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Just curious to see how many reside on the site - feel like I should have gone for the 7th Gen given its popularity!!
Saj I would think we have half a dozen members with 8th gen but really active as nothing goes wrong.
As for 7th gen being popular ,it purely down to boon time between 2003-2007 which saw the 7th gen sell in large numbers.but the 8th gen is a far superior car to the 7th in many way so dony worry ..I will be joining you in another 450 days ...
8th gen will never get the appreciation it truly deserver since it not setting the sales chart up it will be a rare car..which I like ... I personally am on count down to buy my milano red 2.4 tourer manual with all the options as standard it goning to be an expensive car..:wub:
lets put it this way we wont be seeing too many 8th gen in taxi's..
Fella I had a types s for the whole day and I blew the opposition away the enemy d4d 180 was blown to high water .. the i-ctdi was there but in stock trim.. that was left in third gear.
No need for figures I have done the real thing..
Saj I would think we have half a dozen members with 8th gen but really active as nothing goes wrong.
There is an exception to every rule.... in this case me and my not so trusty 8th gen
was going to give a chirpy chip in but the thread’s sort of gone a bit sour.. Hope it get’s worked out Colin
I had lots of issues with my 7th Gen and nearly put me off a pre owned 8G, but I went for it, it's in for a couple of speakers and an optional extra so not driven her too much yet but bar those niggles she's a n i c e car, like others the rarity is really appealing!
iDetec, EX, ADAS, door and bumper garnishes, spoiler, chrome step plates, rear privacy glass, sort of chocolaty pearlescent and such a leap from the pre facelift 7th Gen in most areas
there's 1 other sometimes on our estate and finally saw one on the road the other day! but seeing SO many 7th gens about now, I think it's more of a I’ve changed my car and that’s why I'm noticing them. 1st car that made me go out and buy lot’s of cleaning products.. but damn is she huge! – don’t even notice it whilst driving though
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Agree, the 8th Gen is on the large size, but I like that. Scares the opposition outta the way!
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seems more like a 5 series than a 3 size wise..
damn, mentioned the germans.. my bad
In dimensions yes, the 8th Gen is not that much smaller than a 5-Series.
And by extension, makes the overpriced/underequipped 3-Series look small and pitiful. Which it most certainly IS.
According to Honda's dimension spec's the 8th gen is slightly shorter, lower and slightly wider than the 7th gen. I agree it feels and looks a lot larger. I swapped my 7th gen Tourer for an 8th gen in November last year - best thing I did. Much nicer car to drive, more comfy on long journeys and handles better. What more could a man want?................no need to answer that - she doesn't exist.