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Current got a Civic Type R, had one for 3 years from new, never missed a beat, had in Integra Type R before that, if you want reliability etc it's got to be Honda, the Civic isn't a patch on the Integra for sheer fun, but the Civic gives you a good all round compromise good round town and fast when needed, I'm getting around 35mpg on a good run, but probably be selling this soon to buy a van :( I know a couple of guys who've had various scoobies, damn good cars, but servicing a running costs are sky high, you're talking 500 quid per service on one of those and probably 20mpg, whereas my last service 3 yr/36,000 mile plus MOT was £230! Civic isn't great on front tyres (if pushed) saying that a scooby will be chewing through all 4 I guess. Good thing for me is that prices have stayed fairly high due to being the hatch to have for a few years, whereas scoobies seem to have dropped as new models etc come out at the bat of an eyelid. |
Had a honda coupe for 12 months, 2.2vtec. Like JPM says, they never miss a beat. As Clarkson said on FlopGear, out of the two million or so made, not one of the vtecs has ever failed. Civic R would be my choice. |
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They use them here in the midlands too. Saw a guy get pulled by one on the M6 nr Corly services. |
I'm with JPM on this, civic is great but the integra is just superb if a little old hat now, but certainly rare and hard to find a minter un abused. what about the focus RS or ever a ST170 ? still think they are stunning looking cars and not too chavish yet |
If I could get my hands on a good Integra Type R, I would buy it! It's basically a road legal race car. The DC5 would be the one to gor for, if I had the extra cash - but no! I'm not a fan of the Focus RS, or the ST. I've driven both and you don't feel part of the car, more a passenger. An Escort Cosworth is on the other hand a different story! The vRS has now been mentioned a couple of times to me, so I think a blast in one has to be organised. The Civic is still out in front. Cheers! |
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Next door neighbour imported a DC5 himself not so long back. Did the SVA etc himself without too much hassle. Didn't cost much more than you're looking to spend. |
Must admit I'm struggling to decide between either a 350Z or maybe the later Integra on an import, I did ask Honda when I was about to buy my Civic if they would service the newer Integra, and back then it wasn't an issue. Although I'm am being pressured into a van by you know who. |
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Nah... not bling enough for me, and too big, if I go down the van route it's going to be small and useable every day and in place of a car, so either a tricked up Vito or new 174Bhp Transporter, alloys, lowered, pimp tints, hopefully black with a nice red stripe down the side... SUCKA!:lol: |
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