GetterDragun
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Thanks for this link. I found a White Si in stock and bought it today. Get to pick it up on Tuesday!
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addy27190
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Hey Guys. Added my reservation for a SGP to the list. I have a question if someone can clarify, my Si no longer shows in transit on the Honda inventory site (it did show in transit until 4 days back). My salesman still says it’s pending shipment. What does this mean, the dealership marked it as sold and hence it doesn’t show up in Hondas inventory system or does it mean it’s pretty close to being delivered and hence marked as not being in transit anymore ? Thanks !
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Mine did the same. My guess is that the transport company picked up the car from the railyard. Now it is moving by truck and will get to your dealer within a few days. The dealer will know hours before delivery that it is inbound.
Hold tight! It's getting closer! You're just days away!
addy27190
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You were spot on buddy. It’s here and I’m picking it up tomorrow. Can’t believe how fast things have gone for me. I’m extremely lucky I guess. It’s the color I wanted, put down deposit on April 13th and here it is on 20th. To top it all, I am paying MSRP and nothing added on to it.
Anyone in the Michigan Detroit area, please reach out to Sean Walter at Tamaroff Honda. He was able to get it for me at MSRP.
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When will 2023 civic si pricing and details be announced? I placed my order on Friday and it’ll most likely be a 2023, just curious when I can expect details to be available
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My guess august-October. Summer is when all the leaks start coming out but I doubt there will be any huge changes if any at all.
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I think they will bring those back in the mid generation refresh if at all. The heated seats clearly got out in the Integra to separate the two. Sucks how my EX has heated seats and not the si, but the si has the sound system and nice infotainment from the touring.
AndyK610
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Yeah I’m alright without the heated seats, I’m really looking forward to the bose, wireless CarPlay, and the sunroof. It’s a really nice car overall especially considering how expensive cars and trucks have become
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I had a 10th gen si before the 2022 ex and I prefer the 2022 even though it’s a CVT. Might nicer materials inside, much more rigid chassis, drivers smoother, and gets really good gas mileage.
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Nice to hear. I’m coming from a 6 speed wrangler rubicon so it’s night and day comparison. We had an accord sport 1.5l rental in Florida last year for a week and it was my favorite part of the trip lol loved that car so much and figure it’s somewhat close enough to the si. I need a daily driver and decided on ordering the si
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Ah nice we just got a jeep Cherokee L a few months ago and now I want a Jeep Wrangler unlimited. They sound nice for outdoors type of people. Tbh if you like the accord 1.5L you’ll like the si even more. It’s probably not as comfortable as the accord since it has a stiffer suspension, but it’ll feel faster since it makes more power and is lighter. Was the Accord a 6 speed?
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The wranglers definitely cool, I’ve always gone back and forth between trucks and fun cars and the wrangler was right in the middle of both types. I just got a deal for a lot more money than I bought it for so I sold it… i do miss it tho and it’ll be rough not having something to off road with and use for hunting and fishing for a little, gotta get a truck sometime soon but commuting is the bigger priority first. The accord was a cvt, i didn’t know much about Hondas but I was shocked that I had the 1.5 and that there’s the even quicker 2.0, I thought the 1.5 was quick enough. From how much I enjoyed it, I’m really looking forward to the si and the feel/driving experience that comes with it
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Tbh the gas you’re about to save is about to be crazy. So far after driving manual Subarus, Toyotas, and Nissan; Honda makes the best shifters hands down. A lot of people hate the 1.5T but imo it has great torque down low that it makes daily driving enjoyable. After all the engine inside these new civics is basically a detuned accord engine aside from the si. Si makes more power ofc and has its own engine code (L15C) which comes with an upgraded high pressure fuel pump and thicker connecting rods. Plus you have a ton of aftermarket support just like your wrangler has. Tbh I sold my si and made more than I paid as well so that’s why I sold. Seen a lot of tacomas and wranglers being sold while I was there.
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I was told January for first MY23 deliveries by the salesperson I have looking for a blue one for me now. She said they don't have an allocation list yet for MY23.
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