Showing posts with label Honda CUV. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Honda CUV. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

2010 Honda Accord CUV (Wagon) Information

Below are spy pic's taken by Brenda Priddy and Co. of the upcoming Honda Accord Wagon to be introduced to North America for fall 2009.
Below is a pic of a 2006 Honda Accord Wagon's Blueprints, just to help speculation of the the upcoming Accord Wagon to North America, below that is the blueprint of a Honda Airwave wagon-van.

Here's what we know so far....
-will have the North American Honda Accord front end.
-will be a little longer than the European Honda Accord Wagon.
-will sit higher of the ground than the existing North American Accord Sedan.
-will be built on the current Honda Accord platform.
-is to be situated between the Honda CRV and the Honda Pilot.
-will be a direct competitor to the Toyota Venza.
-speculation of the 4 wheel drive system to be the VTM-4 (Pilot and Ridgeline) and not the Realtime 4WD system (CRV).
-expect the 2.4l 4cyl and the 3.5l V6 to be carried over.
-expected to arrive into showrooms in September 2009.

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Top Speed Renders Acura's Upcoming CUV (the MSX?)

"After we finished scratching our heads about why Acura is working on a competitor for the BMW X6 and Infiniti FX, we realized it might not be a bad thing. The new chrome shnoz look from Acura may be best suited for a high-rise sports sedan. We got our guy to make a rendering of what this may look like, and we think Acura may have an attractive car/truck crossover on its hands.

In true Honda fashion, this CUV (this could almost stand for Coupe Utility Vehicle) will likely use family familiar parts under the skin. We expect the 3.7-liter V6 from the TL/MDX making around 300 hp to be the power source. From its prospective size, the likely chassis donor will be the TL with the Super Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD) system used on many Acura models.

So all that’s left is to name the puppy. Considering Acura’s current set up is to name its utility vehicles with a consonant followed by “DX”, speculation could go on for a while. SDX? CDX? XDX?"

Link;
http://www.topspeed.com/cars/car-news/acura-new-cuv-rendering-ar66409.html