Even as a concept, I won't believe a single thing Honda says about it until it's on the showroom floor and/or in my garage.
I'm with you. Too many times I've been disappointed.
Even as a concept, I won't believe a single thing Honda says about it until it's on the showroom floor and/or in my garage.
So I have a question for everyone.
Honda is bring a car to the NAA with no interior, with supposed performance features that is not well known to them or yet to be proven, and according to the new CEO, they started working this car only last year (2011), do you really think it will be ready by 2014 model, introduce by 2013?
Took them six year to figure out the NSX while VTEC existed a year before they figured out a DOHC over the old Legend block will do the trick, and now the standard model year cycle is 5 years for Civics and Accord... To design and built.
I'm trying really hard to be optimistic... You know what I mean?
I just talked with my contacts in Japan ...its gonna be a steam engine
No no no.
Itll be powered by unicorns and butterflies.
Read the Earth dreams link Vance.
I swear Honda, and all of those Japanese manufactures come up with the gayest sounding slogans....
Not that there's anything wrong with that....:wink:
I swear Honda, and all of those Japanese manufactures come up with the gayest sounding slogans....
Two AGONIZING days to go...
I really hope this isn't going to be a parallel to Duke Nukem Forever...
will probably be the same with the concept to production for this car also. I hate how complacent Honda have become, and it shows in their product/sales. lets just hope that this is the new product to spark a Honda performance renaissance (though to be honest I am very pessimistic)the video game was released in 2011 but had been in development since 1996. "
+1 ...not everyone is going to understand your apropos reference
from wikipedia.org:
"Intended to be groundbreaking, Duke Nukem Forever became a notable example of vaporware due to its severely protracted development schedule; the video game was released in 2011 but had been in development since 1996. "
+1 ...not everyone is going to understand your apropos reference
from wikipedia.org:
"Intended to be groundbreaking, Duke Nukem Forever became a notable example of vaporware due to its severely protracted development schedule; the video game was released in 2011 but had been in development since 1996. "