WTF is Honda doing??

[Dakota rube]

Originally Posted by Douglas

...members who have never bought a car themselves.

Yes. There are quite a few of these around here...

 

[Douglas]

Most cars on the road today are not particularly attractive. I fail to see why this is any less attractive than just about any station wagon or this new breed of crossover out there. This car has decent, clean lines and a sporty look. Obviously, it's a bit ass-heavy, but not as much as a Pacifica, or a Magnum, or a Venza... this whole threak is fail. Why single out a car built on a platform that has been one of the most popular and most reliable in America over the course of several generations? You'll have to answer that one on your own.

 

[Dakota rube]

^When is your Crosstour being delivered?

 

[oneeightyseven]

Originally Posted by Douglas

Most cars on the road today are not particularly attractive. I fail to see why this is any less attractive than just about any station wagon or this new breed of crossover out there. This car has decent, clean lines and a sporty look. Obviously, it's a bit ass-heavy, but not as much as a Pacifica, or a Magnum, or a Venza...

this whole threak is fail. Why single out a car built on a platform that has been one of the most popular and most reliable in America over the course of several generations? You'll have to answer that one on your own.

becasue the platform has nothing to do with how they styled the car? The Accord Coupe is actually a nice car. This, well, it's actually really ugly. You're obviously a little butthurt there bud.


And again, I did not comment on it's reliability; can you even read?

 

[oneeightyseven]

Originally Posted by Dakota rube

^When is your Crosstour being delivered?

+1. You get it some **** ass colour too, Ms.Douglas?

 

[crazyquik]

Originally Posted by Douglas

Why single out a car built on a platform that has been one of the most popular and most reliable in America over the course of several generations? You'll have to answer that one on your own.

Because the grill is about 100%, perhaps 200% too large. The nose says 'Escalade.' Not, 'Super-Civic'.

 

[edmorel]

rationalize it all you want, that is an ugly car. Not Aztek ugly, but still. The old Audi crosswagon crap was an ugly POS also, and I love Audi. At least the Honda Element has some quirkiness appeal, this is just butt ugly.

 

[Harold falcon]

Originally Posted by Douglas

Yay, more SF panning of a reliable, nice vehicle because it's not a Porsche by members who have never bought a car themselves.

You're right, we should all drive 1988 Volvos.

It doesn't have to be a Porsche not to suck ass. Like the vast majority of contemporary automobiles being produced it has a severe case of "looks like ass". Looking nice and being reliable are not mutually exclusive, and it doesn't have to come from Germany or Japan to be approved.

 

[oneeightyseven]

"Douglas
Stupid ass member"

ahhhhh. It all makes sense now.

 

[Douglas]

Originally Posted by Dakota rube

^When is your Crosstour being delivered?

Yeah, I figured someone would say that.

I don't own a Honda, or a Crosstour, neither am I in the market. I drive a luxury German coupe, but I was told in another threak on here, by another non-auto-owning teenager, that two-door coupes are stupid and don't make any sense, and only four-door coupes make sense. So even though I don't own a Crosstour, my car does suck according to the SF glitterati.

I do, however, have an appreciation for well-executed practical automobiles that offer a lot of value and fun factor for the masses. I am therefore a fan of the Fit, of many of the Subaru offerings, and I think the Crosstour, though I don't know much about it, looks like a decent vehicle.

 

[oneeightyseven]

Originally Posted by Douglas

Yeah, I figured someone would say that.

I don't own a Honda, or a Crosstour, neither am I in the market. I drive a luxury German coupe, but I was told in another threak on here, by another non-auto-owning teenager, that two-door coupes are stupid and don't make any sense, and only four-door coupes make sense. So even though I don't own a Crosstour, my car does suck according to the SF glitterati.

I do, however, have an appreciation for well-executed practical automobiles that offer a lot of value and fun factor for the masses. I am therefore a fan of the Fit, of many of the Subaru offerings, and I think the Crosstour, though I don't know much about it, looks like a decent vehicle.

who said I don't own a car? My car is posted in the "Cars we drive" thread. Please get your **** straight before throwing out half-hearted insults and making yourself look like an idiot.

Furthermore, the concept of a 4-door-coupe is the stupidest thing known to man. CLS and IS both look like shite.

 

[Douglas]

Sorry gaiz. Will check back into this thread when I can afford a Ferrari (but not a dreaded 360 because those are pieces of **** - will make sure it is a 355 or 430) or a Cayenne (must be Turbo). Then I will surely agree with you that the Crosstour is a *************. Carry on.

 

[word]

Originally Posted by crazyquik

Because the grill is about 100%, perhaps 200% too large. The nose says 'Escalade.' Not, 'Super-Civic'.
This fad is slightly annoying, it needs to die. It's like the guido spiked blowback haircut style for cars.

 

[oneeightyseven]

Originally Posted by Douglas

Sorry gaiz. Will check back into this thread when I can afford a Ferrari (but not a dreaded 360 because those are pieces of **** - will make sure it is a 355 or 430) or a Cayenne (must be Turbo). Then I will surely agree with you that the Crosstour is a *************. Carry on.

awww. Is your butt really that sore??????

 

[Douglas]

Originally Posted by oneeightyseven

awww. Is your butt really that sore??????

Wait - hang on. You're calling the Honda Accord Crosstour ugly - but you drive this?

It looks like Optimus Prime's marsupialed little brother.

(You really should not have pointed me to the Cars We Drive threak.)