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2011 Honda Civic MPG MSRP Review

2011 Honda Civic MPG MSRP Review


2011 Honda Civic MPG MSRP Review- As Honda's best-known and best-cherished auto line, the 2011 Civic Sedan and Coupe keep on setting the bar in the smaller auto enclosure. Since quite a while ago considered the standard by which all different compacts are measured, the Civic has the capacity bait purchasers because of its great efficiency, unrivaled dependability and repair history and class-driving resale values. Also, regardless of its five-year old plan, the Civic's outer surface styling is still one of the auto's most engaging traits. With its forcefully raked windshield and low profile, the smooth Civic Coupe looks like nothing else out and about. The auto's speak to more youthful drivers has returned Honda to the great graces of the tuner and reseller's exchange swarm.

2011 Honda Civic MPG MSRP Review

Safety 

Each Civic accompanies front-seat side airbags, full-length side blind airbags and dynamic front head restrictions. Electronically monitored slowing mechanisms are additionally standard; then again, just EX and Si models have four-wheel circle brakes, while the rest have back drums. Strength control goes ahead EX-L, Hybrid and Si trims yet is inaccessible on the others. 

In the legislature's new, more strenuous 2011 accident testing methodology (the consequences of which are not tantamount to past test outcomes), the Civic car got a general rating of three stars (out of five), with a four-star frontal accident rating and a two-star side rating. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gave the Civic vehicle its top rating of "Great" for the auto's execution in frontal-counterbalance and side-effect tests, yet the Civic car drops to "Satisfactory" (second best) in side effects. 

Interior 

2011 Honda Civic MPG MSRP ReviewNotwithstanding offering all the more in-lodge innovation than we've started to anticipate, the 2011 Honda Civic additionally emphasizes a standout amongst the most outwardly modern inner part of any non-half breed vehicle available. Take a load off in the driver's seat and your initial introduction is overwhelmed by a remarkably etched directing wheel and an unusual two-level instrument board. Innovative highlights incorporate an accessible route framework and a wide cluster of computerized sound choices, despite the fact that the standard sound framework itself could make due with some more power. Third, fourth and fifth travelers would be more satisfied in the Sedan's secondary lounge than in the Coupe's, on the grounds that the Sedan emphasizes around four more crawls of legroom and two a bigger number of inches of headroom than the cushy Coupe. The fit, complete and outline found inside the Civic are top notch.

Exterior 

Despite the fact that the 2011 Honda Civic Coupe and Sedan are both recognized by a low-profile front end, short hood and long, laid-back windshield, the two models have never been more distinctive. The taller Sedan rides on a more drawn out wheelbase than the sleeker, sportier Coupe that likewise incorporates a decklid spoiler as standard supplies. Little holes between the tires and body help each one model having a stance with better extents and more adjust. Underneath the sheet metal, the Civic peculiarities a propelled body structure intended to better assimilate and appropriate crash powers, particularly in effects including taller sport utility vehicles and so forth. 

Engine 

2011 Honda Civic MPG MSRP ReviewCrossing over any barrier between the 197-pull high-yield motor in the Civic Si and the 45-miles every gallon powerplant in the Civic Hybrid, the Civic Sedan and Coupe offer a 140-torque unit that conveys great city/parkway mileage of up to 25/36-miles every gallon. A five-pace manual is standard, however a five-velocity programmed mitigates the execution punishment regularly connected with joining a little four-chamber motor and a programmed transmission. Execution fans who can't work a manual gearbox are closed out of the Si, as no programmed is advertised.

What's New for 2011 

The Honda Civic sees no real changes for 2011.

Specification:  2011 Honda Civic


Engine
Exterior
Interior
1.8-liter in-line 4
140 horsepower @ 6300 rpm
128 lb.-ft. of torque @ 4300 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 26/34 (manual), 25/36 (automatic)
Color (Silver Metallic, Blue Pearl)

Width 5 ft. 8.9 in. (68.9 in.)

Height 4 ft. 7 in. (55 in.)

Length 14 ft. 7.5 in. (175.5 in.)

Suspension (MacPherson strut front suspension,
Multi-link rear suspension)
Color (Gray)

Total Seating 5

EPA Interior Volume 95.2 cu.ft.

Curb Weight 2588 lbs.
Car Entertainment (Element antenna, etc)


MSRP - Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price

Asking Price Range $9,385–$16,653 , Estimated MPG 21–26 city/ 29–36 hwy 

You'll Like This Car If... 

On the off chance that you acknowledge world-class refinement (alongside great mileage), and you're looking to spend anywhere in the range of $16,000 to $25,000 for another auto, your test-commute timetable may not proceed past the Honda merchant. 

You May Not Like This Car If... 

In the event that the Civic's $16,000 beginning cost is the most you need to spend, you may be frustrated to figure out the minimum costly DX model does exclude an industrial facility introduced sound framework, ventilating or force locks. Shop around and you'll discover your cash goes a great deal further at a Hyundai or Kia dealership.

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