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Check Out These Beautiful Interiors From BYD At The Japan Mobility Show

The Motormouth couple provides an in-depth look at the interiors of several BYD models at the Japan Mobility Show, highlighting the brand's impre... moressive quality and sophisticated design, particularly for a Chinese EV manufacturer. They are notably impressed by the materials, comfort, and unique features across models like the SeaLion 7, Atto 3, Seal, and Dolphin. The SeaLion 7 is praised for its luxurious feel, comparable to Porsche and Audi, with comfortable, well-supported seats and a large, rotating infotainment screen. The Atto 3 stands out with its playful, Mini-inspired interior, featuring unique textures and a cool switchgear design. The Seal offers a more elegant and sophisticated ambiance, while the Dolphin, despite being the most affordable, impresses with its clever use of textured plastics to disguise hard materials and the inclusion of power-adjustable seats. The reviewers consistently note the high quality of stitching, comfortable seating, and innovative features like ventilated phone charging and unique door handle designs. While not driving the vehicles, the focus on interior design and material quality offers a compelling overview of BYD's appeal in international markets. less

All-New 2026 Toyota RAV4 or Hyundai Tucson? Which is Right for You?

This comparison pits the all-new 2026 Toyota RAV4 against the 2026 Hyundai Tucson, focusing on their electrified powertrains and updated features. The... more RAV4 has transitioned to a hybrid-only lineup, offering a standard hybrid with 236 hp and a plug-in hybrid with 324 hp, boasting impressive EV range and better fuel economy than the Tucson. Toyota also introduces a variety of trims (Core, Rugged, Sport, GR Sport, Woodland, Sport SE, XSE) with distinct styling and features, including a new shift-by-wire system on some models and a standard temporary spare tire, a significant advantage for rural drivers. The interior prioritizes practicality with user-friendly tech, a new infotainment system, and improved passenger seat adjustments. The Tucson counters with three powertrain options, including a gas engine, and a refined interior featuring a dual-screen curved display and ample physical controls, which the reviewer prefers over the RAV4's screen-centric approach. While the Tucson offers a quieter cabin and more interior space, the RAV4's stronger hybrid performance, superior EV range, wider trim selection, and the inclusion of a spare tire are highlighted as key advantages. The RAV4's established reliability and brand confidence are also noted as significant selling points. less

Is Toyota Cablegate Still a Thing? Safety Sense 4.0? QCC #220

This episode of Questions Coffee and Cars tackles a range of automotive queries, with a significant focus on Toyota's hybrid vehicle availability... more and the "Cablegate" issue. The hosts confirm that wait times for Toyota hybrids, including the RAV4 and Corolla hybrids, remain exceptionally long, with demand consistently outstripping supply. While production is increasing, particularly for 100% hybrid models in 2026, significant delays are still expected. Regarding "Cablegate," the hosts explain that the issue of corroding high-voltage cables, primarily affecting certain RAV4, Highlander, Sienna, and Venza hybrid models from 2019-2022, has been addressed by Toyota through part redesigns and extended warranties. They advise owners of affected models to get their vehicles inspected before the warranty expires. The discussion also touches on leasing the Volkswagen Tiguan due to potential reliability concerns and praises the new Chevrolet Bolt's pricing and improvements, while noting its limited production. The Acura ZDX's steep depreciation is highlighted, with a recommendation to buy used EVs long-term or lease to mitigate value loss. Finally, the hosts compare the Honda Ridgeline and Ford Maverick, favoring the Maverick Hybrid for its size and efficiency, while acknowledging the Ridgeline's superior space and comfort for those needing more. less

All-New 2026 Toyota RAV4 or 2026 Honda CR-V? Which is Right for You?

