what does TL stand for anyway
09-05-2005, 03:37 PM
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2400 Watts in a TL...Why?
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Originally Posted by bkzjimmy
first-it took about 5 minutes to accually play
and for me liking it......
what was the point of taping the gound ??
and for me liking it......
what was the point of taping the gound ??
09-10-2005, 04:26 PM
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Originally Posted by ResidualFreedom
couldnt see it 
09-11-2005, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by 03CoupeV6
Actually, CNN Money reported a while back that, according to Honda executives, the alphanumeric nomenclature means NOTHING.
They're just random. TL, RL, RSX, TSX, MDX - none mean anything.
They're just random. TL, RL, RSX, TSX, MDX - none mean anything.
09-12-2005, 11:48 AM
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I got in a big argument about this stuff on Car Talk in Off Topic.
From most of the stuff I have read, the letters and numbers mean nothing, however, the Honda website itself mentions in an article about the history of the NSX what the name stands for.
"NS" stands for "New Sportscar," and the "X" is used like a mathamatic variable, as in "unknown," to mean "unknown world." So it's "New Sportscar for the Unknown World. I'm too lazy to go dig the article up, but look in the History section of Honda's corporate website.
Like I said, most of the stuff I've read say the letters mean nothing, but I distinctly remember reading a Car and Driver New Car Guide from 1997 (when they switched from names to letters) that the letters mean as follows:
RL = Road Luxury
TL = Touring Luxury
CL = Coupe Luxury
From most of the stuff I have read, the letters and numbers mean nothing, however, the Honda website itself mentions in an article about the history of the NSX what the name stands for.
"NS" stands for "New Sportscar," and the "X" is used like a mathamatic variable, as in "unknown," to mean "unknown world." So it's "New Sportscar for the Unknown World. I'm too lazy to go dig the article up, but look in the History section of Honda's corporate website.
Like I said, most of the stuff I've read say the letters mean nothing, but I distinctly remember reading a Car and Driver New Car Guide from 1997 (when they switched from names to letters) that the letters mean as follows:
RL = Road Luxury
TL = Touring Luxury
CL = Coupe Luxury
09-12-2005, 12:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Deity711
I got in a big argument about this stuff on Car Talk in Off Topic.
From most of the stuff I have read, the letters and numbers mean nothing, however, the Honda website itself mentions in an article about the history of the NSX what the name stands for.
"NS" stands for "New Sportscar," and the "X" is used like a mathamatic variable, as in "unknown," to mean "unknown world." So it's "New Sportscar for the Unknown World. I'm too lazy to go dig the article up, but look in the History section of Honda's corporate website.
Like I said, most of the stuff I've read say the letters mean nothing, but I distinctly remember reading a Car and Driver New Car Guide from 1997 (when they switched from names to letters) that the letters mean as follows:
RL = Road Luxury
TL = Touring Luxury
CL = Coupe Luxury
From most of the stuff I have read, the letters and numbers mean nothing, however, the Honda website itself mentions in an article about the history of the NSX what the name stands for.
"NS" stands for "New Sportscar," and the "X" is used like a mathamatic variable, as in "unknown," to mean "unknown world." So it's "New Sportscar for the Unknown World. I'm too lazy to go dig the article up, but look in the History section of Honda's corporate website.
Like I said, most of the stuff I've read say the letters mean nothing, but I distinctly remember reading a Car and Driver New Car Guide from 1997 (when they switched from names to letters) that the letters mean as follows:
RL = Road Luxury
TL = Touring Luxury
CL = Coupe Luxury
i remember a long time ago there was a big thread in ramblings bout this whole situation. Its pretty much a dead horse now
09-12-2005, 12:24 PM
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Originally Posted by ResidualFreedom
im jus kiddin
09-12-2005, 01:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Deity711
but I distinctly remember reading a Car and Driver New Car Guide from 1997 (when they switched from names to letters) that the letters mean as follows:
RL = Road Luxury
TL = Touring Luxury
CL = Coupe Luxury
RL = Road Luxury
TL = Touring Luxury
CL = Coupe Luxury
09-12-2005, 04:12 PM
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2400 Watts in a TL...Why?
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Originally Posted by fsttyms1
I like how you used my Think Different picture at the end
Notice how I removed the " Pictures and Editing done by: " at the end of the frame? I couldn't cover the best part of that pic...
I've had that pic on my computer for a while now, didn't know you made it though.... nice work buddy!
09-12-2005, 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by ResidualFreedom
Notice how I removed the " Pictures and Editing done by: " at the end of the frame? I couldn't cover the best part of that pic...
I've had that pic on my computer for a while now, didn't know you made it though.... nice work buddy!
I've had that pic on my computer for a while now, didn't know you made it though.... nice work buddy!
cool little video and good editing
09-12-2005, 04:22 PM
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