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December 12th, 2006 07:06 PM #1
i am planning to buy a second hand civic. these are my options:
civic 99/2000 vti
civic 99/2000 lxi
civic 99/2000 SiR
pref: matic(tamad na magdrive)
ano po difference with regards to performance, specs etc. how does the gas mileage of these three compare? is there a significant difference with the gas consumption of SiR and Vti?what are the benefit or advantage of each to the other?what will i sacrifice if i dont buy the other?
car will be for family use only. preferd matic for long drives. consider gas consumption.
these are my queries. pls enlighten me and help me decide.
thanks to all who will help and reply.
-erik
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December 12th, 2006 07:10 PM #2
For everyday commuting, a matic is hard to beat.
I've driven the LXi, VTi, and SiR. Frankly, for day in day out driving the difference in power is negligible.
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December 12th, 2006 08:46 PM #3Civic Sir, better resale value. although all Sir sold locally are manual. ride is stiffer, consumption a wee bit higher, but so is the fun factor once you rev it past 5K and it doesn't depreciate like a normal civic.
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December 12th, 2006 10:28 PM #4
Kung family use and auto preferred mo - choose between vti o lxi.
SiR comes in manual and stiffer suspension.
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December 13th, 2006 12:22 PM #6pag matic get the vti ....sir sana is the best choice pero yun nga it only comes in manual transmissions consimption siguro is in the 7km/l
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December 13th, 2006 05:10 PM #7
The Civic SiR was only sold as a manual. Compared to the Vti, it's fuel consumption is not that different if driven conservatively.
Given the purpose, family use, you might want to consider the Civic VTi a/t.
The advantage of the LXi (available in automatic) is the slightly smaller non-vtec engine which does deliver good all around performance in typical city driving. Fully loaded, the LXi's smaller engine will find it hard to accelerate the car though.
The SIR might have more HP than the VTi but it lacks power below it's optimum power band. So you will need to rev it to 6000-8000 rpm before getting any VTEC power benefits.
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December 13th, 2006 10:42 PM #9
mag VTi ka na lang ,tapos bihisan mo na lang ng SiR, minus the rear disc brake and DOHC engine
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December 14th, 2006 06:55 AM #10SIR if you need speed and power on the open streets.
Pero if ul use it as a daily commuter get the Vti.
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