Originally Posted by
Garrett
its funny the only people that want it to come out are the ones that can barely afford to spend 5k on a 91 rex..... id imagine this thing is going to be at least 20k ........
Oh I think you are wrong here in many ways. The CR-X following goes across many age ranges from young to old. I meet people who are above my age that wish they never got rid of theirs, still have theirs and will not let it go, if they could find one in mint condition would buy it in a heart beat and are watching Honda to see when the next generation is to be released so that they can buy one.
Due to this car, the CRZ, being a "sports hybrid" it may be a higher cost than $20k that is why the dealers would like to see a non-hybrid go into production as well. Being that this is the new sports car that would be the next gen to the CR-X it is well expected to be the next tuner car of Honda and hybrids may not offer as many options.
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