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This Is the Engine we NEED!!!!!

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Ok maybe NEED is strong, but it would certainly be satisfying.

New Civic Type R using a 2.0T VTEC 4 makes 278 hp. Even a subtle 250 in the HR-V would be perrrrrrrrfectt......

C'mon Honda ;)
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IMHO 250 HP would be overkill in the HR-V, 185 (like in the CR-V) would be more than enough and get better gas milage
I don't think that the HRV is really the type of vehicle that needs a bigger engine. If you are looking for a big engine then you should probably look into a different vehicle.
Remember that this is just an A-to-B vehicle, minimal enough, a bigger engine would take away from that, might even be a horrible idea even if it's just an option.
If they were to give it a bigger engine, I think that they should just go crazy with a performance model, kinda like Nissan did with the Juke NISMO. That thing was ridiculous.
Remember that this is just an A-to-B vehicle, minimal enough, a bigger engine would take away from that, might even be a horrible idea even if it's just an option.
The bigger engine will come... as an Acura version of the vehicle.
One of the things that Acura does well is SUV/CUVs so I would be excited about an Acura version of this. As long as they get the grille right because some Acura grilles are downright ugly.

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The bigger engine will come... as an Acura version of the vehicle.
Do you know that for sure? Along with that what markets will get the bigger engine?

How much longer till we get to see an acura version?
Do you know that for sure? Along with that what markets will get the bigger engine?

How much longer till we get to see an acura version?
Honda/Acura aren't fond of showing cars they don't intend to bring to market. So, this is about as formal as it gets.

http://www.autoblog.com/2013/04/20/acura-concept-suv-x-shanghai-2013-video/
Yea, Acura keeps things pretty close to the chest. If the HRV is actually delayed for a while longer, then we probably won't see something from Acura for a very long time.
That's no fun. I would have liked to see some more concepts from them, but I guess it's also a good thing that they get right to the point when they're ready.
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Honda/Acura aren't fond of showing cars they don't intend to bring to market. So, this is about as formal as it gets.

http://www.autoblog.com/2013/04/20/acura-concept-suv-x-shanghai-2013-video/
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ok... ALL of you are wrong, we're getting this engine:


imagine that.
Acura management is super conservative now a days and they would never put in this engine since it would get the entire company back from where it is now!


They just too stupid to think out of the box and realized buyers want such a turbocharge SUV! Acura will just stick with the boring design and middle of the road vehicles like they have been doing for the past 10 year or more. They cannot even change the beak front grill!
Acura management is super conservative now a days and they would never put in this engine since it would get the entire company back from where it is now!


They just too stupid to think out of the box and realized buyers want such a turbocharge SUV! Acura will just stick with the boring design and middle of the road vehicles like they have been doing for the past 10 year or more. They cannot even change the beak front grill!
I agree. I understand if they don't want to go too crazy with features, tech, etc that would jack up the price of their cars, instead saying in the entry-level range and dominating that... but even when it comes to entry-level luxury... they wouldn't be the first I go to.
If the 1.5 Turbo can deliver around 180-200hp I would be thrilled.
If this is true. The 1.8 @ 165 is a little low for the high end engine choice. I would have liked a "si" type engine (around 200hp). 165hp seems a little low.

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If this is true. The 1.8 @ 165 is a little low for the high end engine choice. I would have liked a "si" type engine (around 200hp). 165hp seems a little low.

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You also have to consider other things like it's weight and how it actually drive. Who knows, maybe what it's rated for is more than enough, just make sure you drive one when you get the opportunity
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