Did you know the US Honda Accord is 2″ wider than the European/Japanese model?

Did you know the US Honda Accord is 2″ wider than the European/Japanese model?

July 10th, 2005 francois Posted in product innovation |

According to the Boston Globe today - that is indeed the case.

The reason? Because drivers here are “expanding”…

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