Honda Civic Hybrid

BradB08

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Does anyone have one? I want one bad.

My deaf friends each have new Honda Civics. They aren't Hybrids though. The Hybrid version is slightly more expensive ($24,000 vs $19,000) for the base version I believe.
 
BradB08 said:
Does anyone have one? I want one bad.

My deaf friends each have new Honda Civics. They aren't Hybrids though. The Hybrid version is slightly more expensive ($24,000 vs $19,000) for the base version I believe.
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What about the Toyota Prius? It's slightly cheaper than the Honda Civic hybrid, but very tough to get due to the demand outstrips the supply.
 
I think the Prius is ugly. I don't want one.

The Civic Hybrid is sportier and more suited to my lifestyle.
 
I wish there is Honda InSight, it had most mpg efficient than any other hybrid. Plus, it need new model. Pity, they (Honda) stop make it.
 
I have a Honda Accord EX and I love it! For sure, I am going to be driving Hondas for the rest of my life - I used to have VWs for years before getting my first Honda.

Now I am looking for a new Honda - but not sure if I should get hybrid Civic or CR-V. The CR-Vs looks awesome with new design but are they good with gas mileage? My Honda does 385 miles on one tank and I want to continue with that or even better!
 
Gemma said:
I have a Honda Accord EX and I love it! For sure, I am going to be driving Hondas for the rest of my life - I used to have VWs for years before getting my first Honda.

Now I am looking for a new Honda - but not sure if I should get hybrid Civic or CR-V. The CR-Vs looks awesome with new design but are they good with gas mileage? My Honda does 385 miles on one tank and I want to continue with that or even better!
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Ponder on how often you stop and drive less 20 mph which make more efficient save gas than non-stop long-distance trip at the most of time. If that answer to you, then get hybrid. If not, get gas-powered.
 
PowerON said:
Ponder on how often you stop and drive less 20 mph which make more efficient save gas than non-stop long-distance trip at the most of time. If that answer to you, then get hybrid. If not, get gas-powered.
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Do you mean that hybrids are better for driving within city limits, not long distance? I commute 52 miles a day for work plus often travel out of town for pleasure but I also do alot of driving in city limits. Lets say that I practically live in my car :giggle:
 
Gemma said:
Do you mean that hybrids are better for driving within city limits, not long distance? I commute 52 miles a day for work plus often travel out of town for pleasure but I also do alot of driving in city limits. Lets say that I practically live in my car :giggle:
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Hybrid tends have good mpg in city than highway. Perhaps, make sure it's comfortable to sleep in car, just in case. :lol:
 
PowerON said:
I wish there is Honda InSight, it had most mpg efficient than any other hybrid. Plus, it need new model. Pity, they (Honda) stop make it.
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It looks ugly like hell and looks like three wheels.
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