General Car Talk Discussion Thread
^^ I'll believe that when it's in my driveway.
Is there anything currently available in the US that has a 1L engine? I mean, besides motorcycles and lawnmowers? And could it even meet crash tests?
Genuinely curious; I don't keep up with all of the smaller vehicle offerings but I'd buy a S660 just on principle!
EDIT: Oh, and it says 1.0L Inline Three!
Is there anything currently available in the US that has a 1L engine? I mean, besides motorcycles and lawnmowers? And could it even meet crash tests?
Genuinely curious; I don't keep up with all of the smaller vehicle offerings but I'd buy a S660 just on principle!
EDIT: Oh, and it says 1.0L Inline Three!
There are many holding F1 Visa, H1B Visa, L1/L2 Visa and "Pregancy" Visa. If the 62% is based on US Citizen/Greencard holder residents, then yah maybe. If that is the % of the actual
live in Arcadia, i think the actual % is significantly higher. You read LA Times?
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^^ I'll believe that when it's in my driveway.
Is there anything currently available in the US that has a 1L engine? I mean, besides motorcycles and lawnmowers? And could it even meet crash tests?
Genuinely curious; I don't keep up with all of the smaller vehicle offerings but I'd buy a S660 just on principle!
EDIT: Oh, and it says 1.0L Inline Three!
Is there anything currently available in the US that has a 1L engine? I mean, besides motorcycles and lawnmowers? And could it even meet crash tests?
Genuinely curious; I don't keep up with all of the smaller vehicle offerings but I'd buy a S660 just on principle!
EDIT: Oh, and it says 1.0L Inline Three!
^^ I'll believe that when it's in my driveway.
Is there anything currently available in the US that has a 1L engine? I mean, besides motorcycles and lawnmowers? And could it even meet crash tests?
Genuinely curious; I don't keep up with all of the smaller vehicle offerings but I'd buy a S660 just on principle!
EDIT: Oh, and it says 1.0L Inline Three!
Is there anything currently available in the US that has a 1L engine? I mean, besides motorcycles and lawnmowers? And could it even meet crash tests?
Genuinely curious; I don't keep up with all of the smaller vehicle offerings but I'd buy a S660 just on principle!
EDIT: Oh, and it says 1.0L Inline Three!
^^ I'll believe that when it's in my driveway.
Is there anything currently available in the US that has a 1L engine? I mean, besides motorcycles and lawnmowers? And could it even meet crash tests?
Genuinely curious; I don't keep up with all of the smaller vehicle offerings but I'd buy a S660 just on principle!
EDIT: Oh, and it says 1.0L Inline Three!
Is there anything currently available in the US that has a 1L engine? I mean, besides motorcycles and lawnmowers? And could it even meet crash tests?
Genuinely curious; I don't keep up with all of the smaller vehicle offerings but I'd buy a S660 just on principle!
EDIT: Oh, and it says 1.0L Inline Three!
BMW Group: Company: Business Segments: B2B Powertrain Systems: Automotive Engines
re: the S660, oops. Different rumors swirling around, including a 3-cyl and 4-cyl. Or I could just remembering wrong.
One could hope.
Okay, I found the article that was about 2 days old. Not sure how credible it is, but here you go
2017 Honda S1000 | News, Rumors, Performance | Digital Trends
One could hope.
Okay, I found the article that was about 2 days old. Not sure how credible it is, but here you go
2017 Honda S1000 | News, Rumors, Performance | Digital Trends
I just read this on Edmund forum about leasing. I wanted to reply but too lazy to create an account.
Nothing at a dealership beats the feeling of driving off in a car you just paid cash for.
I have a "weekend" subscription (actually Thurs-Sunday), mostly to get the Sunday paper without having to run to the store and then finding it sold out.

I think the surveys by the Southern California Association of Governments counts "residents" like the US Census Bureau, regardless of whether they are citizens, aliens or long-term visa holders.
There are a couple from the past. I've sprinkled some neat pics here and there in the various car-specific thread in Automotive News but otherwise, there isn't one specifically for this year's.
Just a story to share:
So I received the recall letter for my Accord's airbag. As instructed by the letter, i contacted my local dealer and asked to make an appointment. I was told the parts had to be ordered and takes 3 months... I was a little shocked but as i understand it was a huge recall so i gave them the benefit of doubt and waited for 3 months for them to order the parts for me. (suspicion #1: they didn't ask for my phone number. I had to ask them "don't you need my cellphone number to let me know when the parts are here?")
3 months later, no one called me. So i called the dealer and ask for the SA and of course, everyone gave me the run around and finally was told.. "what parts? we don't show any ordered parts for your car"
I was mad but did not really argue with them and decided to forget about the whole recall. I can live without airbags.
1 month later (in July), Honda sent me another letter for the same recall and it just triggered another nerve and i read "If you are not satisfied please mail letter to XXXX"
So i did as a way to vent but never expected anything in return.
To my surprised, i got a call from American Honda today and with the local dealer on the other line and made an appointment for this Saturday and parts are ordered today, will arrive tomorrow ... TOMORROW!
After the local SA hung up the phone, i asked the guy from American Honda... They told me parts were ordered in March.... it has been 5 months... He said he understands and don't know how it happened.
Hey Props to American Honda to listen, i still don't like those dealers.
So I received the recall letter for my Accord's airbag. As instructed by the letter, i contacted my local dealer and asked to make an appointment. I was told the parts had to be ordered and takes 3 months... I was a little shocked but as i understand it was a huge recall so i gave them the benefit of doubt and waited for 3 months for them to order the parts for me. (suspicion #1: they didn't ask for my phone number. I had to ask them "don't you need my cellphone number to let me know when the parts are here?")
3 months later, no one called me. So i called the dealer and ask for the SA and of course, everyone gave me the run around and finally was told.. "what parts? we don't show any ordered parts for your car"
I was mad but did not really argue with them and decided to forget about the whole recall. I can live without airbags.
1 month later (in July), Honda sent me another letter for the same recall and it just triggered another nerve and i read "If you are not satisfied please mail letter to XXXX"
So i did as a way to vent but never expected anything in return.
To my surprised, i got a call from American Honda today and with the local dealer on the other line and made an appointment for this Saturday and parts are ordered today, will arrive tomorrow ... TOMORROW!
After the local SA hung up the phone, i asked the guy from American Honda... They told me parts were ordered in March.... it has been 5 months... He said he understands and don't know how it happened.
Hey Props to American Honda to listen, i still don't like those dealers.
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Boy, I hope the Telsa people are paying attention! This is exactly why we need a dealer network to sell/service cars. They're the valuable link between the manufacturer and the customer.
Boy, I hope the Telsa people are paying attention! This is exactly why we need a dealer network to sell/service cars. They're the valuable link between the manufacturer and the customer.
















