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Nickgdog91 writes:
1986 Honda Civic CRX Si Coupe Review
Proslove the cost for gas and how far it gets me. lots of parts to make it look cool and fast. Consnot much room for anything but a system 
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Fun Small Gas Saving Cool Looking Car — Need help fixing it up under the hood to make it run faster but love driving around town. Need help finding a sunfoof switch so the sun roof would help cool me down a lil while driving in the summer. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Alex writes:
1986 Honda Civic Base Wagon Review
Prosreliable, cheap on gas, cheap on insurance, lots of room for its size, smartly designed car Consrust, lack of power going uphill, doesnt look that nice, wont pick up chicks. manual everything
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The $650 Civic "box" — $650 beater purchased during 08' Summer. perhaps the most reliable car i have ever bought. gets from A to B without complaint. Car costs close to nothing to run. Peppy 1.5L SOHC motor great on gas around town, with a long throw 5speed OD tranny. hauls lots of cargo, and people in comfort. simple, spartan vehicle. Primary Use: Commuting to work |
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Mark writes:
1986 Honda Civic S Hatchback Review
ProsStreet Legal Go-Cart ConsPeople might think you are a budget-batman
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My First Car, My Favourite Car, One Mean Machine — With the performance of a D16A1 Twin cam 1.6 this super light breadvan will suprise you! This car has been completely re-wired to OBD0 with a complete carb to fuel injection conversion. Add a black dashboard, S2000 Start button, 3G Prelude Si Seats, and this is one of the most unique 3G Civics on the road. Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.) |
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Justin writes:
1986 Honda Civic DX Hatchback Review
ProsSpace, Sound acoustics, Cornering Consweak engine, not much aftermarket, weak A/C
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Awesome Interior Space, Good Cornering, Weak Engine — This yellow beauty is sought after by many car enthusiasts for its auto-crossing heritage. The solid rear axel and the overall light weight of the car make it perfect for moving around cones or small children on tricycles. However, with its weak and carbed engine, this thing takes a while to get to speed. It is in fact so slow, there is no tachometer. Mod away and you get a rocket. Drop a B16 into it and you have a ten second machine. |
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Carlene writes:
1986 Honda Civic Base Wagon Review
ProsLots of space, good mileage, reliable, officially titled a 'Wagovan' ConsOfficially titled a 'Wagovan'
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That Pug-nosed Kid Who Doesn't Take Anything — I didn't actually do this... it was a great little car, still going (after being written off at least three times and almost half a million kilometers later). Apparently it handled better than the porsches of the same year (1986). |
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Michael writes:
1986 Honda Civic Base Wagon Review
ProsGreat gas mileage, about 40 miles to the gallon Consonly 105 horsepower
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Krister writes:
1986 Honda Civic Review
ProsEngine, economy. ConsSmall
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My First Car! — My first car. I owned one from january to may 2001. During that time the car was reliable. And had a quite nice engine. But the car was about 15 years old at that time and that fact was smellable. Aswell as the springs were bad as some other parts aswell. |
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Rus writes:
1986 Honda Civic DX Hatchback Review
ProsAmazing alternative head turner Conscould do with a second one to break for parts
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Rare Retro Runabout — Fun little retro runabout! super easy to drive, faster than a Mini or a VW Beetle but more economical than both of them, enough room to do anything with it, sounds like an automatic hair dryer and the parts are like rocking horse poo, but it puts such a big smile on your face, its all worth it. Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.) |
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