5 years of the mythical new VFR in pictures

What's 'mythical' about the VFR? 

Beats me why there should be a new VFR.  

There's absolutely nothing wrong with the old one. Each version is a little more refined than the last, each answers the criticisim levelled at the one before and when something genuinely new appears on the model existing owners throw up their hands and wail like Honda have commited some kind of heresy. The thing cost a fortune to develop in the first place, no re-vamp is going to push it to the front of the sales chart so why not carry on evolving the concept and make some of that outlay back? No one I've ever spoken to has been disappointed with their new Viffer.

Photoshop cut and shunts can't compare with sexy new paint and a bunch of freebies thrown in, imho...

(And before someone says it, no, I don't work for Honda. )

Flo wrote (see)

Beats me why there should be a new VFR.  

There's absolutely nothing wrong with the old one. Each version is a little more refined than the last, each answers the criticisim levelled at the one before and when something genuinely new appears on the model existing owners throw up their hands and wail like Honda have commited some kind of heresy. The thing cost a fortune to develop in the first place, no re-vamp is going to push it to the front of the sales chart so why not carry on evolving the concept and make some of that outlay back? No one I've ever spoken to has been disappointed with their new Viffer.

Photoshop cut and shunts can't compare with sexy new paint and a bunch of freebies thrown in, imho...

(And before someone says it, no, I don't work for Honda. Yet. )

falcorob wrote (see)

Flo wrote (see)

(And before someone says it, no, I don't work for Honda. Yet. )

Corrected for you Flo.

 Cheers, mate....

Flo wrote (see)

Beats me why there should be a new VFR.  

There's absolutely nothing wrong with the old one. Each version is a little more refined than the last, each answers the criticisim levelled at the one before and when something genuinely new appears on the model existing owners throw up their hands and wail like Honda have commited some kind of heresy. The thing cost a fortune to develop in the first place, no re-vamp is going to push it to the front of the sales chart so why not carry on evolving the concept and make some of that outlay back? No one I've ever spoken to has been disappointed with their new Viffer.

Photoshop cut and shunts can't compare with sexy new paint and a bunch of freebies thrown in, imho...

(And before someone says it, no, I don't work for Honda. )

+1  

And I believe the mythical new VFR is actually in my garage as we speak...