Description: Honda is bringing a small fleet of mildly-revised models to the Paris Motor Show this month, and the CR-Z is one of them. Without revealing a complete set of details, the Japanese carmaker confirmed t...Add Comments0
Clay WilliamsSep 15, 2012 There's also the silly rims designed by a 12 year old.
Matt PiccoloSep 15, 2012 Still don't see how it looks ricey but okay
Clay WilliamsSep 15, 2012 And it looks good for some cars but not this one.
Bennie Andthe JetsSep 15, 2012 Everyone is using that LED headlight look these days
Clay WilliamsSep 15, 2012 Yes the blue head lights with there over use of LEDs do look cheap. It's like they know the people who by this car would rice the crap out of it so they gave them some help. Think of it as a ricer starter kit.
Michael BeachSep 15, 2012 It already comes with ricey eBay looking headlights. How convenient for the Eco-friendly ricer
Dylan BruderSep 15, 2012 Yeah I wish they'd make the si engine an option I really like how these look
Kevin CapodiceSep 15, 2012 Great looking car just completely useless a sport hybrid that isn't fast or gets hybrid fuel mileage plus it's only a 2 seater
Description: Expect more than the 122 horsepower the current unit puts out, but less than the CR-Z GT which Mugen is fielding in the Super GT series in Japan. Despite a boost in performance, Honda claims fuel econ...Add Comments0
Daniel EadsSep 15, 2012 Because they don't want to give away the side profile. Just the rims. A lot of cars get put down just because of their rims. They reveal them early so people will know what to expect and focus more on the body.
Shelby CassandraSep 15, 2012 Why do they always have a picture of the new rim? If they'd show a side profile you can see it just fine.