We evaluate not only engine and handling performance for the 2009 Honda Civic Coupe, and cabin and cargo space.
Let's overall score on our way to test the 2009 Honda Civic Coupe will help you decide if a 2009 Honda Civic Coupe is right for you.
Whether the transmission, 140-hp Civics are lazy away from its position, but have adequate power around town and for highway merging and passing; The automatic is very alert to throttle inputs.
In Consumer Guide testing, the Civics with automatic transmission averaged 26,1-28,5 mpg. Si coupes averaged 29,9-30,3 mpg. Si requires super natural gas and other Civics regular use.
For 2009, the Honda Civic gets some minor updates and some style revisions rather complex line model. Most Honda Civic compact car driven by a-140 horsepower 1.8-liter four-cylinder, five-speed manual or five-speed manual or automatic.
EPA estimates are 21 mpg city and 29 mpg highway for the Civic Si, but customers report average mileage up to 30 mpg (note, however, that the premium fuel recommended).
All Honda Civic models include front seat side airbags, full-length side curtain airbags, front seat active head restraints and antilock braking system.
Electronic stability control is standard on EX-L, Si and Hybrid models and available on other trims.
Many comments suggest the company ride Honda Civic, and some believe that it is opposed to rough roads - especially the Civic Si models, which have stiffer, sport-tuned suspension.
Civic coupes are not isolated from road noise and wind as well as sedans. All Civics have fine straightline stability even in crosswinds, and effective control of the attitude with good pedal modulation.
Inside, all models of 2009 Honda Civic comes with a sports triaktino wheel. Interior fabrics have been upgraded and the 2009 Civic Hybrid model is available with leather. The new technology includes Bluetooth HandsFreeLink navigation-equipped models and a USB audio interface on Civic EX, EX-L, Hybrid, and Si. We believe that the Civic is comfortable and offers the driver outstanding outward visibility.
The Honda Civic comes standard with side impact airbags and other safety features are optional on competing models. Vehicle Stability Assist, which is the name of Honda, for electronic stability control is now standard on the Civic EX-L and Civic Hybrid, apart from the Civic Si.
The sporty Honda Civic Si Coupe and sedan share a 197-horsepower engine, six-speed manual transmission, four-wheel disc brakes, and supportive sport seats.
The Honda Civic Hybrid sedan is powered by a 1.3-liter four-cylinder engine coupled with a permanent magnet electric motor and a continuously variable transmission.
The Honda Civic GX sedan uses natural gas for fuel.
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