Looks like a touring. That's a phenomenal price for a touring.
Unless you are on a racetrack, the consistent expansion that pure nitrogen provides isn't a big deal. Regular air is mostly nitrogen anyway. Costco also uses pure nitrogen but it's never been an issue to top off with regular air. The benefits to normal drivers is minimal. You will still have to check your tire pressure and top off, just not as often as with regular air.Good call on nitrogen but I heard from some guys it can be a big inconvenience since if you happen to be low on nitrogen you can only fill up on nitrogen, topping up with regular air is not an option (apparently). I guess for those that commute a lot in the city/suburbs where getting to a dealer is easy this wont be a problem.
First let me say the interior lighting is an awesome choice. The pictures do not do it justice. There is no glare whatsoever, but you cannot turn it off. It cost me around 800$ with labor.Nice! I'm getting my EX-L delivered soon so the dealership is allowing me to pick my accessories in the meantime. The dealer hasn't shown me what I believe is an actual accessories list (it seems to be the ones for the 2015 CR-V - he said it was 'all the same anyway'). I'm trying to get an actual list from him, but I have a few questions if you don't mind. I really like the interior lighting. Does it make it harder to see the road at night (any glare)? Can you disable it on the fly? How much did you pay extra, and did you order this when you purchased?
That was a dealership deal that they placed on all new civic and accord 2016sIs the 'Lifetime Powertrain' a dealer warranty, or something Honda sells that the dealer threw in?
Acura has had Turbo's before, so technically its not Hondas first turbolifetime warranty on the first honda turbo is a good good call... hopefully you don't need it![]()
Under Honda's name it is.Acura has had Turbo's before, so technically its not Hondas first turbo
Some people just like how much brighter they can get their lighting to be, easier to see at night and all. But for some, it's overkillPlease tell more of what is involved in this always on interior lighting. Am certainly familiar with courtesy lighting like in footwells and doors that fades away but what's the deal with this fairly pricey upgrade?
I remain curious as to what is done for $800Some people just like how much brighter they can get their lighting to be, easier to see at night and all. But for some, it's overkill
My dealer lists console and interior illumination as around $650 combined - both can be seen on honda's build your own page. I really only like the interior illumination, which just lights the foot wells - not sure if that is for the passengers as well. Either way, I think I'll just do it myself - found an easy to install package by LEDGlow that does the same thing and is about $40 just so it lights up when the dome lights are on, and they have DIY videos on youtube. I'm not sure if you could do the console illumination itself - that looks like you need some specific OEM parts so the lights show through.I remain curious as to what is done for $800