#Swag.

God, your fast

Only when I need to be.

I didn't know beagles had VTEC?

I'm a custom model~

omg lucky... I want to work with a red tailed hawk T.T amazing

I work with her as a part of a wildlife rehab center who also does public education with live birds of prey. So you can try to find one in your area...or study up to be a falconer. :)

Looking that burd! <3

Look at* durned autocorrect

That's such a sweet looking ride, I remember I couldn't keep my eyes off it when I saw it in Bellingham for the first time :D

I thought you would be holding the raven. :P You should do that. You should retake the picture with the raven.

Sadly the raven isn't trained to accecpt jesses yet, but I plan on doing that when he is. :)

I wonder if parrots can be trained to take jesses. I know they can be trained to wear harnesses and to fly on command.

maaan i am mad horribly jealous right now.

fact you have a bird and an awesome ride lol

Sadly the bird doesn't live with me though, as much as I'd like that. :p

I've seen those things around, so what's the deal on them? flexfuel hybrid, electric/gas? I imagine it feels nice 'n planted with the short wheelbase.

Yeah, it's a gas/electric hybrid, but takes regular unleaded gas. It used Honda's IMA(Integrated Motor Assist) system, which is really a mild hybrid. It has a small electric motor attatched directly to the drive shaft right before the transmission...the down side is that it's not as efficent as other hybrid systems, like the Prius which has a larger electric motor completely seperate from the gas drive train. As of such the CR-Z cannot run on electric power alone where as the Prius can, so I average around 36-39 MPG in the city with lots of stop and go and going up hills, where as the Prius can get mid 40s and even upto 50. The advantage of Honda's system is that it gives a lot of low end torque to the engine, which makes it pretty responsive, and it also allows for a manual transmission, which makes the CR-Z the only production hybird with a 6 speed manual when it was released, though mine is the CVT automatic.

And yes, it handles very well, having a sport tuned suspension, though it uses low rolling resistance tires, which aren't all that grippy. So plan on upgrading those when the curren pair wear out.

Pretty car! Surprised I have never heard of it, very stylish.

There aren't many around, it's something of a niche car as you can imagine. And Honda didn't advertise it a lot.

Beautiful car! A lot of interesting tech in the hybrid systems. I have a 2007 Camry Hybrid, not quite as great mileage as the Prius but still does rather well for it's size.

Little known fact: VTEC is/was a crappy phone sold my Radio Shack. :P

Heh, yeah, I remember those.