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I was WRONG yall! SI will remain in the lineup and will retain a manual transmission for MY2028. Let’s cross our fingers and hope the Integra will keep the manual as well. https://www.topspeed.com/honda-civic-si-manual-2028-rivals/

:oops: That is my entire point! at least 240 or something.

Nope but the Accord is about to become a hybrid Crossover Thankfully we get to keep the sedan too. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a73272367/honda-accord-lifted-suv-report/

You mean a Civic SI or Type R models right? Because Accord SI's and Prelude SI's exsited with atuomatic transmissions in the US (Prelude) and Abroad (Accord) and while the Civic might not have ever been the "Fastest" in its class, it was decently competitive 0-60 with much of its competition...

When did I ever call the engine "Garbage?"

Pedestrian, mainstream, tomato tomahto. My point is a CIvic hybrid can be had at a lower MSRP, is generally faster, more fuel efficient, can be had with more equipment and probably sells at a 20:1 ratio against the SI. The SI hasn't lived up to its "mission" since the 8th gen 2.0 SI was...

Ok, I'll email you a cookie. 1.5t is dead in every CIvic except the SI and Integra. And your "google serach" just proved everything I basically said in my previous post. the 1.5t was barely any slower than the SI, the Hybrid is either faster or even with the SI but gets way better mpg, the Type...

Ya'll have way more faith in Honda than I do. Honda has made questionable decisions in the last decade or so that make me skeptical about the direction of the brand. Losing millions of dollars in the last year or so aint helping. lol. The current CIvic is in its 5th year of production and will...

It would be an e-cvt, not a "CVT" also Honda has built SI or SI equivilent models with automatics before: CIvic RS, Prelude SI. If Honda can take the Prelude, its flagship coupe and make it a hybrid with an e-cvt, offer no manual, no 1.5t or 2.0t , I would not be surprised if they do the same...

i bet a next generation SI and updated Integra A-spec will return next year: They'll just be hybrids with e-cvts. Honda has been slowly phasing out the 1.5t in the CIvics for a while now and eventually I think the 1.5t will be replaced by the hybrid in the ADX and just come standard in Accords...

looks awfully long to be a civic....

https://automobiles.honda.com/civic-hatchback -Sport retains the 2.0L base engine -LX is dead (as expected it seems) -Sport is base trim, EX-L and Sport Touring remain as well. -6MT remains available for the Sport and Sport Touring -Boost Blue is added to the Sport Touring manual color choices...

I figured it was gonna go on a 6 year cycle...we should be seeing a new Camry for MY2024 as well.

That's gonna be a ton of stuff soon. I'm kinda excited about all of them...especially the Accord. I wonder if its gonna be 2023 or 2024.

Precisely the point....folks always want to blame CAFE for the reason Honda refuses to compete...power wiseits not CAFE its a choice by Honda.

And yet all these other automakers are managing to make cars that are faster, with more power and bigger base engines w/turbos. I'm tired of the excuses.

Right or the new Integra if its this slow or slower. I see a Golf R in my future.

BINGO!!!

and that's the S**t that pisses me off...

ooooooooooh I love it! I hope the Integra gets this color or something similar! I want the hatch just for the color alone lol.