Honestly, I think Honda is pretty good about not over charging for standard equipment. At least that’s what i remember, if that’s changed since ’08 lemme know
Thatโs silly though, because you could add any number of differentiating markers without the sticker. I think the only reason is for a passenger to see it
My comment was a social experiment to prove a point, that if you state facts confidently and they sound like they make sense, most people will believe it. I know nothing about the Honda factory or the steering column.
If you notice it’s very close to the engine start button, the car being super quiet when you turn it on, that badge will remind you that you won’t hear it start up as you press the engine start button. As a Honda sales rep we always get customers complaining that the car is dead or won’t turn on. it’s just too quiet so i explain that badging as a reminder for that to the customers.
I wonder how much extra money the consumer has to pay for that hybrid print.
Honestly, I think Honda is pretty good about not over charging for standard equipment. At least that’s what i remember, if that’s changed since ’08 lemme know
โ@Kyle Hammackyou’re not wrong even since then. Honda still remains pretty good with not upcharging excessively on standard equipment.
Did they just forget to take that sticker off at the factory?
Does it come with leather seats?
Could see that in RHD version when steering column is on the other side.
Is there a different steering column between the hybrid vs non hybrid? Maybe a manufacturing reason
Good thinkin’, 99 !
Maybe it’s a new technology “hybrid steering column” :^)
It’s for the Honda factory workers, cause the Hybrid’s steering column panel is slightly different than the non-hybrid Accord.
Interesting. Any idea why? Is the power steering system different?
It’s still not a genuine solution to this Problem.
Thatโs silly though, because you could add any number of differentiating markers without the sticker. I think the only reason is for a passenger to see it
My comment was a social experiment to prove a point, that if you state facts confidently and they sound like they make sense, most people will believe it. I know nothing about the Honda factory or the steering column.
It’s for the future mechanics! Lol
They’re definitely not telling us something.
Your front seat passenger might need to know.
It’s for assembly workers, at a glance they know which main interior assemblies go in, depending on hybrid or not.
They probably use the same cover for right- and left- hand drive cars, that’s all. ๐
When you want her to know that you drive a hybrid when getting gawk gawk 9000.
If you notice it’s very close to the engine start button, the car being super quiet when you turn it on, that badge will remind you that you won’t hear it start up as you press the engine start button. As a Honda sales rep we always get customers complaining that the car is dead or won’t turn on. it’s just too quiet so i explain that badging as a reminder for that to the customers.
HYBRID POWER!
Volkswagen called, they want their passat back
When youโre embarrassed to be something but are obligated to let everybody know !! ๐
Its most definitely for the shop. The wheel is probably different than the non hybrid version but can easily be mistaken.
It’s enormous. I’d love to see a side by side of modern and early 90s JDM cars.
Itโs meant for right hand drive markets to remind them every time they get in the car ๐๐
It’s so ya gf knows what she got onto๐ฎ lmao