Originally posted by s2ktonv I wouldn't mind. I'm thinking 5-speed, ABS, 160hp engine for aroudn 15k is a bargain. And back at the interior topic... from the pictures the Accord had a lot of influence from the germans. Thank goodness that passat raised the bar for the interior and thank Nissan for raising the bar for HP. Otherwise I know for sure it wouldve been another ho hum accord with a decent but boring interior and around 215 - 225 hp V6 level. |
Originally posted by vasu could someone photoshop the coupe with a spoiler on it? not a huge thing, but something like the OEM spoiler seen on the 6th gen. I love my 6th gen accord, and the way it looks with a spoiler on it, but i didn't like it that much when I first saw it and it had no spoiler on it. anyone up to it? -vasu |
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Originally posted by K i o n fvck all those, this is an interior... hehe http://www.ice-pla.net/images/bmw/trim/DSCN0218.jpg looking interior even if it's BMWs' |
Agreed! I've always liked the 3-series, but it always bugged me how the speedo cluster housing was so bulbous. (sp?) It makes it nice to have the speedo right in your line of view, but it looks odd. Anyone else notice this? Also, the ergonomics aren't nearly as good as some cars costing half as much (ie. the window controls on the center console) and don't get me started on the tacky orangish red lighting. JUST MY OPINION.
And for anyone who thinks I don't know anything about BMW's, I've owned a 1997 528i. |
No interiors can match up to Audi's A4, S4, or A6 line.
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Originally posted by moofoo Honda probably would allow the installation of aftermarket 6x9s in the back without the use of a hacksaw :D But I dont see how we will be able to add a headunit to that console... :oh: It's possible that Honda might do this the same way they did the RSX. Lower level trims will have a standard size head unit that isn't flush with the console with a cubby underneath it. |
Originally posted by Eternal RSXness Well, so far we've only seen the upper trim interiors. It's possible that Honda might do this the same way they did the RSX. Lower level trims will have a standard size head unit that isn't flush with the console with a cubby underneath it. I always like how Honda's have been double-din, but the inetrior lines do look a lot better if they are more flush w/o the din. |
Originally posted by K i o n fvck all those, this is an interior... hehe Originally posted by 94AccordSedanEX No interiors can match up to Audi's A4, S4, or A6 line. |
just haveto wait and test drive. Play with the fuggen radio controls.. try out the 180watt EX model's stereo. Havent heard if they would have a single subwoofer. I remember something from the dealer that for 2001-2002 they would offer a Honda Subwoofer...but that never materialzed, power was something like 60-70watts RMS.
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Originally posted by Adröck i posted this pic in the accord rumor thread, but i think it belongs in this one... http://www.prolineracing.com/universe/03accord.jpg |
That coupe only looks nice IF they offer that gorgeous color!!
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Originally posted by Young Ha So far so good. I like it, I like it alot. OMG just look at the coupe. i can;t wait to see it when its modified. But I personally think that the Toyota Camry will sell more than the Accord sedans. The Accord coupe would probably sell more than the Camry Solara. Hey you guys think Honda would try giving the Accord a "convertible look"? I think it would be nice. Maybe,maybe not. |
Originally posted by moofoo dude not to rain on your parade.. but that's not the greatest looking interior even if it's BMWs' the accord's is prolly the nicest yes, but that wasnt the only interior posted, i'd say the 3er's tied with the altima for second... also, its too bad we can't see a darker accord's interior with the titanium look finish... |
Originally posted by Young Ha The Accord coupe would probably sell more than the Camry Solara. |
Altima for 2nd!? I'm sorry maybe I didnt read that correctly!!
The cheap plastic seen almost everywhere is simply awful! The deep cave like gauges are ugly as well. The car has power but it does not have refinement. Nissan knows this and will act upon this soon. |
Originally posted by 02RSXTYPES Well come on KV, you have to admit the Alty's interior is pretty bad. That flimsy door ahead of the gear****, the cheap materials, and the towering dash that loves to reflect all need to go. a fellow Altimas.net member interior... http://computertimeco.com/altima/320/aut_2849.jpg http://computertimeco.com/altima/320/AUT_2858V.jpg |
Is that wood stock or aftermarket...it looks decent but the radio, layout of dash, and gagues still looks bad.
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My grandfather has a 2.5S Altima...and the interior is horriffic. I cannot stand cheap materials and bad ergonomics.
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Originally posted by DVPGSR Is that wood stock or aftermarket...it looks decent but the radio, layout of dash, and gagues still looks bad. |
Originally posted by KV_ I did say the Accord interior was top notch, but the Alt interior isn't just horrific like people try to make it seem especially if they never even sat in one. |
photoshop a coupe with a back spoiler anyone? :)
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wow that wood trim on the altima is HORRIBLE
maybe it would look better if the wood wasn't so damn red |
Originally posted by kazi I sat in one and took a test drive in an Altima with dark grey interior and the wood trim. It was horrible. The wood trim layout looks way out of place with the cumbersome center stack layout. The instrument panel piece looked awful and had not flow design. The plastic had a cheapness feel on the texture. I haven't seen one review that does not say anything negative about the Altima's interior. |
So, the Accord is now a formidable contender in world class design, able to be mentioned in the same breath as BMW, VW, and Audi. This is the beginning of a new vehicle revolution, if you ask me. When was the last time a car in the low $20k range contended with cars costing twice as much? Kudos, Honda.
