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You should take it down to the Tail in October. Big Honda event every year...
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I've been to WTD twice in the FK8, and last October I was a month in to new-dad life so there was no chance I was leaving home then. Sadly the Mrs. has also enforced that there's no chance I'm making it out to WTD in April
I just want to hit up the mountains with my friends
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Guys,
I can confidently say that we own two or three cars in one.
I made the approximately 800-mile round trip without any problems, even with a lot of luggage, and the car handles just like the Accord 2.0T—like a sporty sedan.
Now, with the mode selector and the pedal under your right foot, you have the power to transform Dr. Jekyll into Mr. Hyde. It's nothing to envy in many "sports" cars in a straight line, and it's a lot of fun.
Fuel consumption depends on how much you accelerate. Up to 75 mph, it's the same as the Accord, so with a full tank of gas, you can get up to 350 miles without any issues.
The noise in the cabin is a bit bothersome, but I think the guys at Bose did a good job. So, when you're listening to your favorite music, you don't notice it at all.
In conclusion: you have one car for everyday use without any problems, one car for long trips, and one sports car all in one.
That's my report.
Happy travels to all.
I can confidently say that we own two or three cars in one.
I made the approximately 800-mile round trip without any problems, even with a lot of luggage, and the car handles just like the Accord 2.0T—like a sporty sedan.
Now, with the mode selector and the pedal under your right foot, you have the power to transform Dr. Jekyll into Mr. Hyde. It's nothing to envy in many "sports" cars in a straight line, and it's a lot of fun.
Fuel consumption depends on how much you accelerate. Up to 75 mph, it's the same as the Accord, so with a full tank of gas, you can get up to 350 miles without any issues.
The noise in the cabin is a bit bothersome, but I think the guys at Bose did a good job. So, when you're listening to your favorite music, you don't notice it at all.
In conclusion: you have one car for everyday use without any problems, one car for long trips, and one sports car all in one.
That's my report.
Happy travels to all.
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