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Honda Civic 1.8i-VTEC SE 5drNewest Review: ... driving was on Irish motorways & city driving in Belfast. Remarkable! Unlike other Hondas I have driven the engine ... more More Honda card
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by - written on 14/08/09 (Very useful, 161 readings)
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Car makers want young people owning & driving their products but for some it's easier said than done. In America Honda is the favoured brand for the young people, but in Europe it's seen as a conservative brand that appeals to older people. There have been Honda Civic models in the UK since 1972 & they have built up a great reputation over the years for being well engineered vehicles that are ultra reliable & very fuel efficient. However that's not enough for Honda, a couple of years ago when they introduced the new Honda Civic model to Europe, they made no excuses for targeting the young buyer. The new model which I had for a few days ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/06/09 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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I had the Honda Civic 1.8 SE as my company car for nearly a year and when I left my job I had to give the car up which I was pretty gutted about as I really liked this car. To start with I think this car looks amazing it is a very futuristic looking car. The style of the boot means that the boot space available is simply massive. I in fact drove me and 4 friends home from Reading music festival last year and we all had a tent each and camping equipment. The amount we crammed in was huge, this car really is a tardis. The performance and fuel economy of this car is also very good. I took this car to Germany and it was more than capable of cruising on the autobahn ... Read the complete review
by - written on 15/09/08 (Very useful, 226 readings)
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I bought this car from new in September 2006, and in the main it's proved to be a really good buy. I wasn't sure about Civics when my friend first suggested I consider them, but as soon as I saw the new model I fell in love! The car looks very different to most other cars on the road, although it has proved very popular since it's introduction to the market in January 2006. The interior of the car feels quite futuristic, with an electronic dashboard which is angled for the driver's comfort; this model provides lots of data which can be scrolled through by using switches mounted on the steering wheel (as well as being able to control the stereo from ... Read the complete review
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