The Impossible Dream?
Originally Posted by Nick Graves,Mar 16 2009, 11:14 AM
Honda's future probably remains in selling green self-satisfaction to self-infatuation junkies; sports cars are so last century dear.
I think a balloon full of hot air sums it all up quite nicely.
I think a balloon full of hot air sums it all up quite nicely.
Originally Posted by gaddafi,Mar 17 2009, 11:05 PM
Most impressive
Honda desperately clinging onto a sporting past that no longer exists.
Honda as a sporting brand is finished.
Green all the way, and the latest Insight is hardly ground breaking. Not very good looking either (why can't they create a good looking green car???).
Honda as a sporting brand is finished.
Green all the way, and the latest Insight is hardly ground breaking. Not very good looking either (why can't they create a good looking green car???).
honda going the way of toyota? hope not.
atleast nissan came back with the GT-R
an interesting question: if the japs love their track days so much, where are all the jap performance cars?
atleast nissan came back with the GT-R
an interesting question: if the japs love their track days so much, where are all the jap performance cars?
Sales-wise, every iconic Honda has been disappointing - that's why.
The CR-Z might be groundbreaking, but I cannot quite get a hybrid CRX and the engineers would love to do a proper version of it, but aren't allowed.
The next spurty Honda will be an Acura-badged X6 rival, which makes as much sense to me as an AEC Routemaster GTi
The CR-Z might be groundbreaking, but I cannot quite get a hybrid CRX and the engineers would love to do a proper version of it, but aren't allowed.
The next spurty Honda will be an Acura-badged X6 rival, which makes as much sense to me as an AEC Routemaster GTi
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