pics? or links? I never heard of the Honda City coming to the states

http://automph.net/wp-content/upload...hilippines.jpg

Was not mugen of course. I saw it at Sea World.

A City in San Diego ? How'd that get there ? I want one . :hyper:

Here's a 2014 CITY . Would expect it to be very similar . Video of exterior and interior . http://www.autoblog.com/2013/11/26/h...-india-videos/ .

Good question odie. I wanted to follow but my gf wouldn't let me. Maybe it's a test mule

Wait...is that...can it be...Revolution Orange Metallic? Oh please American Honda...bring it back for the HR-V!! New Honda XR-V is China's HR-V Small Crossover

I want one
:thumbups:

Thats a hot color! That rear looks a lot better than the USA version :/

http://lh3.ggpht.com/-qfe6H4hbPzM/U1...5B2%25255D.jpg

I ca't wait to see and touch one...If this is a Fit on steroids, I may go for it....

Carscoops post pictures of the Chinese version of the HRV: "Honda Debuts New XR-V Made In and For China". They called it the XR-V (I don't understand why changing one letter may achieve better sales...). I like the tail better than the HR-V. I am not sure about the front, may be too busy.

My information is that the curb weight of the 2015 Fit with CVT is 2544 lb. With the 130 hp engine, it gives 19.6 lb/hp.
2015 Honda Fit - Specifications - Official Site

The HR-V (Vezel) weights 2780 lb, with the 130 hp engine it would be
21.4 lb/hp. It is likely that the HR-V will have the 1.8 l of the Civic as an option. This would give it 19.5 lb/hp.

In this case, HR-V, Fit, CR-V and Civic would all have about 19.5 lb/hp. It seems to be a consistent Honda design for NA.

Question: I heard that when you run the A/C on a Prius, mileage goes to shit. True or not?

Nice part of the country. Elevation that high didn't seem to bother my now departed Solstice. Great photography

I can't tell much of a difference in mileage on my wife' 07 Prius with the AC on or off.

Here's the thing. Using A/C in any car puts extra load on the engine and uses extra fuel compared to not using A/C. Studies have been done to show that if you are driving at highway speeds with your A/C off, the extra drag created by driving with your windows open uses more fuel than closing them and driving with A/C on. So in that sense, some people conclude that A/C has little effect on fuel economy.

But the reality is that the parasitic drag from driving the A/C compressor uses engine power, and that means more fuel burned. How hard the compressor works is dictated by how hot it might be outside and how bright the sun is shining. So in a worst case scenario, constant use of A/C on a Prius might theoretically drop your fuel economy from say 50MPG to 40MPG. And you say, well that was a big loss in fuel economy. But that is the exact same amount of additional fuel used as another car that gets 20MPG dropping to 18.2MPG or a car that gets 30MPG dropping to 26MPG. So it is only a relative increase, not an increase unique to a Prius.

The AC compressor is electric––runs off the battery––so it's free!!!!!

Seriously, 2010 Gen III Prius, AC on all the time in summer ... on in the winter for quick defrost only ...

Year-round 42mpg +/– ... maybe a little better in the summer than in the winter, with the winter-formulated gas, extended warm-ups, etc.

Engines were specified in the China debut. 1.5L and 1.8L yay!!! Upscale Honda Fit with 1.8L

1.8 in a non hybrid?

Never thought I'd say this, but maybe with luck our Vezels will be coming from China, vis a vis Honda de Mexico ...

There is never a time when I'm not running either A/C or heat. Overall average in Prius C is 60 mpg. If mpg is suffering, I am still pretty damn happy with it!! :thumbups:

China Facsia please!

Honda's All-New HR-V SUV Concept - Official Site (HONDA USA)