Turbo Honda Accord to be shows at Tokyo Auto show?
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It's funny how the younger generation (my generation) seems to hype Honda so much, and to always talk about how "sporty" and performance oriented Hondas are compared to Nissans. Most people simply percieve this because of the firm ride, high revving loud engine, and pronouced gear changes.
In reality, out of the Japanese "Big 3", Honda STILL is the the only maker to not have offered factory stock turbo cars, as well as the only one that does not yet have a V8 engine.
Both Toyota and Nissan have offered numerous factory stock turbo cars as well as V8 engines. So in reality, is Honda REALLY that performance oriented and sporty?
Perception is a huge influence for people ... reality runs on perceptions, and people simply perceive Honda in such a manner, even though objective reality differes
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In reality, out of the Japanese "Big 3", Honda STILL is the the only maker to not have offered factory stock turbo cars, as well as the only one that does not yet have a V8 engine.
Both Toyota and Nissan have offered numerous factory stock turbo cars as well as V8 engines. So in reality, is Honda REALLY that performance oriented and sporty?
Perception is a huge influence for people ... reality runs on perceptions, and people simply perceive Honda in such a manner, even though objective reality differes
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in my own opinion, my "perfect" car would have three things: a minimum of 6 gears shifted manually (none of this sport-tronic stuff), be rear or awd, and finally sport a turbo or SC. if honda really does equip cars with turbos, and offers them on rear or sh-awd platforms, i'd really give them a serious look when buying a car instead of just "considering" them.
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Originally Posted by TRDFantasy
It's funny how the younger generation (my generation) seems to hype Honda so much, and to always talk about how "sporty" and performance oriented Hondas are compared to Nissans. Most people simply percieve this because of the firm ride, high revving loud engine, and pronouced gear changes.
In reality, out of the Japanese "Big 3", Honda STILL is the the only maker to not have offered factory stock turbo cars, as well as the only one that does not yet have a V8 engine.
Both Toyota and Nissan have offered numerous factory stock turbo cars as well as V8 engines. So in reality, is Honda REALLY that performance oriented and sporty?
Perception is a huge influence for people ... reality runs on perceptions, and people simply perceive Honda in such a manner, even though objective reality differes
.
In reality, out of the Japanese "Big 3", Honda STILL is the the only maker to not have offered factory stock turbo cars, as well as the only one that does not yet have a V8 engine.
Both Toyota and Nissan have offered numerous factory stock turbo cars as well as V8 engines. So in reality, is Honda REALLY that performance oriented and sporty?
Perception is a huge influence for people ... reality runs on perceptions, and people simply perceive Honda in such a manner, even though objective reality differes
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I haven't keep up recently, but in thep ast Honda always had Turbo production cars. I think it was mostly deisel and 4 cylinder cars in Japan, but they also had a 6 cylinder Turvo V6 in the Legend. None of these cars ever made it to the US though.
As for Honda being the sporty ones they can be as pesonally I rather have an N/A engine producing the same HP as a turbo if given the choice. I know turbos and other FI cars are easier to make "More" HP, but I like the feel and power deliver of NA cars. I'd take the 500 HP N/A car over the 600 HP turbo car anyday.
As for Honda being the sporty ones they can be as pesonally I rather have an N/A engine producing the same HP as a turbo if given the choice. I know turbos and other FI cars are easier to make "More" HP, but I like the feel and power deliver of NA cars. I'd take the 500 HP N/A car over the 600 HP turbo car anyday.
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