Question about integras
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Re: Question about integras (Chrisv006)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Chrisv006 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">There are even roumors of the Skyline reaching our shores here in the near future 
-Chris</TD></TR></TABLE>
It already has. *cough G35 cough*
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It already has. *cough G35 cough*
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Re: Question about integras (im a fob)
By skyline coming to the US, I ment an AWD twin turbo I6....
I saw pictures of a concept for the next Skyline, with it was an article stateing it may come to the US....
Ill try to find this article.
the G35 is in no way a Skyline in my mind...not even close.
-Chris
I saw pictures of a concept for the next Skyline, with it was an article stateing it may come to the US....
Ill try to find this article.
the G35 is in no way a Skyline in my mind...not even close.
-Chris
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Re: Question about integras (Chrisv006)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Chrisv006 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">By skyline coming to the US, I ment an AWD twin turbo I6....
I saw pictures of a concept for the next Skyline, with it was an article stateing it may come to the US....
Ill try to find this article.
the G35 is in no way a Skyline in my mind...not even close.
-Chris</TD></TR></TABLE>
so, you mean Skyline GT-R...there are many different versions of the skyline that aren't twin turbo, AWD. The next GT-R is predicted to be a twin turbo V6 AWD version of the G35 coupe. the G35 sedans now come with the same iAWD that the GT-R's of the past had, so that's one more step towards a USDM GT-R.
I saw pictures of a concept for the next Skyline, with it was an article stateing it may come to the US....
Ill try to find this article.
the G35 is in no way a Skyline in my mind...not even close.
-Chris</TD></TR></TABLE>
so, you mean Skyline GT-R...there are many different versions of the skyline that aren't twin turbo, AWD. The next GT-R is predicted to be a twin turbo V6 AWD version of the G35 coupe. the G35 sedans now come with the same iAWD that the GT-R's of the past had, so that's one more step towards a USDM GT-R.
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Yes, and there is a very specific reason why they did that - to increase awareness of, and prestige of, the Acura name. They found that Lexus owners bragged, "I have a Lexus" (without referring to the model number), whereas Acura owners talked about their "Legend" or "Integra", and that didn't do much for the prestige of owning an "Acura". You can agree or disagree with this strategy, but this is why they did it.
Mostly untrue or unknown at this time. Honda has shown the HSC at the Tokyo Auto Show, and it is generally considered to be the model that will replace the NSX within the next year or two. No announcement has been made regarding the name (whether the new model will be called HSC, or the NSX - probably one or the other though), and no announcement has been made regarding whether it will be sold in North America as a Honda or an Acura (but it is extremely unlikely IMO that it will be sold as a Honda).
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i was reading about the hsc on http://www.vtec.net
Yes, and there is a very specific reason why they did that - to increase awareness of, and prestige of, the Acura name. They found that Lexus owners bragged, "I have a Lexus" (without referring to the model number), whereas Acura owners talked about their "Legend" or "Integra", and that didn't do much for the prestige of owning an "Acura". You can agree or disagree with this strategy, but this is why they did it.
Mostly untrue or unknown at this time. Honda has shown the HSC at the Tokyo Auto Show, and it is generally considered to be the model that will replace the NSX within the next year or two. No announcement has been made regarding the name (whether the new model will be called HSC, or the NSX - probably one or the other though), and no announcement has been made regarding whether it will be sold in North America as a Honda or an Acura (but it is extremely unlikely IMO that it will be sold as a Honda).
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i was reading about the hsc on http://www.vtec.net
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