personally, I do not like where the controls are for the sun roof..right above your head.. i have always noticed taht in every car.. and i so strongly disliked it until i got my 04 coupe with the control on the side, very low profile and i love it
06civicex said:I'm getting 38-40mi/gallon even around the city. I put in excatly 10 gallons in when I had no bars left and only the orange light. Tank was Completly empty. I went 388 miles until tank was empty again, so it must just be were you live.
06EX Owner said:^^ You have to remember the milage you see on the sticker on the window are estimates that are arrived at under controlled (lab) conditions. They do not take any outside factors into consideration such as air temp, humidity,altitude...etc! A good average to get over a wide variety of driving conditions should be 34-36.![]()
I have close to 2000 miles on the car now, but I think I got real close to 38 mi/gallon on the very first tank of gas.unplugged said:how many miles on the engine. I already have 2800 so I figure I should be getting the fuel consumption by now..
i thought it was just me, but the shifting seems rough with me too. It could also use another gear, especially on highway driving.GalaxyGrayMark said:I'll let you guys know what I'm getting after a few tankfuls of gas. I'm trying to be good on the car, but it's fun to drive.
Dislikes (thus far):
* Shifting is a little rough and the throws somewhat long
That's it! :woot:
I actually thought about that myself. I've been driving 6 speeds for the past 4 years or so and the Civic could probably use another gear. It's still a blast to drive and, come to think of it, Honda may have left the 6th gear as a marketing value-add for the Si.unplugged said:i thought it was just me, but the shifting seems rough with me too. It could also use another gear, especially on highway driving.
i'm sure they did..GalaxyGrayMark said:I actually thought about that myself. I've been driving 6 speeds for the past 4 years or so and the Civic could probably use another gear. It's still a blast to drive and, come to think of it, Honda may have left the 6th gear as a marketing value-add for the Si.