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According samarins for the 1996 Honda Civic.. The sixth-generation Honda Civic was a simple, comfortable, economical and long-lasting car. Many think that this generation Civic was even better than the next 2001-2005 model; it surely was one of the best commuters and you still can see many Civics of this generation on the road. The 1996-2000 Honda Civic was available in North America as a four-door sedan, two-door coupe or two-door hatchback. Honda Civic has front-wheel drive with a 4-cylinder engine and a four-speed automatic or five-speed manual transmission. The HX model has a continuously variable transmission.
The base engine was the 1.6-liter 4-cylinder 16-valve SOHC. The US EX model and Canadian SI model came with a more powerful VTEC version of the same engine. Either engine has a timing belt that needs to be replaced at recommended intervals. Honda Civic engine is proven to be reliable if maintained well. The EPA rates the 2000 Civic at 24/32 MPG or 9.8/7.4 liters per hundred kilometers city/highway. With these numbers, the EPA estimates yearly fuel cost at $2,100 based on 45% highway, 55% city driving.
Inside, the Civic is fairly roomy and comfortable for daily driving, but the rear-seat headroom is limited. Instruments and controls are simple and easy to use. The split rear seat folds down to accommodate longer items.
On the road, the Civic offers well-controlled handling with a smooth ride. On the downside, the engine is noisy at acceleration.
In the NHTSA frontal crash tests, the 1996-1997 4-door models scored four stars for the driver and five stars for the front passenger. The 1996-2000 Honda Civic 2-door as well as 1998-2000 4-door model scored four stars for both the driver and the front passenger in the same tests.
The base engine was the 1.6-liter 4-cylinder 16-valve SOHC. The US EX model and Canadian SI model came with a more powerful VTEC version of the same engine. Either engine has a timing belt that needs to be replaced at recommended intervals. Honda Civic engine is proven to be reliable if maintained well. The EPA rates the 2000 Civic at 24/32 MPG or 9.8/7.4 liters per hundred kilometers city/highway. With these numbers, the EPA estimates yearly fuel cost at $2,100 based on 45% highway, 55% city driving.
Inside, the Civic is fairly roomy and comfortable for daily driving, but the rear-seat headroom is limited. Instruments and controls are simple and easy to use. The split rear seat folds down to accommodate longer items.
On the road, the Civic offers well-controlled handling with a smooth ride. On the downside, the engine is noisy at acceleration.
In the NHTSA frontal crash tests, the 1996-1997 4-door models scored four stars for the driver and five stars for the front passenger. The 1996-2000 Honda Civic 2-door as well as 1998-2000 4-door model scored four stars for both the driver and the front passenger in the same tests.
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