which Honda and acura models share the same chassis?

 

It's not widely known, but the NSX shares the same chassis as the Civic and the Civic shares the same chassis as a Formula 1 car.

 

Deleted the other thread you posted as it was a duplicate of this one.

 

arent they all modular unibodies now?

 

All the same . All look the same


Self reported

 

The 1st Gen Acura TSX and the 7th Gen Honda Accord. The 2nd Gen Acura TSX and the 8th Gen Honda Accord.

 

MDX, Pilot, Odyssey, and Ridgeline share a platform
Civic and ILX share a platform.
CRV and RDX share a platform (which is a modified Civic platform)
Accord, TLX, RLX share a platform (RLX is stretched)
I don't think I'm missing anything else am I?

 

I believe the new HRV shares the Civic/ILX platform.

 

RLX shares platform with hondajet, but only the ones with upgraded tires. The rest are based on the ride on lawnmowers.

 

Fit too? Since the HRV is pretty much a lifted Fit

 

My CR-Z is a backwards NSX converted to front-wheel drive and a stick shift. True story.

 

that is complex as they use different floorpan materials, so not really "same chassis"

 

The EU2000i shares the same chassis as the 2004 (low speed) ASIMO mid-torso compartment.

 

Apparently I was too nice taking his question seriously and all

 

CCC shares a "being nice and taking questions seriously" chassis with, uh...


But for serious, I found this cool new website that helps with this type of question. It's called wiki pedia dot com. You can type in a car and it will tell you references about cars that share it's platform.

For example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acura_ILX

TSX, Related: Accord (Japan)
Civic, Related: ILX, City, CR-V, Insight
ILX, Related: Civic, Despair, Sorrow, Regret

Try it!

 

The next Accord is sharing a platform with the Civic. That's makes literally one platform for all Honda/Acura cars

 

Acura should share designers with Honda. The current Honda line up looks better than Acura's.