60 -70 mpg car honda future.

[Ron Dickey]

Hey maybe we are going the wrong way in designing these things look at this

http://images.google.com/images?q=+Hond ... gle+Search

it will get 60 -70 mpg.

anyone tryed a wind chamber for these trailers

Ron D.

 

[Gage-TNT]

Not 60 to 70 mpg but something to look forward to. Coming soon to a Honda Dealership near you. Mind you, there is sticky paper all over it to try and change it looks.

Have a good day,
Gage

 

[Ron Dickey]

the very best gas (stand back) milage.

http://www.glennbeck.com/picoftheday/01-16-03-pod.jpg

other wise a little more invirongmentally friendly bring on the Hybrid - SUV's

Highlander, ford Escape, chevy is working on one, Lexus 2006 the 400h,

http://images.google.com/images?q=hybri ... gle+Search

Regular motor plus a electic motor on one or both axle. The ford now makes up to 36 MPG. They could all pull full size trailers or simple teardrops.

Ron D.

 

[asianflava]

Let's say it now, I'm a big Honda fan. Had a CRX Si for my 2nd car and had it tricked out with Mugen, Tokico, and Jackson Racing parts waaay back in 1986. I have always had a Honda since then, except for 2years when I was looking fir another one. We currently have 3 Civics in the driveway/garage.

BUT.... I don't know what happened to Honda. The only models they have that do anything for me are the S2000 and the Odyssey. They seem to have lost their way with a boring lineup. With the exception of the high dollar S2K, their only semi sporty car is the Civic Si. My slightly modified 89 Civic Si could spank one of those. Since they can coax power from their engines, the V6 Accord would spank my civic but I wouldn't call it sporty. I must admit, they are growing on me, mid 14's right out of the box can do that.