The 2026 Toyota RAV4 and 2026 Honda CR-V are put head-to-head in this comprehensive review. The RAV4, completely redesigned, offers two electrified po... morewertrains (hybrid and plug-in hybrid) and a wider array of trims, including Core, Rugged, Sport, GR Sport, and Woodland, with the latter two offering distinct styling and performance enhancements. The review highlights the RAV4's improved interior functionality, user-friendly technology with a new multimedia system, and a more chiseled exterior design. However, it notes that the CR-V hybrid remains quieter and that the RAV4's infotainment system relies more heavily on the touchscreen compared to the CR-V's physical controls. The CR-V, while not all-new for 2026, receives updates including a new TrailSport model and more standard features like a 9-inch touchscreen. Key advantages for the RAV4 include more power in its hybrid variants, higher towing capacity, and a broader range of features, especially in higher trims (e.g., ventilated seats, 360 camera, panoramic sunroof). The CR-V is praised for its spaciousness, timeless design, and quieter cabin, though it lags in available features and its hybrid powertrain can become expensive. The RAV4's broad appeal and pricing strategy, offering a model for every budget, is cited as a major reason for its sales success, while the CR-V's hybrid pricing is seen as a drawback. Availability is also a concern for the new RAV4. less

The All-New 2026 Toyota RAV4 Is Here // First Review

The 2026 Toyota RAV4 marks a significant shift, moving exclusively to hybrid and plug-in hybrid powertrains. Reviewers highlight a substantial improve... morement in cabin insulation, addressing a key previous complaint, with enhanced sound deadening and structural rigidity contributing to a quieter and more refined driving experience. The hybrid model delivers a combined 236 horsepower, while the plug-in hybrid boasts 320 horsepower and an increased EV range of up to 84 km (52 miles) thanks to a larger 22.7 kWh battery. Several distinct trims are available, including the rugged Woodland, sporty GR Sport, and the well-equipped Limited, each offering unique styling and features. While the interior design prioritizes functionality, with a standard 12.3-inch digital display and improved infotainment system, some reviewers noted a desire for more interior color variety. Handling is described as smooth and improved, with good maneuverability. Key drawbacks mentioned include the lack of pricing information and a slight increase in road noise when accelerating heavily, particularly with the panoramic sunroof and crossbars. Overall, the RAV4 appears to be a more mature and comfortable offering. less

My Paint Does Not Match, What to Do? QCC #219

This episode of 'Questions, Coffee, Cars' tackles a variety of automotive queries, from alternatives to the Toyota RAV4 and Highlander to th... moree merits of luxury hybrid SUVs. The hosts discuss the RAV4's updated tech and safety features compared to the Highlander, and introduce the Lexus NX as a refined, albeit smaller, option in a similar price bracket. They also delve into the nuances of hybrid versus mild-hybrid systems, expressing skepticism about the latter's marketing. The upcoming Honda Prelude is previewed, with speculation about its Civic Coupe roots and performance enhancements. The Hyundai Palisade's recent redesign is lauded as a success. A significant portion is dedicated to the depreciation of EVs, particularly the Chevrolet Bolt EUV and Blazer EV, suggesting that used EVs offer considerable value. Finally, the hosts address a viewer's concern about mismatched paint on a recently repaired rear bumper, advising them to dispute the work with their insurance adjuster and the body shop. The Porsche Cayenne is highlighted as a comfortable and consistent choice for filming due to its availability and ease of use. less

How To Get A Question Picked? Doc Fees? QCC #218

This episode of Motormouth's Questions, Coffee, and Cars tackles a variety of automotive topics, from the necessity of OEM TPMS sensors for winte... morer tires on a Lexus NX 350H to the ever-increasing and often criticized documentation fees charged by dealerships. The hosts express strong disapproval of doc fees, likening them to unnecessary add-ons on everyday purchases and asserting they are pure profit centers for dealers. The discussion then shifts to hybrid SUVs, comparing the Toyota RAV4 PHEV and Kia Sportage PHEV, noting the RAV4's superior EV range and efficiency despite its higher cost, while highlighting the Sportage and Tucson's need for the gasoline engine to provide cabin heat in colder weather due to the lack of a heat pump. The hosts also weigh in on the Civic Hybrid versus Sonata Hybrid debate, suggesting the Camry Hybrid as a strong alternative for those seeking more car for the money. Finally, they address the re-evaluation of EV mandates, attributing the shift to the reality of market adoption clashing with government ideology, and emphasizing consumer choice. Despite some criticism of EV adoption pace, they reveal they recently purchased a Chevrolet Bolt EUV. less

