New CRX?
New CRX?
Anyone have any more info on this... Charles?
I found this on Honda-tech
Wednesday 12th May 2004
Civic CRX Set To Storm Back
here's nothing civilised about the new Civic. With the emphasis firmly on making its family hatchback more sporty than ever, Honda has radical plans for the next-generation car - and they include bringing back the CRX badge.
The mag's exclusive spy picture reveals what the all-new model will look like, and shows another interpretation of the Civic shape that has evolved over the past 30 years. The front end will be more rakish, while the current version's MPV-like styling will be smoothed out into a more conventional hatchback form.
While both three and five-door variants are expected to be available from launch - set for 2006 - Honda is also said to be planning a high-performance flagship coupé. That would wear the CRX badge last used in 1997. All versions are certain to get Type R models, with power outputs in excess of 200bhp. Also expect less extreme cars with plenty of visual impact, but without the high running costs of a hot hatch.
However, there will be more to the new Civic than just driving thrills. Honda knows that a large proportion of buyers still place practicality as their top priority, so the five-door is likely to be one of the most versatile family cars on the market. Adapting design ideas from the Jazz, it is expected to get impressive interior space and rear seats that fold away to leave a completely flat load floor.
I found this on Honda-tech
Wednesday 12th May 2004
Civic CRX Set To Storm Back
here's nothing civilised about the new Civic. With the emphasis firmly on making its family hatchback more sporty than ever, Honda has radical plans for the next-generation car - and they include bringing back the CRX badge.
The mag's exclusive spy picture reveals what the all-new model will look like, and shows another interpretation of the Civic shape that has evolved over the past 30 years. The front end will be more rakish, while the current version's MPV-like styling will be smoothed out into a more conventional hatchback form.
While both three and five-door variants are expected to be available from launch - set for 2006 - Honda is also said to be planning a high-performance flagship coupé. That would wear the CRX badge last used in 1997. All versions are certain to get Type R models, with power outputs in excess of 200bhp. Also expect less extreme cars with plenty of visual impact, but without the high running costs of a hot hatch.
However, there will be more to the new Civic than just driving thrills. Honda knows that a large proportion of buyers still place practicality as their top priority, so the five-door is likely to be one of the most versatile family cars on the market. Adapting design ideas from the Jazz, it is expected to get impressive interior space and rear seats that fold away to leave a completely flat load floor.
2 seaters are not very practical. I love hatchbacks,but I need a back seat.
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Re: New CRX?
Originally posted by JJFreshyZC
Anyone have any more info on this... Charles?
Anyone have any more info on this... Charles?
Next CRX will be way off mark, unless it is RWD.
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i never was a big fan of the crx... this one actually looks pretty decent tho
I've seen a couple articles on the "New CRX". They have all been fake and they have been that hybird half gas half electric car with body kits and what not. But "if" they do bring back the CRX I would also think hard about getting one.
I wish they would make a new one.
I wish they would make a new one.
Were those "spy" shots in the article or is that a concept car? Did anyone read the same article?
This topic came up on Honda-Tech.com in the S2000 forum, someone was saying production of the S2000 may end with 2005. I know there have been a bunch of posts about the CRX. I never saw photos like this though...
This topic came up on Honda-Tech.com in the S2000 forum, someone was saying production of the S2000 may end with 2005. I know there have been a bunch of posts about the CRX. I never saw photos like this though...
Originally posted by Vapor
crx will always be FWD. Its not missing the mark if its not intended to drift or drag. FWD is every bit as capable in slaloms and tests of handling given the right driver. (and no, Im not saying its the best platform for racing, just that it is capable). In a recent time attack, a FWD beat out MANY evos, 240s, and a host of other rwd and awd cars considered to be sports cars to finish 5th overall out of 30 cars. I dont see how it would be missing the mark, maybe missing your demographic maybe...
crx will always be FWD. Its not missing the mark if its not intended to drift or drag. FWD is every bit as capable in slaloms and tests of handling given the right driver. (and no, Im not saying its the best platform for racing, just that it is capable). In a recent time attack, a FWD beat out MANY evos, 240s, and a host of other rwd and awd cars considered to be sports cars to finish 5th overall out of 30 cars. I dont see how it would be missing the mark, maybe missing your demographic maybe...
Charles
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