Hope you people would fly a honda ......because they are gonna build one.
http://hondajet.honda.com/
Enjoy the video. 
Blah. That's bland. While possibly cutting edge, the engines look like an afterthought. Kind of like they built the plane then said "oops, we forgot to add engines." Here, we'll just stick a couple about right here.
And since I'm in the complaining mood... The e-bay auction should include a large paper bag with eye holes to wear over your helmet. This way you can ride it in public. The reason he hasn't put alot of miles on it is probably because the wind never stops blowing in Kansas. Either that or he knows everyone is laughing at him.
Well that shows what you know about airplanes

There are multiple design aspects that are unique solutions to problems of design.
I'll address just one for you.
The engines you seem to think an afterthought?
They are put there instead of on the fuselage to alleviate the weight of the additional structure in the aft body. Since the forward and aft spars of the wing are plenty strong enough to support the pylon on the engine why add weight?
Additionally the placement of the engine pylons on the wing frees up space normally used for the pylon and associated hardware. Kind of nice not having fuel and hydraulic lines in the cabin area.
If your really bored I'll explain what a natural laminar flow wing is.....
I'll even talk about the unique engine honda has developed.
You might take a moment and consider the possibilities....one of the worlds largest car/motorcycle manufacturer delving into Aviation....wonder what that would do to the cost associated with flying?
Takes me back to Fords experimentation with aviation in the 1920's....oh what could have been