The Future of the Accord
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Originally posted by 94UhkordGuy
childish flamebait ?? i get accused of false accusations, and it only comes from you, so whats that mean?
childish flamebait ?? i get accused of false accusations, and it only comes from you, so whats that mean?
Oh, and Kazi....better check that auto of yours, it might be ready for an overhaul, you know, ther're not known for their reliability.
Oh, BTW- like i have said before, take this to PM, oh nevermind i forgot, Kazi's special and doesn't respond to them.
You are a freak. ... I think the thing is, you cant defend yourself without an aduience is a better way of putting it.
And this is just from this thread. All these replies has nothing important to the thread.
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Originally posted by 94UhkordGuy
2004, camry gets new powerful v6.
2004, camry gets new powerful v6.
also, toyota is going to throw in a engine thats bigger and more powerful, didnt we say that kills resale? Thats not even halfway thru its life cycle. In that case, whats stopping honda from doing the same to the accord in 2005?
Also, I'm guessing the next gen TL will have at least 250hp base, considering the Accord is 240hp. And the the TL-S will be somewhere near 300hp, which wont be a problem even with the current J32.
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Originally posted by 94UhkordGuy
Uh, not really.... the new accord for your info is a 2003 model. The V6 for camry will be a 2004 model. So infact, only 1 yr behind accord. And who cares about the rest. Not worth mentioning. ?? Dont put premium gas in the v6 camry, who cares, you lose a lil bit of HP, not noticeable. And did you read the Honda released stuff? The accord was gonna run on premium fuel, would have given more power according to Honda, but honda doesnt require it, because they didnt want to raise operating costs. So what???? i guess an engine can use regular gas and run fine, even if it is recommended. Not noticeable power loss. Oh, BTW- like i have said before, take this to PM, oh nevermind i forgot, Kazi's special and doesn't respond to them. :fawk:
Uh, not really.... the new accord for your info is a 2003 model. The V6 for camry will be a 2004 model. So infact, only 1 yr behind accord. And who cares about the rest. Not worth mentioning. ?? Dont put premium gas in the v6 camry, who cares, you lose a lil bit of HP, not noticeable. And did you read the Honda released stuff? The accord was gonna run on premium fuel, would have given more power according to Honda, but honda doesnt require it, because they didnt want to raise operating costs. So what???? i guess an engine can use regular gas and run fine, even if it is recommended.
Not noticeable power loss. Oh, BTW- like i have said before, take this to PM, oh nevermind i forgot, Kazi's special and doesn't respond to them. :fawk:
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Originally posted by 94UhkordGuy
the camry V6 will be getting the new V6 for 2004, debuing prolly late 2003. It is presumed it will get a significant pwer boost.
How many of you have driven the 2002 Camry V6?? It isnt slow.
the camry V6 will be getting the new V6 for 2004, debuing prolly late 2003. It is presumed it will get a significant pwer boost.
How many of you have driven the 2002 Camry V6?? It isnt slow.
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I didn't type all that so you two could *****
Anyway, I think the Accord will do good for now. The '06 and '07 models may have a bit more trouble selling compaired to the '01 and 02' models, but unless there's a major recall or some huge mechanical problem, I think the Accord will stay near the top of the best seller list.
Anyway, I think the Accord will do good for now. The '06 and '07 models may have a bit more trouble selling compaired to the '01 and 02' models, but unless there's a major recall or some huge mechanical problem, I think the Accord will stay near the top of the best seller list.
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Originally posted by Jeff TYPE R
I dribe my parent's Solara all the time, does that count? No, it's not slow, but it has body roll so bad that I bottom out when cornering hard.
I dribe my parent's Solara all the time, does that count? No, it's not slow, but it has body roll so bad that I bottom out when cornering hard.
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as a sidebar to this thread, and to go along with anyone refering to Chrylsler/Dodge products, word from inside DC is that the next LH/Intrepid sized car will adopt the Stratus nameplate, and will be the car used in Winston Cup. This leaves a hole for a brand new compact, Civic/current-Stratus, sized car. Sounds interesting...