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I just watched the Alex on autos video… 19/26.. 22 combined MPG and requires premium… How do people use this as a daily??

Agreed. The civic interior is really outstanding. Better materials don’t make up for ergonomics

Yeah absolutely. The Si is a sporty-ish commuter car, ain’t no race car lol. Heated seats are a must anywhere with 4 seasons. I even use mine in the summer to help with back pain after a long day at work.

+ Heated seats + Dual Zone Climate + Lumbar Support - all traces of the color red. Seats and honey comb trim looking freakin terrible

Nice catch. That definitely helps makes it’s case better for us in colder climates.

Liked your assessment, the way you put it that does make it seem more of just trade offs. I realize there’s the Integra which is probably influencing much of the choices made on the Si, just living in the NE USA I can’t imagine a car without heated side mirrors, and of course the heated seats.

I know this year demonstrated that people will buy at higher prices, but for what you lose on the new Si compared to my 10th is just crazy. Low end infotainment, and criminally no heated seats or heated mirrors.

I was already moving on to the Integra, but if I wasn’t the removal of heated seats and mirrors, and dual zone climate would be absolute deal breakers. Just trying to break up all that boring talk lol, just real issues I have with the 11th. I wonder if it is supply chain issues.

Sorry for the confusion I meant as in financing* a buyout of the lease from Honda then just selling to carmax, carvana etc and letting them figure out the title with the bank (ok with the added wait time)

I was already planning to extend my lease for the 6 months to try and make it to the release of the Integra Type S. I am planning on going your route with the lease buyout, but you bought out your car completely first? I was just planning on selling it to them and having them pay the bank off-...

The seats are a killer for sure, also the red outline on the honeycomb looks terrible too. If I got one I’d be wrapping that back to black asap

We’ll I just looked at the sport touring manual review vid and it sure doesn’t look like that.. maybe Si or dare I say Integra?

If you read further In the digital notebook thing (page 20-30ish) the hatchback is built in the US, with engine also being built there

My take will be 37 with FWD, 39 with AWD, 41 with HPT package

T The lumbar support is criminal. It’s one of the biggest complaints of my 10th gen and reason why I’m moving to Acura.

I’m enjoying the camo wrap they are using, I can see about 3 different generations of civic. Might be more but it hurts to stare too long lol

Is there any reason you are buying a car every 3 years and not leasing? Any civic with that low miles at trade in will have positive equity towards the next one

I’m curious about how much the Integra will weigh. CTR is lightweight (as was the old Acura) and the TLX might as well be a tank.

All the power to you. But these two cars have absolutely nothing to do with each other. A FWD commuter car vs a RWD sports car will have minimal overlap In terms of sale

They aren’t even remotely related… no one in the North East USA is buying a RWD commuter car..