iforyou | 07-25-2017 02:06 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by twitchyzero
(Post 8853383)
your S looks a suzuki cappuccino next to the R
this must've been how you felt about it after 400km in the CTR | Gotta admit Civics these days are pretty big.... Quote:
Originally Posted by jing
(Post 8853408)
Did Ed Sheeran broom your CTR? | :haha: Quote:
Originally Posted by oldsnail
(Post 8853417)
Are you using yours as a DD? i have a white one on order... i am number 6 at my dealer.. and they say they are getting 6 in total for 2017.. so there is a high chance i am getting one in the next few weeks. | Yup! It's gonna be my DD. For me, that's the whole point of a hot hatch! Fun to drive, decently quick, good gas mileage, comfortable, and be practical enough as a DD.
I think the next batch is September man, followed by December. Did your dealership already get 3 CTRs in for July? I think most dealers only get 1 to 2 cars each time. Quote:
Originally Posted by OriginalJC
(Post 8853412)
Saw a black one on the road yesterday.
It's so quiet...
My 2012 Si had more rumble
:okay: | Quote:
Originally Posted by slicrick
(Post 8853449)
I have seen both a black and championship white car around, looks much better in CW imo. One was accelerating to merge in with traffic, I was outside and while the driver wasn't beating on it or anything it still seemed a bit quiet.
I want to hear one on hard acceleration or high RPM before judging it too hard, but it felt a little weird seeing a car with such a loud "look at me exterior" having such a quiet exhaust.
It looked like a nice car but I still have a soft spot for the DC2 ITR | Quote:
Originally Posted by 320icar
(Post 8853467)
Remember guys, these are stock cars so they have to follow decibel laws. My ST was super quiet from factory. Also not sure if there's a comfort/sport/track modes, they might have just been chill driving with exhaust in quiet mode | The CTR is pretty darn quiet based on its "loud" exterior. Not sure what the rules are but I'd imagine Honda can easily turn it up a few notches and it will still be well within any decibel laws IMO. I think this issue was brought up by many reviewers already. The good thing is that it keeps the wife happy...lol.
There are different modes - Comfort, Sport, +R, but based on my experience, I don't think they change the sound much. I think those modes are strictly for the steering, dampers, and throttle calibration/response. |