in another 2yrs time how the euro going to be look? Even bigger than current shape?
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in another 2yrs time how the euro going to be look? Even bigger than current shape?
Is the CU2 even that big? It's the same size as a Camry!
bit smaller than camry in length.. may be next gen euro same length as the current big accord or legend
same same but different,, nice!!
went to honda today to ask about the new headlight and front bumper. . . . Holy shit. . . . The new headlight cost $1300 each. . . Bumper is $5xx. . . Really scare me off
If you want a new bumper, you need a new grille to go with it.
Rather put the money into a new Euro...
I agree with antony, financially it is better to put the money towards the Update, any money you spend on cosmetic or other modifications is dead money when the time comes to sell. Sure it is only a very mild facelift, but integrated Bluetooth & USB conectivity is a bonus as well as additional sound deadening, revised gear ratios or ECU upgrade to improve economy slightly are all bonuses.
which headlight? the bi-xenon ones or the standard clear indicator one?Quote:
Originally Posted by Golf_R
it all depends...buying the updated model brand new will lose you couple of grand ones you drive it from the caryard....and the price difference between the value for the car and the new one is a big factor to think about as that can be quite a bit...Quote:
Originally Posted by buddah51au
all the minor upgrades are not justifiable to upgrade considering the money changeover involved.
well...i hear you can get the clear indicator headlights like the updated one for $800-900 for the pair delivered. As opposed to $1500 for just one headlight.
According to honda website, only different in specs i can see in standard euro is auto wiper. I wouldn't spend money on current model to look alike new one.
Personally i would wait for the next release in 2013?
Apparently the 3rd generation Euro will be out in 2013/2014,but there has been no news or spy pics of it yet at all so far.