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Honda Accord, Diesel
Dec 08, 2009 (9:25 am)
From my observations, most of the CR-V's here in UK are 2.2 i-CTDi diesels. 138bhp/251lbft seems to work pretty well. Same engine appears in the Civic, (and the now-defunct FR-V), but the Accord gets the 2.2 i-DTEC with 148bhp/258lbft.
If you're not familiar with it, the FR-V was a 6 seat 5-door hatch/SUV similar in size to the CR-V; just a little narrower; 2 rows of "smart" 3-abreast seats and lots of kit..............it just didn't sell too well, hence it was killed off.
Dec 10, 2009 (8:23 am)
Honda is starting to lose my respect. Dropping the diesel and adding guzzlers like the new crossovers are really hurting them in my eyes.
A diesel Accord wagon would be an absolute segment buster. More interior space than most SUV's with better mpg than a Civic. All without clumsy SUV handling and braking. No brainer to me - just don't get how hardly anybody else sees this.
Dec 10, 2009 (8:51 am)
I agree. Like how could they release the Crosstour and not make a 4-cylinder engine available? It is V-6 only! Venza has a 4-cylinder, Outback has a 4-cylinder. Honda is barely trying these days....
Dec 10, 2009 (6:26 pm)
Even the next generation Sienna minivan will have an available 4-cyl engine.
Honda is not alone though. Mazda was pretty boneheaded with the 6 wagon only having a V-6. It was about the perfect vehicle for me but I did not consider it because the mpg was worse than my wifes V-6 minivan. Wound up with an Accord I-4 stick that has averaged 34.5 mpg over 76,000 miles (yes I figure every tank). A diesel wagon would be better than my vehicle in just about every way.
Lets see the innovation from the CVCC days Honda. Bring us a diesel and drop the overweight barges.
#748 of 749 accord 2011 lease
by johnf101
Nov 20, 2010 (2:46 pm)
I have a sheet with lease info and I wonder if anyone could tell me if this is a good deal or not....I can leave my email and send it as an attachment - but the info is below: smcc
polarcomm.com
I think I should ask/negotiate for invoice for selling price, right now it is the MSRP.
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks, John
selling price (actually MSRP) 22730
acq & cap fees 864
trade allowance 2700
cash cap reduction 1277.44
Net Cap cost 20186.68
MSRP 22730
residual 58%
lease end value 13183.40
money fact sell rate 0.00084
1st payment 222.56
amount due at start 1500
customer cash 1500
tax [window] 570.12
#749 of 749 Re: accord 2011 lease [johnf101]
by kirstie_h HOST
Nov 22, 2010 (8:13 am)
This is a discussion about the potential for a diesel version of the Accord. I see you've posted in our lease questions discussion, so please check for responses there.