Used 1993 Honda Civic for Sale nearDallas, TX
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- 1992
- Make:
- Honda
- Model:
- Civic
- Body type:
- Sedan
- Transmission:
- Automatic
- Mileage:
- 1,304
- Stock #:
- NK200400
- VIN:
- JH2RC5377NK200400
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1992 Honda Civic
1,304 mi
$5,780
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Jared S
Reviewed a 1993 Honda DX on Oct 11, 2009
Performance: Acceleration - decent for a 1.5L, But it will be a ton better once I get my new engine in. Braking - Never Have any problems stopping it Handling - It takes corners like a champ. Quality - Never have any problems with it, no matter what Appearance - I like the look. But there's still a few things I'd like to change. It's a really easy car to take care of. The gas mileage is awesome and overall I've just a fun car to have and drive.
Henrik S
Reviewed a 1993 Honda DX Hatchback on Jan 27, 2008
This is my fully build drag Civic modified for more than $25k. It's running in the danish allmotor FWD street class and is currently the fastest car in the class. It does the QM in 11.35 @ 124.7 mph on an unprepped track.
Tom P
Reviewed a 1993 Honda LX on Jun 29, 2010
It is excellent on gas milage, but has bad acceleration!!! You will definitely not pay as much for gas as you would for other cars!! But the power in the car is not the greatest, unless you add some performance parts.
Aaron M
Reviewed a 1993 Honda DX Hatchback on Feb 14, 2010
Performance - D15B7 Automatic Transmission, Not very fast, Good car to go from point A to point B. Suspension is decent as long as you dont use 17, 18 Rims (makes the car have a rough drive). The breaking is decent. Build Quality - Thin sheet Metal, Easy to get dents, Oil does burn if your Piston Rings are not in good shape. Appearance - Interior is mostly all plastic. The stock Seats feel very comfort, has room for 2 more people in back. Decent trunk space. Cost of Ownership - 24 dollars to fill the tank every week. Fun Factor - Fun car to modifiy and swap engines for beginner Tuners.
1993 Honda Civic Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| Si Hatchback | $12,630 |
| VX Hatchback | $11,230 |
| LX | $12,315 |
| EX | $15,530 |
| DX | $11,485 |
| DX Hatchback | $10,530 |
| CX Hatchback | $8,830 |
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