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I am a little worried about the 9 speed transmission. It took a while for Honda to perfect the 6 speed transmission and make it decent. Now they are moving on to bigger things in a "family" car that while it's not a sports car, gets fairly decent use and abuse for in-town driving and family hauling.
Looks like the GM Acadia, Traverse, of a couple of years ago.
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It looks somewhat less horrid than the current model, but it still looks like a Honda - a bland, soulless, and uninspired blob with wheels. Has Honda ever produced a vehicle that didn't look like it was designed by committee and then squeezed out of a play-doh factory?
Looks like the typical, expected CUV styling the whole industry is employing in one way, shape, or form with the current iteration of the Honda corporate grille tacked on the front. Non risk taking, middle of the pack and don't stand out too much styling from Honda, which is what they generally do.
I like it much better than the old one I called it the bread box. No matter what they do to it that price tag shouldn't be on any Honda!
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. Regardless, it'll still sell like hotcakes. 
