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   Honda boosts Civic sticker $1,135

   September 10, 2005 by Northstar

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   By Greg Migliore Automotive News / September 09, 2005 DETROIT - American Honda Motor Co. raised the price of the base 2006 Honda Civic by $1,135 from the 2005 model. The DX coupe starts at $14,910 and the DX sedan starts at $15,110. Prices include the shipping charge. The Civic went on sale Friday, Sept. 9. Standard on all trim levels are side curtain airbags, antilock brakes and a telescoping steering wheel. Also standard is a 1.8-liter, four-cylinder engine that produces 140 hp. The LX trim level starts at $16,860 for the coupe and $17,060 for the sedan. The EX trim level starts at $18,810 for the coupe and sedan. Prices will be …

   

   Last reply by Dsuupr, September 10, 2005
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   2006 Honda Accord

   September 10, 2005 by HarleyEarl

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   Last reply by Flybrian, September 11, 2005
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   2006 Honda

   September 9, 2005 by HarleyEarl

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   2006 Honda Civic (Europe): 2006 Honda Accord (Europe):

   

   Last reply by Northstar, September 15, 2005
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   NEW HONDA FRV photos

   September 9, 2005 by regfootball

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   here in the past we've had mug shots of this thing on here.....but here's some newer photos anyways. its like they took my aztek and mated it to a BMW x5....

   

   Last reply by regfootball, September 10, 2005
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   Honda unveils world's first airbag-equipped...

   September 8, 2005 by Variance

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   Link: http://today.reuters.co.uk/news/newsArticl...IKE-AIRBAGS.xml

   

   Last reply by NOS2006, September 9, 2005
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   2006 Honda Civic

   September 6, 2005 by HarleyEarl

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   September 6, 2005 http://www.canadiandriver.com/articles/pw/06civic.htm First Drive: 2006 Honda Civic By Paul Williams Photos by Paul Williams and Greg Wilson Discuss this story in the forum at CarTalkCanada 2006 Honda Civic sedan. Photo: Greg Wilson. Click image to enlarge Chicago, Illinois - At the recent press introduction for the 2006 Honda Civic in Chicago, Honda engineers and executives from Japan and North America carefully and comprehensively introduced and explained the new technologies and goals underpinning their all-new, eighth-generation car. Honda Canada's Vice President Jim Miller, followed by Toshiro Morita (Large Project…

   

   Last reply by HarleyEarl, September 12, 2005
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   Can the Honda Civic be cool again?

   September 5, 2005 by Northstar

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   Can the Honda Civic be cool again? Automaker plans to spend big to attract youthful buyers By Kathy Jackson Automotive News / September 05, 2005 CHICAGO -- Honda is offering the usual goodies on the redesigned Civic - more power, a fancier stereo system and side curtain airbags. But what the automaker really wants to add to the car is youthful image. "We're trying to make Civic cool again," says Jeff Conrad, vice president for advertising and public relations at American Honda Motor Co. Inc. "The last-generation Civic was vanilla, no emotion." The four Civic models range from a hybrid to the nearly 200-hp sporty Si. The sedan an…

   

   Last reply by Flybrian, September 7, 2005
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   2006 Honda Civic

   September 2, 2005 by HarleyEarl

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   Consumer Guide: http://auto.consumerguide.com/Auto/New/rev...695/Act/Photos/ 2006 Honda Civic Si

   

   Last reply by ToniCipriani, September 5, 2005
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    Will Honda succumb to allure of V-8 engines?

    August 29, 2005 by Northstar

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    By Kathy Jackson Automotive News / August 29, 2005 http://www.autonews.com/article.cms?articleId=54329 As gasoline prices flirted with $3 per gallon, Honda CEO Takeo Fukui surprised reporters in Tokyo this month when he said the company was looking at its first V-8. A new V-8 while gasoline prices reach record highs? Yes, Honda is finally hedging its bet on fuel-efficient four- and six-cylinder engines. The company is turning its attention to vehicles it purposely has ceded to the competition: big SUVs and pickups with V-8s. Honda's aversion to V-8 trucks has cost it some business. But its contrarian tradition of environmentally conscious engin…

    

    Last reply by ImpalaPete, August 30, 2005
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    Honda CR-V Fires Continue

    August 24, 2005 by mustang84

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    Man, you'd think Honda would have relocated the oil filter to solve this serious problem by now. Are they ever going to do it, or will they keep shifting the blame to the dealerships? To no mechanics surprise, the CRV fires have continued to be reported on the 2005 model year CRV. Here is a description of the design change that seems to makes this model more susceptible to the fires than the old ones. "For the GEN2 CR-V, the oil filter is located in close proximity to the hottest portion of the exhaust system; in the GEN1 design the engine block separate these components. Additionally, and due primarliy to more stringent tailpipe emission standrads,the GEN2…

    

    Last reply by MyerShift, August 30, 2005
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    8th gen civic 1 2

    August 19, 2005 by toyoguy

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    Last reply by Sixty8panther, September 2, 2005