Rant of the Month
HypoFueler
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 405
From: Ohio
Re: Rant of the Month
Yes, I agree - I think it would do well versus the FEH, HyHi and any other crossover.
Ridiculously Active Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 941
From: San Diego, CA, USA
Re: Rant of the Month
What do you mean by technically it's a civic? Does it use a lot of the same parts or what?
Part Time Hybrids
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 259
From: New England
Re: Rant of the Month
The dash navi unit is the same in both. One similar part.
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Pretty Darn Active Enthusiast
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 467
Re: Rant of the Month
The CR-V is based off of the Civic Chassis. The engine is the same engine with a modified 4 wheel drive system.
This is the same practise used by others in the industry.
The RAV 4 is a Carolla Chassis, the Highlander is a Camary Chassis.
The Honda Oddessey Van shares platforms with Pilot and Ridgeline.
The Fit is all by itself for the moment.
Platforms are basically the industry's way of cutting down costs.
This is the same practise used by others in the industry.
The RAV 4 is a Carolla Chassis, the Highlander is a Camary Chassis.
The Honda Oddessey Van shares platforms with Pilot and Ridgeline.
The Fit is all by itself for the moment.
Platforms are basically the industry's way of cutting down costs.
Ridiculously Active Enthusiast
Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 941
From: San Diego, CA, USA
Re: Rant of the Month
The CR-V is based off of the Civic Chassis. The engine is the same engine with a modified 4 wheel drive system.
This is the same practise used by others in the industry.
The RAV 4 is a Carolla Chassis, the Highlander is a Camary Chassis.
The Honda Oddessey Van shares platforms with Pilot and Ridgeline.
The Fit is all by itself for the moment.
Platforms are basically the industry's way of cutting down costs.
This is the same practise used by others in the industry.
The RAV 4 is a Carolla Chassis, the Highlander is a Camary Chassis.
The Honda Oddessey Van shares platforms with Pilot and Ridgeline.
The Fit is all by itself for the moment.
Platforms are basically the industry's way of cutting down costs.
