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Honda's Profit Margin May Fall in the Second-Half URL: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=100...zRWI&refer=asia
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A blue sedan and a gray sedan and the new rear treatment is extrodinarily craptacular. Makes the car looks smaller and far, far chintzier than the pre-'06 models.
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:puke: is all I have to say. Pictures make it look decent....in person its not. It has no good views. It makes the incredibly dull and conservative previous generation look like a supermodel.
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Enjoy!
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Saw the new civic today
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this isnt intended to be too mean: some kid at my school got the new civic and we saw it all week and decided to talk to him about it; so we walked up to him and pushed him on the ground, spit on him and told him to buy a car that doesnt hel destroy our country he go up and my friend slapped him, the dude just looked at us so we threw some shit on his car, scratched it up REAL good; the paint is really weak and kicked the driver's door door in - a kid could have done it it was so thin and crappy then we left
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I know you guys are HUGE Honda haters, but this is something I was kicking around in my mind. Even with the gas prices the way they are now, big cars seem to be making a comeback. I was thinking that Honda should build a rear-drive chassis intended for big cars and the V-8 (whenever they DO decided to build it). The Honda brand car (called the Inspire) would be longer than the Acura RL and the Acura version (the FSX, named after and similar to an old luxury concept sedan) would basically be a LWB car suitable for limo conversion, fit the upcoming V-10, allow for the reclining back seats, and come in as the new Acura luxury flagship. Great competition for the LX cars…
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Going After the Kids By Scott Oldham Date posted: 09-22-2005 As usual, it comes down to the numbers. Honda says there will be 81.5 million Americans between the ages of 15 and 34 by the end of the decade. That's enough iPod addicts to make Gen Y the largest consumer group ever, topping even the baby boomers. In order to take advantage of this next "age wave" Honda is taking action now. After selling 7 million Civics over 22 years, the company is shifting the Civic's U.S. market focus from baby boomers to Gen Y-ers. It even says it has designed this all-new eighth generation of the Civic specifically for that 80-plus million who are packing iPods. This qualifi…
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2006 Honda Accord Coupe V6.
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Honda chief rules out V-8 engine, for now 1 2 3
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Honda Motor Co. has decided not to build an eight-cylinder engine because high fuel prices are pushing buyers to more efficient motors. The company will focus instead on expanding diesel and gasoline-electric engine output. "It's not the time to make a V-8," Honda Chief Executive Takeo Fukui said. "We need to focus on diesels and hybrids first." Fukui told reporters in Tokyo Aug. 4 that Honda was studying whether to build V-8 engines and "will decide in three years" on using them. He said Tuesday that the company has dropped any plan to build the motors. Honda this year expects to build 70,000 diesel motors, for models in Euro…
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Posted over at www.vtec.net, figured I'd post it here and get some comments. I personally think it's great and should allow Honda to try out more new engine technologies in an extremely competative environment, things that will transfer over to our street cars. Now that they own 100% of British American Racing Honda, I'm hoping they will be more competative too. I certainly hope Honda is the first Japanese manufacturer to win an F1 Championship, and not Toyota. http://world.honda.com/news/2005/c051004.html Honda acquires all shares in BARH Ltd. TOKYO, Japan, October 4, 2005– Honda Motor Co., Ltd. today announced that Honda has agreed to purchase all s…
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How do you feel about it compared to its competition? I'm actually kind of jealous...
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I saw an ad for Honda last night and there was the lineup of Honda 'trucks'....the Element was painted all one color. Really changes the character of this odd vehicle. Can't find any photos yet. http://www.vtec.net/news/news-item?news_item_id=398187
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2006 Honda Civic (Europe): 2006 Honda Accord (Europe):
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Link: http://www.autoindex.org/news.plt?no=1206 Honda Pilot receives new look and new technology for 2006 Honda of America has issued the following press release: The versatile and popular Honda Pilot sets a new standard in the 8-passenger mid-size SUV segment for 2006 with more features and significant enhancements to the interior and exterior, along with the addition of two-wheel-drive (2WD) versions with Variable Cylinder Management(tm) (VCM(tm)) engine technology. The 2006 Pilot exterior becomes more expressive with new designs for the grille, hood, fenders, headlights, bumpers and tail lights that accent the "Honda Truck" family appearance. In additio…
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September 6, 2005 http://www.canadiandriver.com/articles/pw/06civic.htm First Drive: 2006 Honda Civic By Paul Williams Photos by Paul Williams and Greg Wilson Discuss this story in the forum at CarTalkCanada 2006 Honda Civic sedan. Photo: Greg Wilson. Click image to enlarge Chicago, Illinois - At the recent press introduction for the 2006 Honda Civic in Chicago, Honda engineers and executives from Japan and North America carefully and comprehensively introduced and explained the new technologies and goals underpinning their all-new, eighth-generation car. Honda Canada's Vice President Jim Miller, followed by Toshiro Morita (Large Project…
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By Greg Migliore Automotive News / September 09, 2005 DETROIT - American Honda Motor Co. raised the price of the base 2006 Honda Civic by $1,135 from the 2005 model. The DX coupe starts at $14,910 and the DX sedan starts at $15,110. Prices include the shipping charge. The Civic went on sale Friday, Sept. 9. Standard on all trim levels are side curtain airbags, antilock brakes and a telescoping steering wheel. Also standard is a 1.8-liter, four-cylinder engine that produces 140 hp. The LX trim level starts at $16,860 for the coupe and $17,060 for the sedan. The EX trim level starts at $18,810 for the coupe and sedan. Prices will be …
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here in the past we've had mug shots of this thing on here.....but here's some newer photos anyways. its like they took my aztek and mated it to a BMW x5....
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Link: http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/newsArticl...IKE-AIRBAGS.xml
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The newly redesigned rear end of the '06 Accord does more than help the design find a little spice. The new standard 18" rims were absolutely awesome in person and the interior has had minor changes with the addition of some nice bright work on the center console. The shifter for the automatic is now a manual type. Chrome exhaust tips have been added a la coupe. All in all I expect that Honda will gain tons of sales off of this "new" model. This was the perfect addition to a nearly flawless car. The new Civic finds its own harmony. Unlike so many other cars on the road today, it does not try to be funky in design rather understated. The lines a…
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Can the Honda Civic be cool again? Automaker plans to spend big to attract youthful buyers By Kathy Jackson Automotive News / September 05, 2005 CHICAGO -- Honda is offering the usual goodies on the redesigned Civic - more power, a fancier stereo system and side curtain airbags. But what the automaker really wants to add to the car is youthful image. "We're trying to make Civic cool again," says Jeff Conrad, vice president for advertising and public relations at American Honda Motor Co. Inc. "The last-generation Civic was vanilla, no emotion." The four Civic models range from a hybrid to the nearly 200-hp sporty Si. The sedan an…
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http://www.edmunds.com/insideline/do/News/articleId=107112#1
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Consumer Guide: http://auto.consumerguide.com/Auto/New/rev...695/Act/Photos/ 2006 Honda Civic Si
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http://airbrett.blogspot.com/ http://my.is/forums/showpost.php?p=3645358&postcount=51 http://www.vtec.net/forums/one-message?mes..._item_id=390953
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