The 2006 Honda Civic Sedan and 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid are a technological marvel, and are the most advanced piece of automotive machinery in existence today. Hmm, okay, so maybe that’s a bit of an exaggeration, perhaps you haven't forgotten the Honda Civic recalls.
If you’ve been keeping up with car reviews, the praise the new 2006 Honda Civics have been getting would lead you to think that it is indeed some kind of engineering break through. The 2006 Honda Civic may not be the most advanced car on the planet, but for its price range it may be the most practical, and most reliable.
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I’ve been driving a Honda Civic for years now, and I’m fiercely loyal to Honda’s lineup. My 1992 Honda Civic has over 200K miles on it, and its only had two problems that required more than a thousand dollars in maintenance. It’s also been in a serious accident, but it shows now signs of its age or experience today.
Having said that, I am probably going to pick up a new one soon, but mostly just because I’m tired of the metallic teal color I for some reason thought looked cool, and because the stereo system has completely died. Also, I’m interested in getting one of those spiffy satellite navigation systems available with the 2006 Honda Civics.
So, what’s new with the 2006 Honda Civic that is winning it so much praise? The first thing I noticed is they gave the car another makeover. Sort of like the makeover they gave the 2 model, going from the previous box look to the sleeker model, the 6 model is another leap forward towards a sleeker, futuristic, and dynamic design. I have to admit, the 2006 Honda Civic sedan is much more attractive than my 1992 model.
The 2006 Honda Civics have all gotten a boost to their performance as well. The 2006 Honda Civic sedan now has a 140 horsepower 1.8 liter i-VTEC engine with a Drive-by-Wire Throttle System, giving it more zip than ever.
It is also even more fuel efficient than any of the previous Honda Civics, getting an incredible 40 MPG on highways, and 30 MPG in cities. The fuel efficiency alone is a good reason to look into buying a 2006 Honda Civic, but they are also low emission vehicles.
As you can tell, I’m pretty much sold on the 2006 Honda Civic, and will probably drive Honda’s for some time to come. They’ve proven to be extremely reliable, efficient, and fun little cars, and are actually extremely affordable as well.
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