What Makes A Car Engaging Drive? Qcc #217

This episode of Questions, Coffee, and Cars delves into various automotive topics, from dealership practices and EV range to the subjective nature of ... morean 'engaging drive'. The hosts discuss the Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV, highlighting its positive owner feedback, better-than-EPA range, and the importance of dealer proximity. They advise waiting for the 2026 model for improved range and infotainment. A significant portion is dedicated to defining an engaging drive, emphasizing precise steering, a connected feel to the road through a rigid platform (rather than just firm suspension), and a responsive powertrain, using examples like the Mazda MX-5 and VW Golf R. The discussion also covers practical advice for choosing reliable, inexpensive first cars (Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla) and suitable vehicles for driving schools, cautioning against overly large SUVs. The hosts express strong reservations about used Porsche Cayenne hybrids due to reported reliability issues, recommending older diesel models instead. Finally, they touch upon the upcoming RAV4 hybrid and their anticipation for the Japan Mobility Show, with a focus on exploring Chinese EVs. less

What is an EV5 and Who Gets It? 2026 Kia EV5 Review

The Kia EV5 is presented as a practical and stylish compact electric SUV, specifically targeting the Canadian market for a 2026 release, with no US av... moreailability anticipated due to potential tariffs. Reviewers praise its conventional, boxy design, which they believe aligns with consumer preferences, drawing parallels to the larger EV9 and even Range Rover aesthetics. The interior is highlighted for its clean, modern, and simplistic design, featuring a large touchscreen, digital driver display, and practical storage solutions. Key features like the i-Pedal 3.0 with paddle shifter control, optional head-up display, and a 'Pet Mode' are noted. While the AWD model offers a respectable 261 horsepower and brisk acceleration, the reviewers emphasize its suitability as a city runaround and family vehicle due to its size and maneuverability. The vehicle's platform is based on a 400-volt system, aimed at affordability. Minor criticisms include the 'floppy' door handles and the placement of the license plate area. Overall, the EV5 is considered a strong contender for those seeking a practical, well-designed, and potentially more affordable EV, though its towing capacity is modest. less

What Did We Buy? Used MDX or New Palisade Hybrid? QCC #216

The hosts tackle a viewer's question about choosing between a CPO 2023 Acura MDX and a brand-new 2026 Hyundai Palisade Hybrid for long-term owner... moreship. While acknowledging the MDX's established presence, Andrea leans towards the Palisade Hybrid, citing its superior projected fuel economy and lower running costs over 8-10 years, despite the inherent risk of a first-year model. Zach expresses reservations due to the lack of real-world data on the new hybrid, highlighting the MDX's known (though poor) fuel economy and frustrating trackpad infotainment as drawbacks. Ultimately, the Palisade Hybrid is favored for its fiscal advantages, with the caveat that long-term reliability remains an unknown leap of faith. The discussion also touches on the MDX's premium fuel requirement and poor gas mileage as significant deterrents. less

The Hyundai Palisade Of EVs! Hyundai IONIQ 9

The Hyundai IONIQ 9 is presented as a compelling, luxurious, and futuristic three-row electric SUV, drawing comparisons to the Palisade and even luxur... morey brands like Volvo and Cadillac. Reviewers highlight its exceptionally quiet cabin, achieved through acoustic glass, noise-reducing tires, and active noise cancellation, creating a near-luxury experience. The interior is praised for its sophisticated design, high-quality materials, and flexible storage solutions, particularly the sliding center console and numerous USB-C ports. Performance is strong, with the top-tier AWD model offering 422 horsepower and impressive acceleration. While the ride can be slightly bouncy over imperfections due to the large battery, the steering is precise and the overall driving experience is smooth. The reviewer notes the potential for the high price of the top trim, especially with the removal of EV rebates, as a drawback. Despite some minor criticisms like the perceived gimmick of the relaxation seats and the polarizing rear design, the IONIQ 9 is lauded for its advanced technology, comfortable and elegant interior, and its position as a strong contender in the electric SUV market. less

Is It Worth Buying Out My Lease? QCC #215

This episode of QCC tackles a variety of automotive questions, from airbag deployment in a deer collision to the longevity of PHEV engines and the use... morer-friendliness of software-defined vehicles. The hosts offer practical advice on lease buyouts, recommending it as a financially sound decision given current market conditions and low mileage. They also discuss hybrid compact SUV choices, leaning towards the Honda CR-V for its space and visibility, though acknowledging the Kia Sportage's interior amenities. The review of infotainment systems highlights GM and Porsche as user-friendly, while noting issues with older systems and Subaru's laggy interface. The discussion on BMW's design direction, particularly the X7, is critical, with hosts expressing a dislike for the current aesthetic. Overall, the episode provides a mixed bag of consumer advice and opinions on current automotive trends. less

