They basically have to do that because their while advertising scheme is that Civics come standard with sensing...it's all politics
You can simply replace yourself the wing spoiler with the small one. Part cost will be offset by selling the old one.
This is true. That is exactly what I did when the R first came to so cal in June 17’. Paid the car in full with a 10k markup. Immediately jumping from the bottom of the “list” to the top. Dealership was very anxious to sell on the spot no question asked. As much as I would like to do the same buying method for the Phoenix yellow one. With only 600 units available and over 1k Honda dealerships spread all over the US. I can see this variant fetching for $60k+ easy in So Cal. Too rich for my blood.
I highly doubt the dealer in Canada knows the MSRP yet. The 2020 Type R MSRP is $45,476. I wouldn’t be surprised if the 2021 is around $50k.
Thats what I said. But the salesman mentioned that You Tubers tend to pay double the cars value because they can make more than what they paid for the car within the first month.
Not me.....why bother with 20" wheels even if forged when they will just get damaged. I've scraped up my OEM wheels just changing lanes on the roads here in Houston. Ever since going to 18" wheels, it hasn't been an issue. 20" is just too aggressive for normal roads......and lots of people have had issues with bending the frames due to how thin the tires are, too. Granted, they do call it a track car......hahaha
Not intrinsically worth it compared to the standard car. However if it was my only car and just for me I would be interested in it for the reduced weight and rarity and knowing that that rarity would probably make it hold its premium pretty well. I don't understand why on car forums so many people want to judge how much other people are prepared to pay for something rather than just discussing driving experiences and technical aspects.If Limited edition is more by 10K - like 45 or up, it will be completely not worth it (unless your plan is to stash it save it for a new owner 10 years from now and hope to earn some $$$ after inflation). For true enthusiast who daily drive fun cars, get 2020 Type r and wrap it with phoenix yellow - here you go, your limited type R
Not sure why your bitter about the fk8 not being an exclusive model or limited model? Appreciate you've not had the ep3 or fn2 or fk2 etc, but the FK8 was announced as a 'world car' and would be produced in mass numbers globally (despite the number plaque). Why would they stop now? Of course Honda are gonna listen and improve, and there will always be another, and then another....rest of world have been used to it since the ek9
