94 Honda Civic Jdm Right Hand Drive on 2040-cars
Highland Lakes, New Jersey, United States
Engine:WITH OR WITHOUT
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
For Sale By:Private Seller
Interior Color: Black
Model: Civic
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: COUPE
Drive Type: RIGHT HAND DRIVE
Mileage: 200,000
Options: Sunroof, CD Player
Sub Model: EX
Power Options: Power Windows
Exterior Color: BATTLE SHIP GRAY
94 JDM Honda Civic right hand drive
Exterior :
JDM front head lights
Color: Battleship Grey
JDM fog lights
JDM parking pole
JDM power antenna on rear Q/P
JDM rear window visor
JDM power folding mirrors
JDM windshield wipers
BBS 16' replica wheels
OEM front lip
Standley side marker lights
INTERIOR:
Buddy club limited edition front seats & rails
JDM SIR white face cluster
JDM climate control
JDM clock
JDM center council w/ double den
Stock rear seats
Motor/Suspension :
JDM Type R motor with papers
Buddy club 1 piece suspension
powder coated sub frame & lower control arms
S2000 clutch master cylinder with sandwich plate
Type R brake booster
Full engine wire top
Full shave bay
Brake line tuck
Battery tuck under dash
Buddy club battery
ITR strout bar base
Buddy club rear control arms
ASR subframe brakes
HKS exhaust
AND ALOT MORE GOODIES THAT I KNOW I'M FORGETTING .... i got about $15,000 invested into the car .. for more info TXT 908-377-4980
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Honda recalls 2.7 million vehicles for new air bag inflator defect
Wed, Jan 22 2020WASHINGTON — Honda said on Tuesday it will recall 2.7 million older U.S. vehicles in North America for potentially defective air bag inflators. The defect involves a different type of Takata inflator than those that have prompted the largest-ever auto safety recalls worldwide covering more than 42 million U.S. vehicles by 19 automakers with Takata air bag inflators. The new recall covers Honda and Acura automobiles from the 1996 through 2003 model years. Honda said it is aware of one field rupture of an inflator in the new recall campaign — a 2012 crash in Texas that resulted in an injury — and two in junkyards in Japan. The campaign covers 2.4 million U.S. vehicles and 300,000 in Canada, Honda said, adding that it has not determined recall numbers for other countries. Takata issued a new defect notice in November for inflators from four automakers, including Honda. Honda said all three vehicles "potentially were exposed to unusually high amounts of moisture prior to the rupture events." Honda said the recalls cover driver front airbag inflators manufactured with non-azide propellant and said "all inspections and repairs will begin in approximately one year, as replacement parts from alternative suppliers are not yet available." Honda said it "regrets any inconvenience or distress that this situation may cause to our customers as we seek to resolve this situation. Honda believes that the risk of improper airbag deployment in its vehicles remains very low at this time, but we cannot absolutely guarantee the performance of any recalled part." Related Video:
Honda Civic Tourer caught testing ahead of 2014 launch
Mon, 08 Apr 2013Honda showed off its Civic Tourer concept at the Geneva Motor Show in March, and at that time, we were told that a production version would be coming to market in the very near future. Obviously, the sleek lines of the concept car will be dumbed down slightly for consumers, but that doesn't mean the Civic wagon will be a bland machine. The Euro-spec Civic's angular front end looks like it will blend nicely with the rakish rump that we saw on the concept.
Our sources suggest that not only will the Civic Tourer be a class-leader in terms of cargo capacity, but it will likely be a pretty engaging car from behind the wheel, as well. Honda is hoping that the Tourer will account for roughly 20 percent of all European Civic sales after it goes on sale.
Expect to see the production car debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show this September, with the first customers taking delivery in early 2014. In the meantime, have a look at the camouflaged swoopy wagon from all angles in our gallery above.
FIA levels F1 playing field for Honda
Mon, Jan 19 2015Formula One may place a high emphasis on technical innovation, but it also demands an equal playing field. So after the FIA regulations handed Mercedes a technical advantage for next season, a loophole was opened up to allow Ferrari and Renault to update their engines throughout the year. That left engine-supplier-to-be Honda in the dust, but now the motorsport governing body has awarded the Japanese automaker the same courtesy. As is often the case, the issue revolves around the specific wording of the regulations. Ferrari and Renault successfully argued that, contrary to its spirit, the letter of the law (or regulations, in any event) didn't actually specify when existing engine suppliers had to complete their revisions for the upcoming championship. The thing is that the rules were more clear when it came to new suppliers, so Honda was told that it would have to complete its design before the start of the season – unlike Ferrari, Renault and Mercedes, which would be allowed to continue development (albeit on a limited basis) throughout the year. Recognizing the inherent injustice of the resulting regulations, the FIA has consented to Honda's request that it be afforded the same opportunities as its rivals. The Japanese manufacturer, which returns to the paddock this season with McLaren, will therefore be allowed to make adjustments to its engines as its first season back on the grid progresses, just like the other engine suppliers. News Source: AutosportImage Credit: McLaren Motorsports Honda McLaren F1 fia regulations