I would buy this in a Heartbeat if Honda offered it...

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Nov 1, 2010 | 01:00 AM

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ThEvil0nE

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oh nice... just looks like my crosstour but smaller

and on a side note, I would love to hear what the Crosstour haters on the web would say... maybe they'll love it coz it's a civic LMAO

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Nov 1, 2010 | 02:36 AM

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TurboManGT

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Nothing like a Crosstour IMO

Nov 1, 2010 | 04:05 AM

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!bungle

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Originally Posted by The BOM

Those tires are also OE on the old school M6. We have a customer with an all-original M6 with 20k mi on the odometer, he bought the aforementioned tires from Coker for $460 a piece. It's expensive to be original lol

Yeah, they were available on an interesting cross-section of vehicles...

From Michelin:

This decade witnessed the advent of high performance vehicles capable of covering hundreds of miles in one go, with exceptional levels of safety and comfort, such as the BMW 7 series (1977), 5 and 3 series which followed the same trend, CX 2400 GTI (1977), 604 (1975), R30…
Sports cars also benefited from this progress. Examples were the Ferrari 308 GTS and GTB (1977) and 512 BB (1976), Alpine A310 V6 (1976), Renault 5 Turbo (1979), M 635 (1984), 205 Turbo16 (1985)…