We seen one in the showroom . Now has vehicle stability control and traction control . Think that's about it for changes . The emissions are 10 and 10 . Good for breathing a bit easier . The 2011 FIT we picked up is 10 and 5 . So , so for the emissions .
2012 Honda Civic released today
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Yeah -- that is ugly, but then again...most new Hondas are.
I'm not saying they are bad cars. They are just not pretty on the eyes.
I'm not saying they are bad cars. They are just not pretty on the eyes.
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Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
I doubt a hatchback Civic would be a good selling car.
I would've bought one in 2007, bar none. 3 door or 5 door. I would've probably bought a Mazda3 hatch over my Civic at the time if it came with the 2.0 engine instead of the 2.3.
But then that's the problem, isn't it? I would've bought a hatch, but since they didn't have one, I bought a coupe anyway.
I doubt a hatchback Civic would be a good selling car.
I would've bought one in 2007, bar none. 3 door or 5 door. I would've probably bought a Mazda3 hatch over my Civic at the time if it came with the 2.0 engine instead of the 2.3.
But then that's the problem, isn't it? I would've bought a hatch, but since they didn't have one, I bought a coupe anyway.
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Originally Posted By: D189379
I don't know. It looks like an economy car. If youre buying a Civic based on looks, there's probably something wrong with you.
Lay off the crack, mmmkay?
The Civic looks great. One of the reasons I picked mine.
I don't know. It looks like an economy car. If youre buying a Civic based on looks, there's probably something wrong with you.
Lay off the crack, mmmkay?
The Civic looks great. One of the reasons I picked mine.
I read this on Wiki about the new Civic...
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The Civic was originally planned to become bigger, but after the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the global credit crisis in 2008, Honda wants to make the car smaller, lighter and more fuel-efficient, while increasing space inside.
Why the heck would Honda want to keep making the Civic bigger and bigger ?
Some say the Civic is ugly but at the end of the day its just a Point A to Point B type of car, it wasn't designed for looks.
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The Civic was originally planned to become bigger, but after the collapse of Lehman Brothers and the global credit crisis in 2008, Honda wants to make the car smaller, lighter and more fuel-efficient, while increasing space inside.
Why the heck would Honda want to keep making the Civic bigger and bigger ?
Some say the Civic is ugly but at the end of the day its just a Point A to Point B type of car, it wasn't designed for looks.
Not bad. The rear end is rather plain and reminds me of at least three other small sedans. The side and front look nice and elegant....while not being over the top.
I'll agree that some of Honda's latest cars are nothing to ooh and ah about, but this one is fine. For the price I'm sure you get a great package.
I'll agree that some of Honda's latest cars are nothing to ooh and ah about, but this one is fine. For the price I'm sure you get a great package.
Originally Posted By: LT4 Vette
Why the heck would Honda want to keep making the Civic bigger and bigger ?
Because all cars are getting bigger. The Accord is getting bigger, so the Civic gets bigger, and the Fit gets bigger, and the small car that slots in under the Fit gets bigger.
Why the heck would Honda want to keep making the Civic bigger and bigger ?
Because all cars are getting bigger. The Accord is getting bigger, so the Civic gets bigger, and the Fit gets bigger, and the small car that slots in under the Fit gets bigger.
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