06 Honda Civic Si Coupe 2.0l Vtec 6speed Manual on 2040-cars
Lawrenceville, Georgia, United States
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The 2006Honda Civic
comes as six distinct models: sedan, coupe, Si sedan, Si coupe, Hybrid
sedan, and natural-gas GX sedan.The sedan and coupe both have a 1.8L
i-VTEC four-cylinder engine, making 140 horsepower and 128 lb-ft of
torque. The sedan and coupe meet ULEV-II emissions standard in all 50
states.The Si sedan and coupe step up to an especially high-revving 2.0L
i-VTEC four-cylinder engine making 197 horsepower and 139 lb-ft of
torque, paired with a six-speed manual transmission and employing a
helical-type limited-slip differential to help ensure smoother power
delivery in high-performance driving.The Si models also get significant
upgrades, including 17-inch wheels and high-performance V-rated tires,
special trim and bolstered sport seats with red stitching inside, and a
rear wing and aerodynamic cladding outside.All Civics have Honda's
Advanced Compatibility Engineering (ACE) body structure, which helps
more evenly absorb the force of frontal collisions and also helps in
collisions with vehicles of differing sizes. Four-channel anti-lock
brakes with electronic brakeforce distribution, front occupant side air
bags, two-row side-curtain air bags, active front head restraints, and
rear head restraints for all positions are standard on all models,
too.The Civic Hybrid only comes as a sedan. It brings a smaller 1.3L
four-cylinder engine paired with a 20-horsepower electric motor as part
of Honda's Integrated Motor Assist hybrid system, in which the electric
motor boosts the gasoline engine when accelerating, saves some of the
energy lost in braking, and allows the engine to turn off at stoplights,
provided your foot is on the brake. Together, the engine and motor
deliver 110 horsepower and 123 lb-ft of torque.Finally, there's the
Civic GX, which is also only available as a sedan and is powered
exclusively by natural gas. The GX is only available at select
dealerships in California and New York, and comes with a 113-horsepower,
1.8L four-cylinder engine, and may qualify for a federal tax
credit.Sedans and coupes (except the Hybrid and GX) are available in
three trim levels: the frugal DX (which is the Civic price leader, at
$14,810 for the coupe), the well-equipped LX, and the more luxuriously
appointed EX and EX-L with leather seat trim. The DX gets power windows
and locks and tilt/telescope steering, among other basics. The LX adds
popular features like air conditioning, cruise control, remote entry,
and a CD sound system, while the EX brings extras like a six-speaker
sound system that's XM ready and a 60/40-split folding rear seat to make
the trunk area more versatile.Si models are equipped with a similar
level of conveniences as EX models, but they also get a 350-watt,
seven-speaker sound system with a subwoofer. The Mugen sedan nets
performance enhancing features such as factory-tuned suspension,
cat-back exhaust, and a special appearance package, including a body
kit, a unique front grille, and an adjustable rear spoiler.A
satellite-linked navigation system with voice recognition is optional on
EX and Si models and has a 6.5-inch display screen. The system also
brings a CompactFlash card reader, so that MP3 or WMA media can be
played on the sound system.
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