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26 messages,  Last post on Dec 12, 2001 at 3:26 PM

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#18 of 26 Please excuse the interruption.... by Karen@Edmunds HOST

Mar 09, 2001 (11:14 am)

....but I'm here to announce the new Honda Civic Owners club now available on Edmunds.com Owner's Club board. Please stop by and introduce yourself in Meet the Members and let me know how I can help build your club.
I have linked this discussion into that folder, but it will always reside here in Hatchbacks.
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#19 of 26 new Civic hatch for the US in 2002? by hondas2k

Mar 09, 2001 (1:46 pm)

I hope we get one of these at least.

http://www.vtec.net/news/items/628.html

#20 of 26 not bad by only1harry

Mar 16, 2001 (8:35 am)

looking. I 'd buy another one. I doubt the CTR will make it here but I 'm hoping a base HB or even an Si is here in the fall or winter in time for me to trade in my '97 HB. I 'm up to 125k mi. already so by the end of the year I should be up to around 150k mi. and I think I 'll treat my self to a new one, mmm yummy, CTR! If the CTR comes here I might trade my GSR for it..

#21 of 26 Newer is not always better by abba

Apr 12, 2001 (8:29 am)

I couldn't agree more with the previous posts regarding alder civics. My 1990 DX BB was a BLAST in the corners. Lithe body roll, excellent feedback and a light agile feel! I could easily pass "sports" cars costing three times as much! Not so with the new civics. Bigger, heavier, slower and less nimble is the rule with civics today. Thanks to "super-sized" people (height and width) wanting more room, more standard features and more safety, the days of the little, lithe, cheap coupe are over. Even a new miata comes standard with power everything and weighs over 2400 pounds and costs $21K.
 
-AbbŽ
Old school Honda fan

#22 of 26 So what do you think? by rsparrow

Apr 13, 2001 (12:45 am)

Now that it's official...

http://www.honda2001.com/civicsi/index.html

#23 of 26 Cruise Control by igloomaster

May 09, 2001 (10:49 am)

Here's something different:
 
Can Cruise Control be installed at the dealer on my 99 CX hatch?
 
I'd do it if the price was OK

#24 of 26 cruise by dudka

May 21, 2001 (12:52 am)

check out jc whitney, they have cruise control units, but you have to install them yourself

#25 of 26 I was wondering by liljoey16pa

Jun 21, 2001 (6:22 am)

I was wondering what would be the most fuel efficient Honda made car. From a ton of research I found the 92' Honda Hatchback vx was a good choice. I'm 15 going on 16 soon and was looking for a good starter car that got good gas mileage.

#26 of 26 by revka

Dec 12, 2001 (3:26 pm)

Since this discussion has been inactive for quite some time, it had been closed. Please continue this subject in our ongoing Honda Civic Hatchbacks discusson.
 
Also, check out our Honda Civic Si discussion. Happy Motoring!
 
Revka
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