Possibly old question: Why US have no DX trim?
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10-30-2006 | 02:05 PM
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Possibly old question: Why US have no DX trim?
Hello. This may be an old question. But sine I can't remember what the answer is I'm asking.
Also, the DX must lack a lot of heavy equipment. Are people happier w/ the mileage and quicker speeds?
Also, the DX must lack a lot of heavy equipment. Are people happier w/ the mileage and quicker speeds?
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10-30-2006 | 04:41 PM
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I talked to a customer service rep from Honda Canada way back in January (at the Montreal Auto Show). In passing, she mentioned that DXs just don't sell in the U.S.
The only real difference from the U.S. base model (equivalent to the Canadian LX trim) is that the DX doesn't offer A/C. I don't think it would perform any differently.
DXs are $2,000CDN cheaper than the Canadian LX model. However, even if you don't want A/C, I think it's still a difficult buying decision, as a car with A/C is supposed to be easier to sell.
The only real difference from the U.S. base model (equivalent to the Canadian LX trim) is that the DX doesn't offer A/C. I don't think it would perform any differently.
DXs are $2,000CDN cheaper than the Canadian LX model. However, even if you don't want A/C, I think it's still a difficult buying decision, as a car with A/C is supposed to be easier to sell.
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