I guess, I just look at all honda's as 'wannabe' cars. I have never jumped on
the 'Honda Band wagon', and I view them as cheap well engineered 'disposable'
economy cars. I have a lot of friends that drive them, and there are probably
more here on the road than any where else in the US.
But lets face it, if I'm going to spend that kind of $$ on a sports car, I'd
feel a lot better with a new or used BMW, porche, classic, or even a Miata, but
NOT a Honda. Knowing dealer markup in the SF bay area, you can bet that it will
sell for well over 40K.
BTW - did I say that I'm partial to european cars ;-)
- Bryan Vandiver
>Subject: Re: Honda 2000 - Saw it last night
>To: Bryan.Vandiver@eng.sun.com, spridgets@autox.team.net
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>Have you guys been reading what the press says about this car? I trust Road &
>Track, and they said this is the genuine article. I'm surprised how
>unimpressed Bryan was with the erngine sound, the R&T writers said this thing
>sounds like a Formula 1 racer with the revs up.
>
>I guess I find it hard to believe it's such a boring car, but again, the NSX
>can be as well...
>
>Tom
>78 Midget, still no match for an S2000 but sounds pretty good
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