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09-24-07, 12:54 PM
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Just purchased a 2007 Honda CRV since I store the SC for the winter.
I have only had it for 2 days but find that I like the naviagtion much better in the Honda. It's easier to use and the voice activation works great. It also has a backup camera (and that's in a $28k MSRP vehicle). They could have added that to the SC.
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I have only had it for 2 days but find that I like the naviagtion much better in the Honda. It's easier to use and the voice activation works great. It also has a backup camera (and that's in a $28k MSRP vehicle). They could have added that to the SC.
2006 SC 430 Pearl White/ Ecru
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09-24-07, 01:16 PM
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This CRV also has a PC card reader where I can download music from my computer on to a SD card or Compact Flash card and through a PMCIA (I think) adapter, it will play.
It worked great. It will recognize up to 250 folders and 999 songs. They recommend using up to a 2 GB card even though larger ones might work.
It worked great. It will recognize up to 250 folders and 999 songs. They recommend using up to a 2 GB card even though larger ones might work.
09-24-07, 01:20 PM
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Yeah. The SC is using "updated" 5-year old technology. The Honda CR-V is brand spanking new.
I doubt that Lexus will "change" the technology on the SC because the '08 model will most likely be it's last year until Toyota produces a redesigned SC. Only time will tell if the 3SC will become (once again) a leader in cutting edge technology (just like the LS460/600).
I doubt that Lexus will "change" the technology on the SC because the '08 model will most likely be it's last year until Toyota produces a redesigned SC. Only time will tell if the 3SC will become (once again) a leader in cutting edge technology (just like the LS460/600).
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I didn't know they went that much upscale. I'm still living in 1998 when the CR-V was less than $20k. I haven't paid any attention to the CR-V since.
09-25-07, 01:46 PM
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wow... that's a pretty cheap CR-V. In 1998, our CR-Vs were priced in the mid 20s, with EX versions maybe inching up to $27k (can't remember the exact numbers)
09-25-07, 08:42 PM
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http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/Overvie...1998-CR-V.html
You'll need to scroll down near the bottom of the page.
09-25-07, 09:54 PM
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I guess you're referring to Canadian dollars, while I'm referring to USD. Here's a webpage I found that shows the USD MSRP for several CR-V trims from 1998:
http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/Overvie...1998-CR-V.html
You'll need to scroll down near the bottom of the page.
http://www.cargurus.com/Cars/Overvie...1998-CR-V.html
You'll need to scroll down near the bottom of the page.
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