New Civic Type R
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Rep Power: 246 Love it, love it, love it! Can't wait for this thing to land here. A lot of people say it looks too big, too fat, too futuristic and not "Honda-enough", like the days of old... i say it looks great. This is how cars are these days.
Yes, EKs and EGs are great too, but they are very 90s now. Nowadays, people want bigger, more flashy, more tech, more safety, more equipment etc... i.e exactly what the new Type-R delivers.
Just my 2 pence.
Yes, EKs and EGs are great too, but they are very 90s now. Nowadays, people want bigger, more flashy, more tech, more safety, more equipment etc... i.e exactly what the new Type-R delivers.
Just my 2 pence.
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Rep Power: 0 Love it, love it, love it! Can't wait for this thing to land here. A lot of people say it looks too big, too fat, too futuristic and not "Honda-enough", like the days of old... i say it looks great. This is how cars are these days.
Yes, EKs and EGs are great too, but they are very 90s now. Nowadays, people want bigger, more flashy, more tech, more safety, more equipment etc... i.e exactly what the new Type-R delivers.
Just my 2 pence.
Yes, EKs and EGs are great too, but they are very 90s now. Nowadays, people want bigger, more flashy, more tech, more safety, more equipment etc... i.e exactly what the new Type-R delivers.
Just my 2 pence.
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