twin turbo v8

This would only happen if they lose sight of the essence of the Covic lineup, which they already did, and once you open that Pandora’s box, there’s no going back.

Honda used to be my favorite car company. Over the years they changed and became much different and also lost me as a customer.

They’d be wise to do this. An old example, but, I was at an Acura dealer when in 2008 we went from this very decent, capable, and nice looking TL -

Keeping a hooker quiet.

Again, what could POSSIBLY cost that much?!

“we asked for greater safety, emissions, fuel economy and comfort”

Ok, maybe..... but $47,800 buys you one of these:

I’d rather spend a little bit more and get a Lexus IS vs. this.

Best looking wagon ever? Perhaps....

The T5-R did not come with AWD it was a FWD only car. The T5-R was only made in 1995 and became the 850R in 1996-1997 all of which were built on the P80 FWD platform.

I actually own and daily drive a 850 T5-R and its rocking over 360,000mi on the factory motor. I have also increased boost significantly with a larger…

the T5R is an auto (in the u.s.) and fwd.

The EPAs end game is to weld the hood shut. In other words, I don't share your optimism regarding the future of car mods.

Perhaps somebody should define muscle car. I wouldn’t consider the ACR a “muscle car.” It’s more of a proper GT car.

Comparing apples to oranges. One has a sideways engine hanging over the front wheels. The other has 50/50 weight distribution going straight to the rear axle (might even be an IRS - not paying close enough attention to what the base wagon was).

Yeah, but the V8 doesn’t sound like pinko commie wet farts.

There is no reason the S models couldn’t have had a 6 cylinder still. The mid-engined cars still getting shafted.

Oh, man. This is how a throttle pedal should be. Hinged. At. The. Bottom.

I like the new 6 a ton but they are not remotely the same category of car or experience.

You're being way too generous by assuming free will. Honestly, just read through the entire ITUC report. A lot of the workers who arrive in Qatar do so expecting to get good jobs and live in nice places, because that's what the recruiters tell them will be there, only to get their passports seized before getting…