So, if I want to buy a brand new two door Acura....
??
-Bob
New two door Acura?
Dec 01, 2007
17 Replies
Has there ever been a 2 door acura? The closest has been the 3 door rsx/integra.
Yea, I know what you mean. The only brand new thing like your looking for is if you could manage to find an rsx at a dealer that hasn't been sold yet. Not likely, in other words.
CL
& NSX
The brand new CL is two door?
I did not know that....
-Bob
The brand new NSX is two door?
I did not know that...
-Bob
Sorry, I should have trimmed. I was responding to the 'Has there ever been a 2 door acura' question.
Are they going to re-release the CL? Not that I can afford one, but I really wish they would. I've seen/heard rumors that it would happen, but I haven't seen/heard anything for awhile....
The discussion had shifted to *has there ever been* a 2-door Acura. Do try to keep up with us, there's a good lad.
Hell and High Water wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@news.giganews.com:
Then you're out of luck. Honda isn't making any 2-door Acuras.
You haven't worked out this guy was a troll from the beginning of the thread?
No troll.
I was actually hoping to get some info about either upcoming products, or other suggestions.
Thanks though.
-Bob
Other suggestions? Buy a 4 door and modify it to a 2 door, they do it on T.V.
I. Care wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@newsgroups.comcast.net:
On the British TV show "Top Gear" recently they turned some ordinary European cars into stretch limos. The episode was hilarious.
Hell and High Water wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@news.giganews.com:
I believe Acura's product model for the foreseeable future includes only
4-door cars.It's a bit like Subaru, which will only build AWD vehicles.
What about the NSX?
Any news, or even rumors about an RSX replacement?
Thanks,
-Bob
Not since 2005.
check here-
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Don't lose hope. Honda wants to keep wearing the highest corporate mpg crown so I suspect we'll see fewer trucklets and more cars in the near future.
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