Honda Confirms Type-R For U.S. At Civic Concept Debut

As far as I know the type R will be the same for both Europe and America (the engine is actually being assembled here) . The Si is the one that will have the watered down engine (1.5L turbo)
 
Bulkybear said:
As far as I know the type R will be the same for both Europe and America
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Two honda sources have recently said this isn't the case. There will be an R, but not the R we saw unveiled for Europe. The engine may be identical, but the cars won't be.
 
I have seen articles online were it was that stated that the Type R the US will be getting is going to be the "global" car. Basically saying that there will be 1 Type R for the world.

So if that holds true, since I did not look on when the article was published, then the Type R hatch that is available in the UK will be a 2-3 year run.
 
Kevv_Si said:
I call bullshit. How do you have a deposit on a car that doesn't even have a release date nor exact U.S specs.
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its quite easy. you go into the Honda Dealer, you ask to talk to the finance manager, you talk to him. tell him you wanna throw a deposit down for the new CTR. he takes your money. you are no X in line to get one as soon is its released/ expected to release.

a guy here threw a 100K deposit at the Acura dealer to secure his new NSX, whenever it is scheduled to be released
 
kennyjames said:
its quite easy. you go into the Honda Dealer, you ask to talk to the finance manager, you talk to him. tell him you wanna throw a deposit down for the new CTR. he takes your money. you are no X in line to get one as soon is its released/ expected to release.

a guy here threw a 100K deposit at the Acura dealer to secure his new NSX, whenever it is scheduled to be released
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I still don't believe that man I've called all Honda dealers here and no one is taking deposits for a car that for 1 has no release date and 2 we have no specs or U.S model confirmed yet
 
Kevv_Si said:
Then I guess my local dealers are just being assholes.
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This is most likely. They probably think you are some 16 year old with all kinds of hopes and dreams with a drawer full of crusty socks from pictures of the CTR. If you want them to take you seriously walk in there and ask to speak to a finance manager. I personally wouldn't put a deposit down with out any confirmation of when the car is scheduled to be released.

On a cool note, I know for a fact Honda Performance Development will be running CTRs in teh Continental Tire Sports Car series next year.
 
Kevv_Si said:
I still don't believe that man I've called all Honda dealers here and no one is taking deposits for a car that for 1 has no release date and 2 we have no specs or U.S model confirmed yet
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theres your problem right there. 99.9% of people who call are just window shopping time wasters. no one takes you serious. walk in to the dealer with cash or a checkbook. see how their tone changes.
 
i still find it funny that 70-80 percent of you see the 30k pound or euro price tag. and somehow think it will convert that simple over to dollars and that the type R will be 45-50k dollars. lmfao.

i bet it starts at 34k
 
Sleepingpanda said:
i still find it funny that 70-80 percent of you see the 30k pound or euro price tag. and somehow think it will convert that simple over to dollars and that the type R will be 45-50k dollars. lmfao.

i bet it starts at 34k
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are you considering the thought of purchasing the r when it comes out?
 
webby said:
are you considering the thought of purchasing the r when it comes out?
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sure ill consider it. But not sure what to do with my car. it'd be a shame to disassemble it. i'd like to sell it whole.

i also love the new 2016 subaru sti hyperblue color.
 
Currently in Ireland and the local Honda dealership has a list price of 48,275 Euro on the Type R whereas the standard Civic starts at 21,500 Euro.

I'm sure that high price of the Type R might include bringing it over the Ireland from the UK.
 
Nomar06 said:
Currently in Ireland and the local Honda dealership has a list price of 48,275 Euro on the Type R whereas the standard Civic starts at 21,500 Euro.

I'm sure that high price of the Type R might include bringing it over the Ireland from the UK.
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and how'd the test drive go!!!!???
 
webby said:
and how'd the test drive go!!!!???
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I wish! I just looked on their site after I drove by the place yesterday. I don't think they even have it on site.

All the dealerships around here have 30 cars, max.
 
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