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On a side note, I bought my 2020 for MSRP. Just have to find dealers who want to make a life long customer vs a single sale.

While agree that does happen, I personally know 2 people who put down money for the 2017s and got them. Not all dealers are complete scum bags, but most are.

How so? 2 friends of mine did this exact thing when the R was due to be released originally in 2017.

LOTS of US dealers are taking a deposit. What they are doing is putting you in line to be able to purchase. They will go down the list as they get them, basically securing your shot at getting the chance to buy.

Not necessarily. It could mean that when they get one you get first choice. Worked that way in 2017.

As far as I am aware no one has been able to test drive a Type R since the release in 2017.

Most dealers are doing it so you get in line to buy the first one they get.

I love BB as well, but Honda ruined it allowing the base model to be sold in that color. I now see them all the time.

Sold my 2020 Type R for that reason. Paid MSRP, sold for over 42K.

Eh, used my email I use for most spam related stuff. We'll see what shows up. If we truly can't buy until the end of the year I am not sure I can wait. I have already started looking at other cars (Supra, used C6) as I am jonesin for a fun fast daily.

Signed up, thanks!

They need to release an exclusive color replacement for Boost Blue. I wish they would offer it in EBP.

This is the closer look Honda gave this month. I bet this is 99% accurate of the production model.

I do not think so. Every rendition and even the "leaked" photos from Honda it does not have fogs. I think they gave them up for better cooling. I hate that, but get it. I white that looks hot, can't wait to get one.

What sucks is a lot of dealers will not sell one with out all the BS addons. Took me a while to find my 2020 with no markups or add ons.

It looks like it will be the same as before, the only real option is color.

The mid cycle got suspension and brake upgrades as well.

19s are the way to go, 18s are to small.

I just looked up and emailed every dealer within 12 hours of my house on Honda's dealer locator. I ended up driving 10 hours but the dealer sold for MSRP.

I got lucky with my 2020, literally bought it off the delivery truck. Most dealers here at least do a "paint and fabric protection" which is a joke, any over priced Honda accessory they have in stock on it.