nismo

WHAT! how do u get 520 on the tank?! Highway Driving?! Mines all City.
Even if i leave it in D5 and drive normally about 350 at most.

$1200 insurance?! damn thats cheap

rjp

I thought it was pretty normal - 520 km (320 mi) to a tank (city driving); I had assumed you just drove it hard. What are other people getting?

mystikk

220 mi here, and wondering why.

It's winter here, I've only redlined like once a month, never drove excessively hard.

robeaneee

highest i ever got was 365...but on average i get around 330 miles to a tank

CL6spd

I get about 480km (city/hwy). $1200 for insurance is really cheap, mine cost $1400 and thats with 46% discount (gold roadstar).

BChin324

The great thing I like about my car is my stock stereo being pushed by my JL 500/1 amp w/ 2 10" W3's and my navi to dvd/tv conversion. Oh yeah.....womping on the little boys that think their 4 bangers or low budget (bottom line) V6's are to die for. "Hey look at me and my piece of shit" (lean back). LoL.

Lord Helmet

It's not the Mustang everyone has that you can't drive in the winter (and that I was going for); it's Freakin' fast, great to look at, comfortable, sexy, and well.... It's a Honda product that will live on for years to come for my enjoyment and it will look good doing it.

mdbenge

SEXY, Exclusive, the long list of 'standard' features (Xenon, heated seats, etc., etc.), Honda reliability...oh that's more than one.

Ok, if I have to choose ONE it's absolutely beautiful...walking away from it I always turn and take another look!!

VeeralS05

i think we would do more than just write a ticket thats 110 over...

Blitz

I love the look on people's face when I pull out into the next lane and walk on 'em. The feeling of a luxury sport coupe is unequaled and I haven't even started modding yet. I still love my Integra for the twisties, but I feel important when I'm in the CL baby!

zeta

iTrader: (1)

One of the things that bothered me about the CLS-6 initially was that it felt like a heavy car, which it is. Then I put the Icebox, headers,sways and springs on and that helped improve its overall performance and handling. However, I still felt there was something missing. Then I got off the fence and had the blower installed. To say the least, the S/C, IMO, rounded off the feel of the car nicely. It just does'nt feel heavy any more : In addition, with the hot/humid weather known to S. Florida, the additional power from the blower keeps the A/C running strong with minimal drain on the engine, especially during stop and go traffic. It now suits my needs very well as a daily driver.