USA Today article '06 HCH
#11
Re: USA Today article '06 HCH
Originally Posted by lars-ss
Is there a picture for Crying in your Beer?
This USA Today article is the final stake in my heart about the demise of the Manual Tranny HCH. It's the first place I have seen that definitely states in as many words "there will be no manual transmission" and it says it twice.
Let's have a moment of silence for the 2003-2005 manual tranny............................................ .................................................. .................................................. ......................................
(sob sob Gulp Gulp...BURP)
This USA Today article is the final stake in my heart about the demise of the Manual Tranny HCH. It's the first place I have seen that definitely states in as many words "there will be no manual transmission" and it says it twice.
Let's have a moment of silence for the 2003-2005 manual tranny............................................ .................................................. .................................................. ......................................
(sob sob Gulp Gulp...BURP)
#12
Re: USA Today article '06 HCH
Wayne,
I have been watching for info about the '06 closely, but after driving my first car 17 years I don't think I could trade after just 1 year . Mainly I know a lot of folks around my office that constantly quiz me about the HCH. Working with a bunch of Electrical Engineers I think there are many reasons besides good gas mileage that they want to talk about hybrids. I think more than a couple are seriously looking at a hybrid for their next car and I help whenever I can.
Billy
I have been watching for info about the '06 closely, but after driving my first car 17 years I don't think I could trade after just 1 year . Mainly I know a lot of folks around my office that constantly quiz me about the HCH. Working with a bunch of Electrical Engineers I think there are many reasons besides good gas mileage that they want to talk about hybrids. I think more than a couple are seriously looking at a hybrid for their next car and I help whenever I can.
Billy
#13
Re: USA Today article '06 HCH
Hi Billyt1963:
___Thanks for the inside info … If one of your buds does get an 06 HCH in October/November (I do not know why he/she would given the tax credit on Jan. 1), please give us a first hand review because I am interested in it myself
___Good Luck
___Wayne R. Gerdes
___Waynegerdes@earthlink.net
___Thanks for the inside info … If one of your buds does get an 06 HCH in October/November (I do not know why he/she would given the tax credit on Jan. 1), please give us a first hand review because I am interested in it myself
___Good Luck
___Wayne R. Gerdes
___Waynegerdes@earthlink.net
#14
Re: USA Today article '06 HCH
Originally Posted by AZMerf
Cool. Article. I thought the demographic profiles were interesting. Anybody read yet if the key fob is going to have a trunck release?
"Keyless Entry System
Keyless entry is standard equipment on Civic LX and above models. The wave key design has an integrated transmitter in the handle with lock, unlock, trunk open and panic buttons. Civic EX, Si and Hybrid models also have a remote trunk release button located on keyless entry transmitter to allow easy access into the trunk."
#15
Re: USA Today article '06 HCH
Originally Posted by xcel
Hi Billyt1963:
___Thanks for the inside info … If one of your buds does get an 06 HCH in October/November (I do not know why he/she would given the tax credit on Jan. 1), please give us a first hand review because I am interested in it myself
___Good Luck
___Wayne R. Gerdes
___Waynegerdes@earthlink.net
___Thanks for the inside info … If one of your buds does get an 06 HCH in October/November (I do not know why he/she would given the tax credit on Jan. 1), please give us a first hand review because I am interested in it myself
___Good Luck
___Wayne R. Gerdes
___Waynegerdes@earthlink.net
Couple days ago I read somewhere on this forum specifics on where to find the info on the 2006 tax credit. I wanna review it. Wayne or anyone, could you please point me in the right direction.
#17
Re: USA Today article '06 HCH
Originally Posted by coyote
I was hoping that the new 2006 would receive mileage closer to the stated MPG when driven "normally", meaning "without care." I guess I assumed that the increased horsepower of the 2006 would make that so. Perhaps not.
The one thing I am constantly pleased with is the completely random MPG rankings here at GH in both the CVT and MT bases for the HCH. If you look, you'll notice '03s, '04s, and '05s all mixed and jumbled together. On the one hand you may think it signifies no advancement whatsoever of the model over the years, but I take great hope in realizing the fact that the rankings (with a few factors like climate aside) are almsot entirely dependent on how the car is driven and not when it was made. It means everyone here has the shot, whether they take it or not, to put up the same numbers Lakedude, Hot_Georgia, rjbarlow, and Kenny do. That's held true for '03s-'05s, and I expect it will for the '06s. It's all in how it's handled.
#18
Re: USA Today article '06 HCH
Originally Posted by Advance The Man
Couple days ago I read somewhere on this forum specifics on where to find the info on the 2006 tax credit. I wanna review it. Wayne or anyone, could you please point me in the right direction.
They don't have the updated figures for the 2006 but it will give you some information. And I assume they will update it once an official determination is made.
#19
Re: USA Today article '06 HCH
Regarding the poor mileage issue, the review actually said the car averaged mid-40s on the highway -- it was just mixed driving that brought it down, so the car won't handle city driving as well as the Prius, nor even as well as the 2005 HCH I guess. Because I happen to drive on highways alot more than regular roads, I'm still holding out hope.
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