a general discussion, or has some official stuff been released for this car?
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For $30k, if I want a sporty car, I think I'd be looking at a Genesis, if not just getting a Mustang. I see little appeal in a high-powered front driver.
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Originally Posted by WolfpackS2k
(Post 23948866)
Is this just a general discussion, or has some official stuff been released for this car?
Other than that just a general discussion. I don't consider the Type R to be a "sporty" car, as much as it is a track oriented street car. I would consider the Civic Si to be a sporty car. |
It really is ugly as Fuh... for the $30-$40k range id look else where... just my $0.02
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Originally Posted by Saki GT
(Post 23949001)
For $30k, if I want a sporty car, I think I'd be looking at a Genesis, if not just getting a Mustang. I see little appeal in a high-powered front driver.
They have been quoted as saying that it will be the fasted production FF car around Nurburgring, and that makes me curious. They want to out do all previous TypeR versions including the NSX. Honda for me has been very good at creating an exciting and enjoyable driving experience, I've owned a honda fit, 8th gen Si, and an s2000 and enjoyed all of them thoroughly. I would be willing to at least give it a test drive. |
FWD high performers had their time. I'm just no longer interested in them whatsoever. If Honda made one that was SH-AWD and designed to compete with the STi, Golf R, and RS, I'd be extremely interested. Honda needs to start thinking outside of the box and doing things differently instead of regurgitating the past. Times have changed. N/A V6, turbo V6, something other than inline 4 bangers that are FWD.
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I would be really scared to daily a Type R with the theft appeal that it has.
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