2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

Honda develops a new 2.2 liter diesel unit with 150 PS (110 kW / 148 bhp) and 350 Nm (258 lb-ft) of torque

Honda has released more details on the upcoming Euro-spec 2012 Civic model and it touting the car's new diesel unit as a mark of its competitiveness.

The new i-DTEC engine is a 2.2 liter unit with an output of 150 PS (110 kW / 148 bhp) and 350 Nm (258 lb-ft) of torque with a very competitive CO2 emissions quotient of 110 g/km. Models fitted with a manual transmission also get an idle-stop system that shaves 5 g/km off of the standard CO2 figure.

Says Katsushi Watanabe, Development Leader for the i-DTEC, "Reducing the emissions was our key target and we're proud to say that we have achieved this without compromising the high performance character of the engine. We want our customers to have fun when they drive this car."


2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

new Honda Civic

This type of power source does come with some concessions. The Leaf has a maximum range of 100 miles on a single charge and that's in ideal conditions. On the highway, it tops out at about 90 mph and will get more in the neighborhood of 60 miles of driving before needing to be recharged. This may still be acceptable considering that 80% of Americans drive less than 60 miles in any given day. Also, to deal with what Nissan is calling "range anxiety", the Leaf will provide the driver with plenty of feedback long before they run out of juice. However, the need for a gasoline-powered vehicle for those long, interstate trips is still obvious.

2011 welcome new Honda Civic


2011 welcome new Honda Civic

The 0210-2011 Honda Civic comes with 3 different body styles and is very customizable in just about every aspect. As a subcompact car it gets great gas mileage and handles as nimbly as any car offered for the '97 model year. Its closest competitor is the Toyota Corolla which is also the only car that has been in production longer than the Civic itself. The car has come to be known for its reliability and quality of engineering which make it a very rewarding and inexpensive vehicle to own. The Civic makes it hard to say that there is a better car on the market.

2011 welcome new Honda Civic

2011 The Honda Civic

Cost per year for a 2011 Honda Civic: Miles driven per day: 41. Avg miles per gallon of gasoline: 29. Avg gallons/day: 1.4. Cost of gasoline per year @ $3/gal: $1,548. Cost of regular maintenance per year: $450. Annual Cost for a Civic: $1,998/yr. Cost per year for a 2011 Nissan Leaf:

2011 The Honda Civic Insurance Details


2011 The Honda Civic Insurance Details

Trim packages available for the 1997 Honda Civic include the CX, DX, LX, Si, and HX. CX models are the budget oriented trim package that doesn't have a whole lot in terms of creature comforts. CX models lack power windows and locks, have no AC, but still are as reliable for transportation as any other Civic ever produced. DX models are very basic as well but at least have the option to be outfitted with some power accessories like windows and locks, and could possibly be outfitted with AC. LX models are a very big step up in terms of available features. Standard equipment on LX models include full power accessories, sun roofs, power adjustable driver seats, CD/Cassette players, tilt steering wheels, cruise control, and a lot of other optional features.

2011 The Honda Civic Insurance Details

New Honda Civic