Honda planning Accord Wagon Concept for Frankfurt

Honda will present a new Accord wagon concept at the upcoming Frankfurt Motor Show, a new model that’ll likely replace the current model pictured above. The Accord Tourer Concept gives an indication of the design direction for the next-gen Accord that’s expected to go on sale in Europe by the middle of next year. This is not the same car that was recently revealed for the North American market.
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EL34EL34 - 8/28/2007 1:16:48 PM
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yawn.


LuxuryFanLuxuryFan - 8/29/2007 10:42:15 PM
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How are you making ends meet, with the subprime mortgage meltdown and all?


xxxxG37xxxxG37 - 8/28/2007 1:49:25 PM
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Super Ugly


AirlinerAirliner - 8/29/2007 11:35:31 AM
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Ugly?? You guys haven’t seen it yet. The article has a picture of the outgoing model which is just a mere Acura TSX Wagon… you wagon haters. Oh, and by the way, they’re coming back, wagons along with hatchbacks.


AirlinerAirliner - 8/29/2007 1:39:10 PM
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Times change… who would of thought that a large RWD sedan would bring Chrysler back or that making a muscle car look retro would be so successful that Chevy would be compelled to bring back their Camaro to compete with Ford’s Mustang… let alone Dodge’s Challenger. There have been some missteps along the way (Pontiac Aztec) however, we have more options of styles of vehicles than ever before… Some want wagons back others want hatchbacks; some even want VW’s New (old now) Beetle. Besides your username alone implies yesterday’s news… “rice” when referred to a car brings over revving FWD I-4s to mind. Um… All the Japanese companies hotrods today come in RWD platforms. I am American but I disagree with you, Europeans are not behind the times… They offer more choices than any other market. More choices is what we need. Why don’t you join us… If you wish, you could consider changing your username to “YesterdaysRice”… I am sure that there will be plenty of Civics for you to admire in the years to come, and nobody is hating you for that.


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