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how did u get ur car for 400 over invoice when teh msrp is 18,460? did u even know what the msrp on teh car was? or was 18,563 total out teh door? |
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#163 (permalink) | |
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I'm your Huckleberry
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MSRP is $19,260 for the automatic. $18,460 for the manual. I have the automatic. |
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First post here but I'm not a newbie to the car scene. Been building up and modding my rides since I was 15, over 30 years now.
Here are some pix of my Alabaster Silver '06 LX sedan, 5-speed manual. Bought it mostly for the great gas mileage at first, but have really grown to love the way it looks and drives. I seriously considered buying the Si, but I wanted gas mileage and needed the extra room of the 4-door sedan (I am an 'old guy' afterall), plus I have other performance cars to drive If I feel the need for speed. The LX runs great with 140 HP, very satisfied and will be keeping the car's drivetrain bone-stock. My Dad had a new Civic back in '74, I was beating around in it in '76 whenever my own car wasn't running. At the time I was driving '57 VW Bug with a 1756cc/twin-40mm Weber carbed engine that ran 14.30s at 92 MPH in the 1/4, quicker than a new Si. A year later when I was 18 I upgraded to 1835ccs and 48mm Webers and a better cam, 13.70s at 97 MPH was the result. I'm not new to 4-cylinder performance but I did it with 'old-school' air-cooled German cars 'back in the day'. I was always impressed with how well the '74 Civic performed for a 4-speed 1237cc car (52 HP), handled good too even with the little 155-12 tires. It wasn't hard to make the decision buy my own new Civic 32 years after my Dad bought his. Here are some shots with the stock 16x6.5" steel wheels/caps and some with my new gold-painted 18X8" O.Z. Ultraleggera wheels with 225/40s. I just installed them last night (the only mod I'll be doing to it), the car has 1950 miles on it now since taking delivery on 2-20-06. ![]() Last edited by b-man; 06-03-2006 at 01:23 PM. |
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#170 (permalink) | |
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Actually I have only one car that I've left completely untouched, a 2002 WS6 Trans Am convertible. My new Honda has aftermarket rims so I guess you could consider it 'lightly modded'. I really just wanted it to handle a bit better since sometimes while driving it I think I'm still in the T/A with its factory 275/40-17s on 17X9" wheels, at least around the corners in the canyon roads I commute through. ![]() |
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#172 (permalink) |
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My New Car!
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Attachment 1152 Got it last month. I really enjoy the navigation system, and the redesigned interior and exterior. It looks a more grown up than the last civic. ![]() Last edited by moaltar; 10-07-2006 at 02:22 AM. |
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I picked my 2006 Civic Si 2 weeks ago just took a picture today (damn crappy Cam 3.1 pix) I’ll take more next weekend on my friends cam.
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My Ride: http://www.8thcivic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9677 |
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