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Car Forum / Honda Cars / February 2006"Honda Civic is surprising"
Honda Civic is surprising Anytime the price of gasoline rises significantly, many prospective car buyers think maybe they should veer away from the big chug-a-luggers and buy something that sips the increasingly precious fuel. at http://www.washtimes.com/autoweekend/20060222-115219-9023r.htm > Honda Civic is surprising > Anytime the price of gasoline rises significantly, many prospective car > buyers think maybe they should veer away from the big chug-a-luggers > and buy something that sips the increasingly precious fuel. > at http://www.washtimes.com/autoweekend/20060222-115219-9023r.htm But, most people around here in mid GA drive full-sized pickups or XL SUVs -- with one person. And, the pick-ups are not work trucks as a rule. > Honda Civic is surprising > Anytime the price of gasoline rises significantly, many prospective car > buyers think maybe they should veer away from the big chug-a-luggers > and buy something that sips the increasingly precious fuel. > at http://www.washtimes.com/autoweekend/20060222-115219-9023r.htm The guy's driving an EX, and he mentions the disk front / drum rear brakes. WTF? This guy's some kind of automotive expert, but he can't take a look at the rear wheel? > > Honda Civic is surprising > > Anytime the price of gasoline rises significantly, many prospective car [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > brakes. WTF? This guy's some kind of automotive expert, but he can't > take a look at the rear wheel? Probably not that well versed with Hondas to notice that the EX for 06 has rear discs. He sounded like a Ford man.
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