Honda CR-Z GT300 2012

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Just stumbled upon this car. Not sure how well it performs. I think it's still hybrid and it's fielded by Mugen.

Probably the only version of the CR-Z I'd be interested in.

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Part 2

Last shot is just a really big shot of the first.

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I would infer from this image that it's also mid-engined... which is awesome!

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I would infer from this image that it's also mid-engined... which is awesome!

Wow, thanks for that shot, I assumed it would stay front engined.

I wonder if there are any mid engined FWD cars.

[Kitdy]

Wow, thanks for that shot, I assumed it would stay front engined.

I wonder if there are any mid engined FWD cars.

There are. At least one variant of the Saab Sonnet was.

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A lot of the bigger Citroëns up until at least the mid-70's were technically mid-engined/FWD. Although the engine was in front of the driver, it was still behind the front axel:

• Citroën SM - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• [ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MF_layout"]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MF_layout[/ame]

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There are. At least one variant of the Saab Sonnet was.

A lot of the bigger Citroëns up until at least the mid-70's were technically mid-engined/FWD. Although the engine was in front of the driver, it was still behind the front axel:

• Citroën SM - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MF_layout

Thanks for the info guys!

I'm just curious if anyone was crazy enough to put an engine behind the driver and yet drive the front wheels.

In a low powered car, I don't see why not- just place the transmission up front between the wheels.

Engineering it would be all weird and everything though.