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Old 12-06-2005, 02:45 PM
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Lightbulb 2006 Honda Civic by: MotorTorque UK Team

Author: Motortorque UK team

Published: 6/12/2005

http://www.askaprice.com/torque-arti...Civic&item=745


Hi, Everyone;

Just more reading for those that like to stay up on things.


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Old 12-06-2005, 04:02 PM
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Default The "petrol" beats the Diesel again in mpg.

Interesting that the "petrol" version beat the all aluminum diesel version mpg wise-38 to 34mpg.
This is the second time we have seen that here-last week someone posted a Brit-Opel-vax something mini car beating its diesel version in a cross GB mpg test-900 miles less than 10 gallons(Brit gallons,I guess,but still very good).
The diesels "should" win, but they don't.There only disadvantage is weight-and with an all aluminum block and head there isn't much weight disadvantage.The only ones we have hear-VWs probably would have a very hard time beating a 2006 Civic gasoline version mpg wise.Charlie
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Old 12-06-2005, 06:54 PM
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Default Re: 2006 Honda Civic by: MotorTorque UK Team

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The Civic adopts a 'super wedge shape' say Honda following styling lines with sharp edges taken from the traditional Japanese Kimono dress, not quite so British in this instance.




That's kimono-ish alright.

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The facia design gives the Civic a Starship Enterprise appearance with upper and lower cowled and curved panels.




Star Trek styled Civic?



The interior is nice though. I like.

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Old 12-06-2005, 07:36 PM
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Default Re: 2006 Honda Civic by: MotorTorque UK Team

**** brits get a 6-speed manual even on the 1.8 liter. Unfair!

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Old 12-06-2005, 09:41 PM
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Default Re: 2006 Honda Civic by: MotorTorque UK Team

Honda, why can't we have a drop dead gorgeous hot hatch like that here in the US? I LOVE how that car looks!!!!

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Old 12-07-2005, 03:22 AM
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Default Re: The "petrol" beats the Diesel again in mpg.

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Interesting that the "petrol" version beat the all aluminum diesel version mpg wise-38 to 34mpg.
This is the second time we have seen that here-last week someone posted a Brit-Opel-vax something mini car beating its diesel version in a cross GB mpg test-900 miles less than 10 gallons(Brit gallons,I guess,but still very good).
The diesels "should" win, but they don't.There only disadvantage is weight-and with an all aluminum block and head there isn't much weight disadvantage.The only ones we have hear-VWs probably would have a very hard time beating a 2006 Civic gasoline version mpg wise.Charlie
Considering it's the same unit that claimed 92 mpg in the CTDi Accord, I also find it 'interesting' - perhaps they were enjoying the 251 lb ft of torque a little too much

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Default Re: 2006 Honda Civic by: MotorTorque UK Team

Very Cool, I would buy. Their Civic Hybrid is nearly identical to ours however, save for the headlights and other minor details.
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