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Prefer the hatch design over the sedan. But I’m irked that they don’t have blind spot monitoring across the line up. I know I’m in the minority but I like my lane watch.

I’m liking the hatch design more than the sedate, er, sedan design.

Crosstour enters the room and disagrees with you. Lol

I had a 2016 sedan and currently a 2019 hatch - and my butt-dyno couldn't detect any noticeable difference in performance between the two cars. But I will say I was rather surprised to see performance reviews of the 11th gen to be less than impressive. Is Honda trying to push me away to other...

The performance numbers seem more regression than progression.

These renderings look better, imho. I still think it needs a rear roof spoiler (not the fast and furious one) and probably the rear lip spoiler. Now if we can address the tepid performance numbers...

I agree that something like a roof spoiler would add a nice styling element.

The back definitely does have a Kia Stinger vibe. But Kia styled it better, imho.

I was hoping he was going to take it on a test drive...

It's amusing that Honda went thru all the trouble of having a built in spoiler on the trunk lid but then they offer an add-on spoiler. And frankly I prefer the add-on spoiler. I bet we'll be seeing these on the bay for less than $100.

I think I saw one today in town on the highway but then again it might have been a VW Jetta. Not really sure.

Seen a preview on YT from Redline Reviews and it's been confirmed that the engine is NA and not a turbo.

I'm still not feeling it. I need to see more angles of the car, though.

Is it a good car? Of course it is. Is it exciting or inspiring? No, it is not. full disclosure: I didn't watch the vid. lol

Though cool, I could see how that might get annoying too. One thing I wish or hope is truly purposeful is letting the driver know which tire has low air pressure instead of the general low pressure warning.

This rendering looks waaaay nicer than the one I posted. Reminds me more of an Audi sportback. also: the rear will need a spoiler treatment and I would definitely black out the chrome trim.

I gotta admit, I was eyeing one of these as a possible upgrade if Hyundai went with an N version but then they all out cancelled it.

I really hope it doesn't look this render...

With all due respect, one makes me think of the car's racing heritage and the other makes me think of beige window curtains.

It's unfortunate that they're now only equipping the turbo engine on the premium Touring model and taking it away from the EX trim. And I never understood why they would under-power a model they call "Sport". When it seems like their competition is bumping up engine specs across the board, Honda...