What Is a PV5 and Who Gets It? 2026 Kia PV5 Review

The Kia PV5 Cargo van, reviewed here in South Korea, is positioned as a versatile, futuristic, and adaptable electric vehicle primarily for the Canadi... morean market, launching in 2026. Reviewers highlight its spaciousness, maneuverability in urban environments, and a comfortable, car-like driving experience, a significant departure from traditional vans. The modular "Lego assembly" concept, allowing for various configurations and future body swaps, is a key selling point, enabling a transition from business to personal use. Positives include its quiet cabin, good outward visibility, low load height, and the potential for reduced operating costs for fleet operators. However, the lack of physical buttons for HVAC and audio controls, and an angled driver's armrest are noted as ergonomic misses. The reviewer expresses a strong desire for the passenger variant to be offered in North America. While horsepower and torque figures are modest, the electric powertrain provides adequate acceleration for its intended purpose, though it lacks the instant snap of some EVs. The vehicle's suitability for fleet greening and its competitive pricing (once announced) are seen as crucial factors for its success. less

2026 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid

The 2026 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid is presented as a compelling option in the compact SUV segment, particularly for Canadian buyers who receive the sporty... more N Line trim as one of only two available hybrid options. Reviewers highlight its exceptionally smooth and quiet ride, attributing it to the combination of a turbocharged 1.6L engine, a conventional six-speed automatic transmission, and excellent cabin insulation, making it feel akin to an EV at times. The interior is praised for its comfortable leather/suede seats, intuitive layout with physical controls for HVAC and audio, and spaciousness. Key drawbacks mentioned include the limited trim options in Canada, which drive up the entry price, and the lack of a passenger seat height adjustment ratchet, a feature desired for better ergonomics. While the RAV4 Hybrid is noted for better fuel economy and a lower entry price, the Tucson Hybrid is lauded for its refined driving dynamics and premium interior feel. less

Toyota Bringing Smaller Land Cruiser?

This episode of QCC dives into a range of automotive topics, from the nuances of one-pedal driving in EVs to the enduring appeal of established brands... more like Toyota and Honda versus newer Korean competitors. The hosts discuss the pros and cons of one-pedal driving, noting its potential for passenger discomfort if not modulated carefully. They also address the pricing of Korean cars, explaining that while they offer more features, the premium placed on Toyota and Honda stems from decades of proven reliability and brand loyalty. The discussion touches on the maintenance challenges of matte paint finishes and provides an update on the anticipated 2026 Nissan Rogue plug-in hybrid, suggesting it will share the powertrain with the Mitsubishi Outlander. A significant portion is dedicated to EV range in cold weather, estimating losses of 20-40% at -20 to -30 Celsius, and highlighting the benefit of preconditioning. Finally, the hosts speculate on the potential 2026 "Mini Land Cruiser" or EV, confirming it's a strong rumor but details remain scarce, with a potential reveal at the Tokyo Mobility Show. less

Does This Even Have a Competitor? 2026 Lexus NX350h Hybrid Review

The 2026 Lexus NX350h hybrid SUV is reviewed as a refined, comfortable, and easy-to-drive vehicle, excelling in smoothness and quietness compared to i... morets Toyota counterparts. The reviewer highlights its excellent fuel economy (5.7L/100km combined) and the refined hybrid system, noting the larger electric motor provides good acceleration and passing power. Positives include the comfortable ride, good steering feel, upscale interior materials, and a sleek, timeless exterior design. However, a significant drawback is the seat height adjustment, which doesn't go low enough for taller drivers (6'4" and above), impacting headroom, especially with the panoramic roof. While the base model is considered a good value, higher trims become quite expensive. The reviewer also notes that while the infotainment and climate controls are generally well-integrated, the lack of physical controls for ventilated seats is a pet peeve. The NX350h is positioned as a strong contender in a segment with few direct hybrid competitors, with its main rival being the Lincoln Nautilus. less

