dlq04

Since the Ulitimate Edition has raised the question, here's your answer.

Honda in general recognizes three specific markets:

1) Japanese Domestic Market (i.e. Japan and Asia proper)
2) North American Market (i.e. U.S., Canada, and South America)
3) Europe/Oceania (i.e. European countries as well as Australia and New Zealand)

PRICES
There are wide difference by country. This is due to import duty fees, value added taxes, car registration fees, etc. Here some samples of

Ks320

Man, you've got everything down. Very impressive

starchland

oh ya in Canada, we can pay for ours using Canadian Tire money.

bvlgari

LOL @ paying anything more than $25,000 for this car. Damn I'm glad I live in America (yet I wasn't born here). If I remember right, a Nissan Murano was upwards of $60,000 when I went to the Ukraine. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL.

Saki GT

Certain Euro cars, France I know at least, had the fog light in the rear bumper. It was later moved into the reverse light assembly I believe.

J5sense

i would love to see a picuture of a factory navi system in a s2000. The space is really small and most factory honda navi systems those years require twice the space of a single radio.

(early oddyseys and acura's)

Ks320

The Navi is actually located above the A/C vents in the middle

Also, later models in Japan offer MD players (however, the frequencies for FM are different)

The Gent

nice write up...

"Canadian cars have a unique "air box baffle" that prevents snow from getting into the intake" Can someone explain it to me? The frenchie isn't getting this...

Also, pretty sure my car doesn't have a block heater

jkjkjk

What about heated mirrors? Canadian and US? ones don't have them.

DDonovan

Very complete I must say..., thanks!

I have seen pics of the navi system and it does look pretty cool. Large screen that controls everything in the car (touch screen).