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Subscribe to this threadHonda confirms production FCX and car based on CR-Z Concept
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RG @ Oct 24th 2007 4:48PM
I am excited to see what Honda has in store for the CR-Z concept. Everyone is getting all excited about the return of the CRX, and dreaming of 240-hp CR-Z's running around.
Unfortunately I think those people are going to be disappointed. The CRX was never about power, it was about weight, handling, and efficiency and tying them all todether to greate a very sporting package.
With a mission statement like that I think the CR-Z will be a success. I just hope that Honda keeps their sporting intentions in line because this might be the first step on the road to recovery for Honda's under-developed "sports cars."