Bravo!
Well, using your very helpful tracking information, we find that tonight (9:00 p.m. CDT) the Orion Highway is "parked" at a MASSIVE vehicle loading/unloading/holding facility due west of Brunswick, GA. Using googlemaps, you can discern many fascinating details about this area, leading me to surmise that the first Civic hatchbacks have arrived at their east coast port location.
It had to be. Let's hope our friends here who hang on every detail will be encouraged!
Destination is a rounded fee determined by size and weight of vehicle and isn't directly determined by point of origin. Consumers pay a flat rate regardless of where they buy the car and it'll eventually average across for the lineup for Honda. My dealership can be right beside the factory, I pay the same fee as the guy who pays for cross country rail transport. I bet you my destination fee 'costs less' so the extra money I shell out in terms of the average benefits the cross country dude.
Ehh it's a tossup. I think an English built car by Honda would be comparable to the US but I wouldn't put money on it being substantially improved. Vehicles built in Mexico and Japan however, those are to talk about.Hopefully the built quality is better than in the USA..
The Titanic was supposed to take seven days; left on April 10th scheduled for arrival on the 17th. ( I'm a Titanic nerd ).
Are you saying Mexico has good quality? From what I've heard the quality from the Honda Mexico plant that builds HRVs and fits is awful
No, I'm saying that Mexican and Japanese built vehicles are built so far apart on the spectrum, you can actually compare them compared to English vs American build quality.
That's awesome! I should have known that - just visited the Titanic exhibit at Luxor - pretty cool if you haven't been!
Looks like we need a volunteer to head out there...maybe with a drone and camera!!!