What Makes The Ideal Auto? Qcc #213

This episode of Motormouth's QCC tackles a variety of automotive questions, from comparing the Toyota Land Cruiser to the Honda Passport, to disc... moreussing the ideal family hauler pickup truck, and the reasons behind differing EV range figures in Europe and North America. The hosts express a preference for the Honda Passport over the current Land Cruiser, suggesting the Lexus GX as a more premium alternative. For pickup trucks, they lean towards the Chevrolet Silverado with a diesel engine, while acknowledging the F-150's popularity and the Ram's comfortable rear suspension. The discussion on EV range highlights differing testing methodologies between regions as the primary cause for discrepancies. The ideal car is debated, with the hosts emphasizing that it's subjective, balancing performance, looks, and practicality, and noting how electrification is blurring traditional automotive lines. For premium sedans, the Lexus IS is recommended for its blend of driving dynamics and comfort, with the Mercedes-Benz E-Class also noted for ultimate luxury road trips. Regarding driving roads near Vancouver, the hosts find options limited due to congestion but highlight the Duffy Lake Road loop as exceptional. Finally, they advise buying out current leases due to market conditions and the high cost of new vehicles, advocating for keeping existing cars as the most economical option. less

Hybrid SUV With A Real Spare Tire? QCC # 212

This episode of Questions, Coffee, and Cars tackles a variety of SUV and hybrid queries. The hosts address the limited three-row hybrid SUV options, h... moreighlighting the Toyota Highlander/Grand Highlander and Korean counterparts like the Kia Sorento and Hyundai Santa Fe, noting the latter two offer six-passenger configurations with hybrid powertrains. They also offer practical advice on maintaining hybrid 12-volt batteries, suggesting regular driving or using battery tenders. When comparing the upcoming VW Tiguan Turbo and Mazda CX-70 Signature, the hosts lean towards the Tiguan despite not having driven it yet, citing positive anecdotal feedback on VW reliability. They also delve into the reliability of the Hyundai Palisade and Kia Telluride, presenting data from Consumer Reports and J.D. Power, and discuss the value proposition of the Palisade's top-tier Calligraphy trim. A significant portion is dedicated to the scarcity of spare tires in hybrid SUVs, identifying the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and Kia Sportage as having temporary spares, while others opt for repair kits. Finally, they recommend the Mazda CX-5 for long-term ownership due to its proven reliability and handling, though seat comfort is a noted concern, and suggest the Honda CR-V Hybrid or Toyota RAV4 Hybrid for those prioritizing longevity and fuel economy. less

Updated Engine Choice Plus a New Hybrid! 2026 Subaru Crosstrek Review

The 2026 Subaru Crosstrek review highlights its continued strength as a versatile and practical subcompact SUV, particularly for those navigating impe... morerfect road conditions. The elimination of the less powerful 2.0L engine in favor of the 2.5L as standard is seen as a positive upgrade, offering sufficient power for everyday driving and light off-roading. The reviewer praises its comfortable ride, excellent outward visibility, and quiet cabin, making it easy to live with. The Wilderness model is noted for its enhanced off-road capability with increased ground clearance and towing capacity. However, criticisms are leveled at the infotainment system's slow processing speed and the lack of a manual seat height adjustment, which is considered a notable omission. Despite these drawbacks, the Crosstrek is lauded for its utility and capability, solidifying its position as a strong contender in its segment. less

Budget Friendly SUV for Family of 5?

This episode of 'Questions, Coffee, and Cars' tackles a range of automotive queries, with a significant focus on practical family vehicles a... morend luxury SUVs. The hosts discuss the merits of the Civic Si versus the GTI, highlighting the GTI's practicality and power against the Si's engaging driving dynamics. For those seeking a budget-friendly, reliable SUV for a family of five, the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and Honda CR-V are recommended for their practicality and efficiency, though availability and price are noted as challenges. The discussion then shifts to premium options, comparing the Acura MDX Type S and Lexus RX 500h, with a lean towards the MDX for its driving dynamics despite fuel economy concerns, while also suggesting the BMW X5 as a benchmark at that price point. For luxury compact SUVs, the Genesis GV70 is praised for its interior and handling, the Lexus NX hybrid for its fuel efficiency and resale value, and the Mercedes-Benz GLC for its comfort and refinement. The hosts also clarify the mechanics of regenerative braking in hybrids and electric vehicles, noting the complexity of blending electric motor regeneration with friction brakes. Finally, the 2026 Kia Sportage Hybrid is highlighted as a surprisingly refined and luxurious option, potentially rivaling the Lexus NX in perceived quality. less