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Originally posted by fastball So, the Accord is now a formidable contender in world class design, able to be mentioned in the same breath as BMW, VW, and Audi. This is the beginning of a new vehicle revolution, if you ask me. When was the last time a car in the low $20k range contended with cars costing twice as much? Kudos, Honda. |
Originally posted by 94UhkorGuy Um....no. And anyway... for a car close to those listed above, you would need to choose the most fully loaded EX V6 which will come close to $26k . that makes it mid-high $20k |
Originally posted by fastball I was speaking in terms of fit, finnish, textures, and build quality. If you read the press list links they have aimed at BMW 5 series, MB, and the like in terms of fit and finnish. You can see in the pictures that it is for sure on par with any car costing ten grand more, it blows away anything in it's class and below, and has a touch of Lexus seamless fit where the center pod meets the dashboard. Having said that, the $18,000 DX model has the same fit and finnish as the $26,000 EX V-6, and they both approach cars costing twice as much. |
Originally posted by fastball I was speaking in terms of fit, finnish, textures, and build quality. If you read the press list links they have aimed at BMW 5 series, MB, and the like in terms of fit and finnish. You can see in the pictures that it is for sure on par with any car costing ten grand more, it blows away anything in it's class and below, and has a touch of Lexus seamless fit where the center pod meets the dashboard. Having said that, the $18,000 DX model has the same fit and finnish as the $26,000 EX V-6, and they both approach cars costing twice as much. |
Originally posted by 94UhkorGuy ah.... the same can be read/said about the fit and finish of the new camry. :rolleyes: Hondas always been known for cheap interior plastics etc... and its about time their doing something about it. But I think the main downfall of the Camry's interior is the design. It looks like a GM design almost. Maybe I'm being kinda harsh there, but I just think its plain and kinda old fashioned styling I guess. |
Originally posted by yianni64 ugh, sure i guess, no point in argueing with you...... :p But I think the main downfall of the Camry's interior is the design. It looks like a GM design almost. Maybe I'm being kinda harsh there, but I just think its plain and kinda old fashioned styling I guess. http://carpoint.msn.com/merismus//Gallery/c440097a.jpg |
Originally posted by 94UhkorGuy i dont understand how this comes across as being GM like, as well as old fashioned?? you show me old fashioned. please Let's break it down to, do you agree with me that the Accord has the nicer interior than Camry and Altima, yes or no? |
Originally posted by yianni64 I knew I wasnt using the right words when I said that, but I said it anyways. Let's break it down to, do you agree with me that the Accord has the nicer interior than Camry and Altima, yes or no? Sean |
Originally posted by 94UhkorGuy I will agree on Altimas part. But are you refering to the 6th gen or 7th gen Accord? I couldnt agree with you on the 6th gen Accord interior. I cant comment on the new accord interior, because i, nor you have been in it. I agree it looks nice, but not any nicer than the pic i posted of the new camry. Sean I can get a feeling for it from the pics. I'm also talking design too, I think thats the main area the Accord wins in. The way things flow and look together. |
I think the Camry's interior's major flaw is the design of the center console. I'm sure the materials are good and I can't explain my dislike for it other than saying it doesn't look as sleek, therefore in my eyes it doesn't look as upscale. The gauges are very domestic looking to me. Almost an old Oldsmobile look really. Then the center console is essentially in a "pod" design much like my Civic. It's just not as sleek as the 2003 Accords, or the Nissan Altima's interior. I'd still rank it second behind the Accord and ahead of the Altima based on look, design and fit and finish.
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Originally posted by 94UhkorGuy i dont understand how this comes across as being GM like, as well as old fashioned?? you show me old fashioned. please http://carpoint.msn.com/merismus//Gallery/c440097a.jpg We've gone throught his before. The Camry's layout was made for OLDER CUSTOMERS and looks like a BUICK. Because of the lack of a vertical stack in the new Camry, the flow of the dash flows horizontally. With the placement of stereo up high and the center vents sitting next each side and the climate control unit below plus a full horizontal belt that runs all the way across, the theme is mimicing a BUICK. The dash is like a BIG HORIZONTAL BAR. http://a332.g.akamai.net/f/332/936/1...res/122464.jpg http://a332.g.akamai.net/f/332/936/1...res/122358.jpg http://a332.g.akamai.net/f/332/936/1...res/122411.jpg And to prove my point about the Camry being the Buick class of the Japanese midsize, the Crown Vic/Grand Marquis has a similar layout too: http://a332.g.akamai.net/f/332/936/1...res/218419.jpg |
Kazi...nice work with the pics. :thumbup:
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Ok, i do not want to continue with this. I do not agree with you, and you are not going to convince me. I do not want to convince you of anything, this has gone on too long, and quite frankly, im sick and tired of you. Yes they may look similar, the materials etc are all inferior in quality as well as everything else. Most cars are designed simialr, gauges on the left, radio in center, hvac vents across. So yes, they should look similar. If you have time to go browsing the web for pics of different buick etc... interiors, good or you, but i do not. So, thanks for your views of things, and have a great day! Oh, and just to get the facts straight, according to Demographics, the average age of an Accord owner(viewed as aimed towards younger buyers according to you) is 55(senior)no not in high school, and the average age of a Camry owner is 53. So as for your comment on the Camry's layout as being made for OLDER CUSTOMERS, those older customers are buying the accord, and younger buyers are buying the Camry. :rolleyes: Oh, and once again, have a GREAT day!!!
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First let me say that I like the exterior of the Camry a lot. The interior though does look too much like an american car...I am sorry you cannot see the resemblances. AS for younger people buying accords vs camrys there are more younger people in accords, modding them, etc, than i see camrys. How big is the aftermarket for camry's...hrmmm wonder why? And you sir...Have a nice day:wavey: |
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