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Car Forum / Honda Cars / January 2008Current equivalent to CRX HF or Civic VX
Has Honda made a manual Civic after 1995 that gets as good gas mileage as a 88-91 CRX HF or 92-95 Civic VX without having to get a hybrid? Your best bet for good mileage with a non-hybrid Honda today is the Honda Fit. The fuel efficient CRX and the Fit's engines are both 1.5L. It's the tiny engine size that gives the great fuel efficiency. See Edmunds.com for specifics of vehicles like fuel mileage and engine size. > Has Honda made a manual Civic after 1995 that gets as good > gas mileage > as a 88-91 CRX HF or 92-95 Civic VX without having to get > a hybrid? I guess it's the closest they have. The CRX HF and Civic VX got something like 50 mpg highway / 40 city, and the Fit gets something like 38 mpg highway / 33 city. I'm guessing the Fit is heavier even though it has the same engine. > Your best bet for good mileage with a non-hybrid Honda today > is the Honda Fit. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > - Show quoted text - I forgot about the HF. Below I was referring to the 1.5L CRX (vice the 1.6L CRX that is also available). I bet you're right about the weights. I guess it's the closest they have. The CRX HF and Civic VX got something like 50 mpg highway / 40 city, and the Fit gets something like 38 mpg highway / 33 city. I'm guessing the Fit is heavier even though it has the same engine. On Jan 4, 1:34 pm, "Elle" <honda.lion...@nospam.earthlink.net> wrote: > Your best bet for good mileage with a non-hybrid Honda > today [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Actually, the highest rated CRX models were the 1985-87 1300 displacement models which were the successor vehicles to my '83 Civic FE. Currently, the FE is getting 42+ mph in mixed driving and it has a less efficient '81 block but the FE accessories. I hope to rebuild the original 1300 FE block in the next year and will install it when the current gives me a problem. I have no intention of ever getting rid of this car! JT (Who filled up today with $2.99 gas but it only took 5.5 gal...) > I forgot about the HF. Below I was referring to the 1.5L CRX > (vice the 1.6L CRX that is also available). [quoted text clipped - 35 lines] >> >>- Show quoted text - > I forgot about the HF. Below I was referring to the 1.5L CRX > (vice the 1.6L CRX that is also available). [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > heavier even > though it has the same engine. The Fit is considerably heavier than any of the various HF models (1st- or 2nd-generation) - roughly 2400-2500 lbs vs. 1700-2000 lbs: http://www.crxsi.com/specs.htm http://automobiles.honda.com/fit/specifications.aspx?group=dimensions Dave >I guess it's the closest they have. The CRX HF and Civic VX got >something like 50 mpg highway / 40 city, and the Fit gets something [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] >>> >>- Show quoted text I always get between 50 to 55 m/gal in my 98 Civic HX. However, once, a genuine "Little Old Lady" gave me a digital gesture. It was quite upsetting. My '91 is still going strong. Only 130K and still on the original clutch. Barely. I've been looking into the Civic HX as well. I like those, but why did they stop making the Civic HXs starting in 2006? Is it because they have the Hybrid now and want to gouge people to get good mileage that used to be available without the extra cost? The hybrid is a good idea but Honda should give people the option of the HX to still get over 40 mpg highway without having to pay for all the extra costs that the hybrid involves. > I always get between 50 to 55 m/gal in my 98 Civic HX. However, once, a > genuine "Little Old Lady" gave me a digital gesture. It was quite > upsetting.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - > I've been looking into the Civic HX as well. I like those, but why > did they stop making the Civic HXs starting in 2006? Is it because [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> genuine "Little Old Lady" gave me a digital gesture. It was quite >> upsetting.- Hide quoted text - -------------------------- Ya gotta love that bumper sticker that says: _"Horn not working, watch for hand signals"_ :-) 'Curly' |
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