Can You Spot the Difference? Volvo Updates Its Best Selling SUV // 2026 Volvo XC60 Review

The 2026 Volvo XC60 receives a notable refresh, focusing on interior technology and subtle exterior refinements. The updated infotainment system, feat... moreuring a larger and faster 11.2-inch touchscreen with Google built-in, is highlighted as a significant improvement, though the continued reliance on wired Apple CarPlay and Android Auto is a point of criticism. The vehicle maintains its reputation for a refined, quiet, and comfortable driving experience, positioning it more towards traditional luxury than outright performance. Powertrain options include a B5 mild-hybrid and a T8 plug-in hybrid, both featuring standard all-wheel drive. While the interior materials and overall elegance are praised, the reviewer notes that the core design remains largely unchanged, making it a mild refresh rather than a substantial overhaul. The reviewer suggests that current owners of the 2025 model do not need to upgrade. Pricing is considered high, especially for higher trims, though competitive analysis indicates it's in line with segment rivals. A charging issue with the plug-in hybrid model was encountered during testing, impacting its EV capability. less

GM Adding Hybrids? Ford Bring Everest to North America? QCC #209

This episode of Questions, Coffee, and Cars addresses several key automotive topics. A significant revelation is General Motors' confirmed plan t... moreo introduce hybrid vehicles by approximately 2027, acknowledging consumer demand despite their current success and leadership in the Canadian EV market with models like the Equinox EV. The hosts discuss the Porsche Cayenne EV, noting its impressive power and towing capacity, but also highlighting concerns about resale value and the brand's continued support for internal combustion engines. The discussion on hybrid battery replacement costs suggests minimal concern due to smaller battery sizes and long warranties, contrasting with larger plug-in hybrid and EV batteries. A practical issue regarding BC Ferries' policy on transporting damaged EVs is also explored, emphasizing the logistical challenges for owners. Finally, the segment touches on the potential North American arrival of the Ford Everest, debating its market viability against existing Ford SUVs, and offers a comparison between the Honda HR-V and Toyota Corolla Cross for compact SUV buyers, leaning towards the Corolla Cross hybrid for better performance. less

So Close to Perfect... Almost! 2026 Honda Civic Hybrid Review

The 2026 Honda Civic Hybrid is lauded as an excellent, refined, and fun-to-drive compact sedan, retaining its Car of the Year status from the previous... more year. Reviewers praise its powerful 200 hp hybrid system, smooth operation, great handling dynamics, and elegant interior design with physical buttons and knobs. The fuel economy is also a significant strong point. However, the primary criticisms revolve around its high price point and a perceived lack of standard features, particularly the wired Apple CarPlay/Android Auto on the base model, which is seen as outdated. The absence of a height adjustment for the passenger seat is also highlighted as a notable miss. Despite these shortcomings, the Civic Hybrid is considered a superior driving experience compared to its gas counterpart and the Corolla Hybrid, though the latter offers a more affordable entry point. less

Qcc #208

This episode of 'Questions Coffee and Cars' tackles a range of viewer queries, from the practicality of aftermarket remote start systems on ... morea 2025 GTI (advised against due to warranty and engine health concerns) to the prevalent issue of 12-volt battery drain in Toyota and Lexus hybrids when not driven regularly, suggesting trickle chargers as a workaround. The hosts also discuss the implications of relaxed federal car regulations, advocating for the inclusion of hybrids in EV mandates to effectively reduce CO2 emissions. In vehicle comparisons, the Kia Seltos SX Turbo is praised for its features and city driving ease, though long-term reliability is a consideration. The Volvo XC60 is admired for its design and plug-in hybrid smoothness but flagged for poor predicted reliability, contrasting with the Acura RDX which offers better reliability despite a less intuitive trackpad interface. For hybrid sedan/hatchback commuters, the Honda Civic Hybrid is strongly recommended, having been named 'Motormouth Car of the Year,' lauded for its performance, efficiency, and driving dynamics, with the upcoming Prelude noted as essentially a rebadged Civic hatchback. less

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