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1990 Honda CRX Si. White, Low Original miles...under 81k. Drives like new, interior like new as well. Seats are supportive and zero rips. 1990 Sony Stereo Cassette. Well maintained with records. Owned by older lady (84 years old) who bought car new in 1990. Garage kept, no rust. Clean and straight. A couple bumps and bruises consistent with use for a 24 year old car but nothing that needs attention. This car runs and drives great. Sunroof works as it should. I have had several Si's and HF's during my driving career and this car is tight. This car is a rare in this condition and mileage.

I had a mechanic go over the whole car and he spent a few extra hours for free, detailing the car simply because he enjoyed the condition of the car. Basically, without boring people with exhaustive details, minus some very minor little bumps on the outside of the car, this car is in an unusual state that we seldom see. Unfortunately, it has no A/C. That is the only issue I have with the car as I like my comfort as I get on in years. I keep a pulse on the CRX community and I have watched some very nice examples come across Ebay. I like the stock vehicles and I watch the prices when lower mileage units hit the wire. I am trying to sell this to complete my savings for a nice Honda Odyssey for my wife, however, if it doesn't sell I have a 15 year old that would be well suited for a car like this to take him through his college years. The car is for sale locally so I claim or reserve the right to end this auction early if I get the offer I am satisfied with. Good Luck Bidding. The winner (if the reserve is met) will be getting an amazing car.

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Honda develops breathalyzer smart key with Hitachi

Tue, Apr 12 2016

Honda and Hitachi have joined forces in developing a combined breathalyzer and automobile smart key. According to Honda, the device has been designed to be tamper-proof and able to differentiate between human breath and alternative gases. It is also said to accurately measure alcohol level in three seconds, and the reading will then be displayed in the car's information panel. Ignition interlocks that integrate an alcohol detector are becoming more commonplace. For example, in Japan professional drivers are required to pass a breathalyzer test before beginning their shifts, and development for a detector-controlled ignition interlock has been launched by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration in the US. While the images released by Honda show the device to be relatively bulky and about the size of a mobile phone, it is still a prototype under development. Honda also notes that the breath test doesn't need to be performed inside the car, but it can be done at home – reducing the temptation to get behind the wheel while under the influence of alcohol. Related Video: Image Credit: Honda Auto News Honda Safety Technology drunk driving breathalyzer hitachi smart key

Four-leaf clovers, hybrid Hondas and the next automotive downturn | Autoblog Podcast #561

Fri, Nov 9 2018

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Honda asked for Takata inflator change without telling Feds

Fri, Mar 25 2016

Honda and Takata could be in legal hot water after the automaker requested a design change to the supplier's airbag inflators in 2009 without notifying the government. According to internal documents obtained by Reuters, the updated parts had extra vents to reduce the force directed occupants if a rupture occurs. Automakers generally need to tell the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration about any safety-related changes to their vehicles, but Honda argues to Reuters that the disclosure wasn't necessary in this case. The company wanted the changes to the parts to "protect against the possibility of future manufacturing errors – it was not an acknowledgement of a larger design flaw in the inflators," Honda spokesperson Chris Martin told Reuters. The revised components started going into some Honda models in 2011. However, a jury might not agree with Honda's position, and a lawyer could argue the company had a responsibility to report the alterations. There's already a pending class action lawsuit against automakers and Takata for violations of the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, and there are many more from individuals. Among those is the case of a pregnant woman in Malaysia who died from a rupturing airbag. An investigation by the Independent Testing Coalition found three factors for the inflators'' rupturing. The use of ammonium nitrate is part of the problem, but the inflator's assembly doesn't keep moisture from reaching the chemical. If a vehicle is in a high humidity area, the danger is even worse. When they combine, these issues make the explosions more likely. Takata allegedly knew about the problem as far back as 2000 but hid the failures. Emails even reportedly showed workers joking about changing the data. Related Video:

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