Cincy Caravan
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Well I'm not to sure... they CLAIM this thing is a Honda, but don't recall ever seeing
one at a Honda dealership I've ever visited.
The door sill says " Manufactured by Honda Motor Co. , LTD.
What's really odd is the thing has no engine in the front... so, I thought it must be
like a Porsche with a rear engine, but no there's a trunk in the back.
I'm wondering if it's electric or something.
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No it's not a Honda lawnmower...and by the way Chevy still can't make a lawnmower.
The closest Honda I recall that looked like this was the old Del Sol, but that's not what it is.
This Honda appears at a glance a little longer and lower and wider that the Del Sol. I know I'm slightly biased by saying I think its, how shall we say a little more attractive overall than the Del Sol. But that's just me.
It has a spare tire where the engine should be, a trunk in the back and the middle hatch pops-up so you can store the t-top. Yup, this t-top is one piece of metal, not the classic Chevy two piece smoked acrylic circa 1970's high tech. It has tail some pipes maybe it a hybrid?
Jeff
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From: 262 miles N of the Dragon
Originally Posted by Slowride,Sep 11 2009, 04:46 PM
No it's not a Honda lawnmower...and by the way Chevy still can't make a lawnmower.
The closest Honda I recall that looked like this was the old Del Sol, but that's not what it is.
This Honda appears at a glance a little longer and lower and wider that the Del Sol. I know I'm slightly biased by saying I think its, how shall we say a little more attractive overall than the Del Sol. But that's just me.
It has a spare tire where the engine should be, a trunk in the back and the middle hatch pops-up so you can store the t-top. Yup, this t-top is one piece of metal, not the classic Chevy two piece smoked acrylic circa 1970's high tech. It has tail some pipes maybe it a hybrid?
Jeff
The closest Honda I recall that looked like this was the old Del Sol, but that's not what it is.
This Honda appears at a glance a little longer and lower and wider that the Del Sol. I know I'm slightly biased by saying I think its, how shall we say a little more attractive overall than the Del Sol. But that's just me.
It has a spare tire where the engine should be, a trunk in the back and the middle hatch pops-up so you can store the t-top. Yup, this t-top is one piece of metal, not the classic Chevy two piece smoked acrylic circa 1970's high tech. It has tail some pipes maybe it a hybrid?
Jeff
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I thought about the same thing when I decided to trade my 2 Ss last May. Looked at, drove, rode in, and of course, I've driven with many NSXs. Ultimately, for the sort of driving I enjoy, I didn't find the NSX to be a significant upgrade, and I was not a fan of the'81 Accord interior in the NSX. So, I bought another S. If I'd wanted straight-line speed, I'd have gotten a Dodge Viper. 
However, I very much respect them, and hope you all have a blast! Hopefully, it is Monte Carlo Blue with Tan interior.
Least you could have done was sell me your Yellow
Dave
However, I very much respect them, and hope you all have a blast! Hopefully, it is Monte Carlo Blue with Tan interior.
Least you could have done was sell me your Yellow
Dave
... standard equipment on the 2003.