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The plastic cover that comes down over the radio seems really cheap, will break soon. Price is good; but the old addage holds true, you get what you pay for. Drove an autmatic and pick up and go was good. Good engine feel. Interior head space was ok for front seats, but horrible for back seat. I am only 5'6" and my head was hitting the ceiling. ![]() As for the 06 Civic EX, I currently have one on order! :) 4 more weeks to go. |
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style/ exterior? Civic interior? Civic engine? Civic although scion has more power, its just damn loud. reliability? DEFINATELY civic. |
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After having driven both now (manual transmission), I can say the exterior styling is a matter of opinion over whether you want clean classic lines or futuristic looks, but the interior looks a little cleaner, albeit less driver intuitive, in the Scion (Civic's Side Air-bags are standard; $650 option for Scion). The EX's backseat is actually useful versus the Scion's, plus, you just can't beat Scion's accessory department. TRD parts, including the Supercharger, covered under a factory warranty, would bring it to just about the price of an EX. Understeer and body roll is pretty profound without the suspension upgrades and the tires don't hold for crap. So it all depends on what you're looking for. They're both are good cars from great companies. I'd say look at what's available now, what'll be available in the future and go from there. |
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I'm just wondering how much is the supercharger upgrade for scion tc, including installation? i know its a little bit off topic here, but hey, i rather get the scion then if the price comes out to be the same... |
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o nvm...
i found it..the supercharger cost about $3500 http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/t102295.html dang.... so 17 grand plus 3500 = GET THE SI!!!!
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I was just trying to put things in a different light, and point out things people might consider buying the car for from a consumer-perspective. |
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My civic, S2000, Accord, and my new civic have my vote for reliability. |
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The 'seat memory' on the drivers seat of the tC does not work worth a damn either; it seems to always be one or two notches off when you set the seat back in place. 5th gear is also too short. RPMs are way to high at 80mph. Fun little car though, feels like you have more bottom end grunt than you actually have, but fun to zing around corners nonetheless :) I think if you cold get the TRD springs/struts and S/C factory (options of course) and keep it under $22K ($21,995) it might be a good draw for the younger crowd. On the EX I think my favorite thing was the clutch/shifting. Going from gear to gear the stick felt like it was floating in liquid. Does the EX having the 'New Honda Smell' count as a plus also? Heh.
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Go With The CiviC EX
I'm like most on here. I checked out the TC but then chose the civic. I've got an 06 EX coupe with nav in black. Tint, aero kit and 17" wheels. I gets heads turning all day long. It rides so much smoother than the older civic, I used to have an 01. Yeah the tc has 160hp but the civics 140 is a good base that you can build on once the aftermarket parts come out. The nav is really sweet. All my friends and coworkers always tell me how nice it looks. The neighbors even commented... I'll post pics once I get some good shots.
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scion tC is only $16500, and you can get s/c for another $3500 with factory warranty which is great. The price then will be the same as the new SI, but it's really your choice. tC has more torque, and SI has less. style/ exterior For style, I'd go with Civic, but tC is also nice. interior Many said tC's interior is crap, but hey .... you pay only $16500 and you're expecting to get more? Use your brain a bit more please. Civic is wayyyyy more expensive and of course! you get more. Some people just can't think. engine If you want more torque, then go with tC. If you want more milleage on the gas, go with Civic. Both are strong. reliability Both are great. handling Civic I'm not one brand fanatic like some people. When people have Honda, they tend to make fun of other car, but actually every car has plus and minus. Not all Honda are perfect, and toyota are not either. |
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I agree with your opinion Chobits of the Scion t/C. This will be the first foreign car owned in my family. My brother leased an Accord about 3 years ago. I got to ride in that car a few times and loved it! That is why I decided to look at foreign cars when I finally decided to look for a new car for my own!
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