Comparison b/w Civic SI, Civic DX-G, Corolla, & Matrix?

Discussion in 'Civic' started by griffin, Jun 3, 2004.

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  1. griffin

    griffin Guest

    Ya, that's two people who've suggested the Scion ...altho I have yet to see
    one here. Looks nice tho ...I'll ask my Toy dealer this weekend about them.
    Anyone here have any true values for MPG for the Matrix ...city and highway.
    Those "official" ratings are useless.

    Thanks again for the feedback everyone.

    me??
     
    griffin, Jun 3, 2004
    #21
  2. griffin

    griffin Guest

    Ya, that's two people who've suggested the Scion ...altho I have yet to see
    one here. Looks nice tho ...I'll ask my Toy dealer this weekend about them.
    Anyone here have any true values for MPG for the Matrix ...city and highway.
    Those "official" ratings are useless.

    Thanks again for the feedback everyone.

    me??
     
    griffin, Jun 3, 2004
    #22
  3. griffin

    Pars Guest

    The EL is simply a re-badged Civic that comes standard with the vtec engine.

    Pars
     
    Pars, Jun 3, 2004
    #23
  4. griffin

    Pars Guest

    The EL is simply a re-badged Civic that comes standard with the vtec engine.

    Pars
     
    Pars, Jun 3, 2004
    #24
  5. griffin

    Pars Guest

    The EL is simply a re-badged Civic that comes standard with the vtec engine.

    Pars
     
    Pars, Jun 3, 2004
    #25
  6. griffin

    Pars Guest

    Considering the Canadian tends to lean toward small cars, it's a shame that the
    Scion was not introduced to Canada. The xB seems like a very fuel efficient way
    to haul light cargo.

    Pars
    98 DX Hatch
     
    Pars, Jun 3, 2004
    #26
  7. griffin

    Pars Guest

    Considering the Canadian tends to lean toward small cars, it's a shame that the
    Scion was not introduced to Canada. The xB seems like a very fuel efficient way
    to haul light cargo.

    Pars
    98 DX Hatch
     
    Pars, Jun 3, 2004
    #27
  8. griffin

    Pars Guest

    Considering the Canadian tends to lean toward small cars, it's a shame that the
    Scion was not introduced to Canada. The xB seems like a very fuel efficient way
    to haul light cargo.

    Pars
    98 DX Hatch
     
    Pars, Jun 3, 2004
    #28
  9. griffin

    Art Guest

    Have you considered a Chrysler PTCrusier. According to Consumer Reports
    they are as reliable as imports and they have more features than the cars
    you have named. Also Chrysler overbuilt capacity because of an initial run
    on the cars for the first 6 months and now they are highly discounted at $5k
    off in the states. They have extremely versatle interiors and relatively
    heavy and sturdy though gas mileage is mediocre.
     
    Art, Jun 4, 2004
    #29
  10. griffin

    Art Guest

    Have you considered a Chrysler PTCrusier. According to Consumer Reports
    they are as reliable as imports and they have more features than the cars
    you have named. Also Chrysler overbuilt capacity because of an initial run
    on the cars for the first 6 months and now they are highly discounted at $5k
    off in the states. They have extremely versatle interiors and relatively
    heavy and sturdy though gas mileage is mediocre.
     
    Art, Jun 4, 2004
    #30
  11. griffin

    Art Guest

    Have you considered a Chrysler PTCrusier. According to Consumer Reports
    they are as reliable as imports and they have more features than the cars
    you have named. Also Chrysler overbuilt capacity because of an initial run
    on the cars for the first 6 months and now they are highly discounted at $5k
    off in the states. They have extremely versatle interiors and relatively
    heavy and sturdy though gas mileage is mediocre.
     
    Art, Jun 4, 2004
    #31
  12. griffin

    Scott in Florida Guest

    Gawd...who would buy a PT Cruiser (ie Neon)?

    Sooooo cheap on the inside...

    Yuckkkkkkk


    Scott in Florida
     
    Scott in Florida, Jun 4, 2004
    #32
  13. griffin

    Scott in Florida Guest

    Gawd...who would buy a PT Cruiser (ie Neon)?

    Sooooo cheap on the inside...

    Yuckkkkkkk


    Scott in Florida
     
    Scott in Florida, Jun 4, 2004
    #33
  14. griffin

    Scott in Florida Guest

    Gawd...who would buy a PT Cruiser (ie Neon)?

    Sooooo cheap on the inside...

    Yuckkkkkkk


    Scott in Florida
     
    Scott in Florida, Jun 4, 2004
    #34
  15. griffin

    Sir Lointip Guest

    Also, the "PiTy Crapper" has only been around for, what, 4 years? Let's
    see how it holds up in 7-10 years time, especially since it is mechanically
    a Neon (a proven crapbox).
     
    Sir Lointip, Jun 4, 2004
    #35
  16. griffin

    Sir Lointip Guest

    Also, the "PiTy Crapper" has only been around for, what, 4 years? Let's
    see how it holds up in 7-10 years time, especially since it is mechanically
    a Neon (a proven crapbox).
     
    Sir Lointip, Jun 4, 2004
    #36
  17. griffin

    Sir Lointip Guest

    Also, the "PiTy Crapper" has only been around for, what, 4 years? Let's
    see how it holds up in 7-10 years time, especially since it is mechanically
    a Neon (a proven crapbox).
     
    Sir Lointip, Jun 4, 2004
    #37
  18. griffin

    Sir Lointip Guest

    Also, the "PiTy Crapper" has only been around for, what, 4 years? Let's
    see how it holds up in 7-10 years time, especially since it is mechanically
    a Neon (a proven crapbox).
     
    Sir Lointip, Jun 4, 2004
    #38
  19. griffin

    Sir Lointip Guest

    Also, the "PiTy Crapper" has only been around for, what, 4 years? Let's
    see how it holds up in 7-10 years time, especially since it is mechanically
    a Neon (a proven crapbox).
     
    Sir Lointip, Jun 4, 2004
    #39
  20. griffin

    Sir Lointip Guest

    Also, the "PiTy Crapper" has only been around for, what, 4 years? Let's
    see how it holds up in 7-10 years time, especially since it is mechanically
    a Neon (a proven crapbox).
     
    Sir Lointip, Jun 4, 2004
    #40
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