Description: Honda fans have been critical of their beloved automaker of late for not being at the top of its game. Gone are models such as the S2000 roadster and more compact (read: sportier and more fun to drive...Add Comments0
Description: No power upgrades were made under the hood, instead Honda concentrated on giving give the coupe some much-needed visual flare. Just 500 special edition models will be built, sporting 19-inch alloy whe...Add Comments13
Chris GainesNov 05, 2012 I said dragged because that's how my fwd car feels when I take a corner lol
Henz HerreroNov 02, 2012 Im not gonna say anything bad about a 328 but the accord coupe is one of the hottest fwd coupes in the market..
Matt PiccoloNov 02, 2012 Oh wow, can't believe I didn't catch on lol!! XD But he did say dragged around not pulled lol
Johnny FrancisNov 02, 2012 Being pushed
By rwd rather than pulled by fwd. it just isn't effective. Rwd is the way to go.
Judah LindvallNov 02, 2012 Sorry I meant rwd although awd would be awesome too
Judah LindvallNov 02, 2012 I drive a fwd eclipse but really wish I had awd
Jack HowardNov 02, 2012 Honda makes some of the best FWD cars out there
Devin BabynNov 02, 2012 RWD>FWD. Pretty easy to understand
Matt PiccoloNov 02, 2012 @ Chris whatta ya mean? And the v6 accord is like 6k less than the 3 series
Chris GainesNov 02, 2012 I'd rather be pushed around a corner in a bimmer than dragged in a Honda..
Jake KnickmeyerNov 02, 2012 The accord coupe is surprisingly satisfying to drive, lot of power going to the front wheels to pull you around
Matt PiccoloNov 02, 2012 Stephan, the v6 accord coupe is quicker than a base 3 series, u can't say it ain't sporty lol
Stephen CobbsNov 02, 2012 (facepalm) Honda if you want to please your customers you dont make your cars LOOK sporty.
Description: As the CR-Z has never quite lived up to its potential we're hoping this concept will find its way to showrooms. Why exactly? One word: supercharged. The Honda Performance Division (HPD) may only ...Add Comments9
Robert BondNov 09, 2012 Not great power added by supercharger. Do Honda listen to customer feedback?
Matt PiccoloNov 02, 2012 @ Michael, go with the v6 Lol
Michael BeachNov 02, 2012 Supercharged Accord owners are gonna be real disappointed when a stock Si walks by them. Fun to drive means it has to be peppy. This thing weighs too much to have Civic Si power. It'll be a pig
Judah LindvallNov 02, 2012 That would be enough power for a light car but this thing is packed with batteries (assuming this version is still hybrid)
Jason BrownNov 02, 2012 Why is everyone so hung up in HP? look at the Mini Cooper, not much power but a real fun car to drive. Test drive the BMW 320d F30. Similar power and you will be amazing how fun it is to drive. The power is more than enough.
Judah LindvallNov 02, 2012 I wanna know how heavy this is
Shelby CassandraNov 02, 2012 They added a blower and it still has no power? Fail.
Judah LindvallNov 02, 2012 Not sure if I would want to drive it even if they did make a good performance version. Already kinda ruined it's reputation :/
David JusticeNov 02, 2012 I thought Honda's performance division Mugen?
Paul GoodwinDec 01, 2012 Another example of modern design that only looks new, and has no classic beauty. Ugly big mouth-like too many others these days. The thing will look dated in a few years. Too many car designs these days where all you can say is that it looks modern. Who will want it in even 5 years?
Paul GoodwinDec 01, 2012 It has potential. But it definitely needs work to "cool" it
Danny BurnsNov 04, 2012 These things look pretty cool but they need way more power. Put the first s2000 engines in it and needs to be rear wheel drive.
Judah LindvallNov 02, 2012 Yeah I want to see someone actually use hybrid technology to ENHANCE the performance on an entree level performance car
Matt PiccoloNov 02, 2012 Yea I agree! These look good just their performance is ehh... For a hybrid it's pretty good though
Judah LindvallNov 02, 2012 Iv always liked the looks of these. Just one of those cars that the looks outdoes the performance