Ih8cars
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Doesn’t seem that absurd considering we’re ~1.5 months away from MY19’s rolling off the assembly lines
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Good news. Doesn't seem like too much of a stretch as they've been making them in that color for other markets. Now, if we can just get the Honda Sensing equipment.
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2019's are definitely coming. I have a deposit on a CW at MSRP, the Sales manager just confirmed it will be 2019 model year. 
Dunno about color though, I kind of like that sonic grey. Reminds me of Nardo Grey...
Dunno about color though, I kind of like that sonic grey. Reminds me of Nardo Grey...
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I own 2018 CW CTR bought at msrp and i already have 1st dibs on a 2019 CBP at msrp , in the fall. I am thinking about putting my car up for sale for 38500 on auto trader this fall. The only bad part is you have to pay taxes twice if you do not trade it in. will have to look into that at the dmv2019's are definitely coming. I have a deposit on a CW at MSRP, the Sales manager just confirmed it will be 2019 model year.
Dunno about color though, I kind of like that sonic grey. Reminds me of Nardo Grey...
If there is serious changes to tech or minor changes to where i like the new style I am going to go with it. Chances are the type r will stay the same instead of the tech. maybe we will get sensing , i might go for it. i dont know yet.
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I highly doubt it that engine is quite old in the HRV and very low HP./tqWell, according to vtec.net, the 2019 HRV is keeping the 1.8 NA
It would be so much fun with the 1.5T.
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also no one knows what Honda is doing for that car as of yet.
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I would take ToV’s info to the bank...
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When I was test driving cars the dealer tried to get me into an HRV for some reason saying that a lot of prospec
When I was looking for a car to replace my focus at the Honda dealer, the dealer tried to get me into an HRV because apparently a lot of prospective civic buyers ended up leaving with an HRV instead. I test drove it because I thought why not and I was honestly a little curious to see how it drove. The driving dynamics were alright, but the engine had no life in it and felt just a little too lethargic even compared to the NA 2.0 in my EX. Along with the price and interior, the civic just felt like a better buy. Then I remembered that the HRV is based on the Honda Fit platform, and is pretty much a raised up fit which is why it has a underpowered engine. I hope they give at least an option for a 1.5 T.
