Ever been to New Jersey?
Ever been to New Jersey?
If a fastback with a lift back hatch is what you desire. Go check out the 2018 Buick Regal.
My windshield wipers are dull so I moved to Syria.
I would suggest the worse cars
This is nice, but three miles is nothing. Why must we keep lowering the bar on EVERYTHING?
In fairness to Honda, the next gen Accord is getting the Civic Type R motor and word on the street is it will be available with a 6MT (though likely in coupe only, based on history)
Or waiting to see if these are maintenance nightmares before jumping in. I wouldn’t buy this year one.
That’s because everyone who wants to buy this is waiting for it to depreciate and get a cheap second hand one. Mystery solved.
Thank god they’ve got excellent health care!
Well when he gets out in 3 months I’m sure he’ll be a changed person.
Now that would be...very, very rad.
I’m thinking with the Miles shot at the end of the trailer that the whole sequence in the video above is the tutorial, and you actually play the game as Morales.
It’s the wheel size. I don’t care how many wings, diffusers, blistered fenders, and mesh-covered-vents it has, a Civic should never, ever have 20" wheels. Hell, 18s are probably too big.
The car is actually butt-ugly.
I think it looks awkward at that ride height.
The lexus dealership experience is great as long as you can afford to cut those checks.
It’s still early yet. Lexus and Acura took years to look significantly different from their Toyota/Honda brethren.
It seems like, ad campaign notwithstanding, Hyundai is pretty much following Lexus/Acura’s recipe. Begin as an upper-tier for buyers who want to move beyond the original badge, then slowly differentiate.
Still looks too much like a Hyundai. If they want to take a page out of Lexus’ playbook, it has to look different.
Wait...for decades of combustion-powered automobiles, 0-60 times were everything. It’s the primary stat the entire automotive publishing industry was built upon. But with battery-powered cars we’re now suddenly not supposed to care?