New Autos 2010, New Autos Show 2010-2011, Latest Auto Reviews & Prices

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Honda CR-Z 2011 with priced from $19,950: Honda announced on Tuesday that its all-new 2011 CR-Z sport hybrid coupe will hit U.S. showrooms on August 24, 2010, with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price starting at $19,250 plus a destination and handling charge of $750 for a total of $19,950 or about €16,275.

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Honda to Release Refreshed 2011MY Civic Type R Euro: Seeing that the limited edition 2009 Civic Type R Euro hot hatch has been well received in Japan, exceeding sales of 1,850 units since its release in November of last year, Honda has decided to offer its domestic buyers a second run of its hot hatch. (more…)

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New autos for 2010 – Honda Jazz Si 2010:  A new set of shiny 16-inch alloy wheels along with a chrome sports front grille and rear spoiler, embroidered carpet mats and Si branding on the boot lid and glove box is what makes the new “Si” grade sporty and “appealing to young drivers who want their car to stand out from the crowd” in Honda UK’s eyes.

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Honda Accord Tourer Taxi Auto 2010: While Acura has confirmed that it will bring the European Honda Accord Tourer to the U.S. as the 2011 TSX Sport Wagon in fall 2010 (the Euro Accord and the TSX are virtually one and the same), it’s highly unlikely that you’ll ever see one in a yellowish finish with a Taxi roof sign. But if you’re planning a trip to Germany, you might very well be able to hitch a ride on a Accord Tourer Taxi – that is, if you manage to spot one among all the Mercs.

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Facelifted 2010 Honda CR-V:  Honda has released pricing for its UK-bound-CR-V facelift that goes on sale in January 2010. The subtly revised compact SUV benefits from new bumper and grille designs on the outside while the cabin has been refreshed with upgraded fabrics and plastics as well as a new audio console. The most notable change for the 2010 model is hidden under the hood and concerns the introduction of Honda’s new 2.2-litre i-DTEC diesel engine that can be combined with an automatic gearbox.
The new diesel powerplant, which debuted in the latest Accord, produces an output of 150HP at 4,000rpm (up 10HP) and torque of 350Nm at 2,000rpm (up 10Nm). It can be matted to either a either a 6-speed manual transmission or a 5-speed automatic gearbox.

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