Now that the dust has settled.
What went wrong?
Type R
Jordan Mitchell
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Christopher Murphy
>what went wrong
Nobody culled OP
Brody Hughes
not a 2 door hatch
if they made the 5 door an AWD model with like 400hp thatd be better
or fuck, if they just make a Fit si that'd work for me
Evan Morales
>35,000 base price
>dealerships charging over 65,000 for them because of limited supply
The biggest thing that went wrong is that no one will ever be able to actually own one
Robert Perez
Absolutely nothing. It's a great car.
> overpriced at launch!
It's dropping to MSRP.
Elijah Clark
Nothing went wrong. You're not the target audience, because you can't afford a cheap, sporty car.
Jack Ramirez
please tell me this isn't true
Zachary Young
The 1-per-dealer delivery. Grey market flooding with scalpers (can you use this in regards to cars?) trying to flip them for ridiculous amounts. Frankly juvenile factory-riced aesthetics, down to being covered with weird fake scoops made out of plastic.
And yet despite that, I'm still hoping to get one.
Daniel Gutierrez
It's an even uglier version of an an already over designed car and it's as heavy as cars around the same price bracket like the Golf R, Impreza STI, and Focus RS despite only being FWD unlike it's competition. Also the North American market associates the Type R name with the 3 door Type R's like the EK9, EP3, and FN2 while the FD2 Type R gets no attention because its a four door.
Juan Smith
>33K Sticker price
On one of Hondas ugliest vehicles ever.