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Other Hondas & General Topics => Honda & Other Honda Models => Topic started by: guest4078 on May 22, 2014, 06:29:02 PM
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What next? He must be on drugs...
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/honda/civic/87118/long-term-test-review-honda-civic-tourer (http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/honda/civic/87118/long-term-test-review-honda-civic-tourer)
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He seems to like it for what it does. It is primarily a town car and for that purpose it is 100%. Honda do their homework thoroughly before introducing a new model
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To describe the Tourer as a 'town' car is a bit mean - people describe the Jazz as a 'town car' when what they really want to say is that they don't think it is capable of being let out onto main roads and motorways on its own, or as being capable of long distances when most ClubJazz posters think otherwise. He did say that the 1.6 i-DTEC Tourer had ample power even fully loaded and that the only thing was the lumbar support on the seat was not ideal (for him). One thing Honda cars always are is practical - even the S2000 has a reasonable boot - unlike a lot of sports cars.
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The Americans have a Lincoln Town Car. It is just a name, but is one of the best selling cars US Ford have made. I also would not risk it on unpaved roads, the perimeter frame chassis is not known for robustness
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When I was growing up in England people in the country had 'Estate' cars (the clue is in the name) to carry their hunting, shooting, fishing gear and dogs in the back. People in towns had sedans or saloon cars.............