New from Ontario, Canada.
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Hello.
I was just browsing the forum and noticed someone had posted an issue similar to what I had.
So, I joined to reply to them.
I very recently purchased my first Honda. It is a 2015 Civic EX.
So far I am very impressed with it.
I was just browsing the forum and noticed someone had posted an issue similar to what I had.
So, I joined to reply to them.
I very recently purchased my first Honda. It is a 2015 Civic EX.
So far I am very impressed with it.
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Thanks everyone for the warm welcomes.
carid. I am thinking of maybe adding a hood deflector and maybe rain guards.
There is also a very minor rust spot on the roof, which I am going to repair when the weather permits. There are a few stone chips I want to take care of before they rust. Once the weather gets better, I am going to get under it and inspect the undercoat. It seems it was done too, but I always double check that sort of thing.
I also want to get a spray to protect the fabric. I am not sure if it was done, but I wasn't going to pay the dealership to do it.
The dealer gave me the fitted mats for my car as well as the paint pen as an add on.
I generally like my cars pretty plain. The Z24 I had was perfect. It had manual everything, roll down windows etc. It had a CD player. No bells and whistles. It was a beast though.
This car, since it has a CVT is a bit trickier to gauge the speed. I only feel a change or "shift" when it gets up just past 100 kms. Otherwise, it is totally smooth.
My last car had a duel clutch transmission. I had nothing but problems with it. The shifting was so rough. So it is something to adjust to in this Honda.
I just babbled!
carid. I am thinking of maybe adding a hood deflector and maybe rain guards.
There is also a very minor rust spot on the roof, which I am going to repair when the weather permits. There are a few stone chips I want to take care of before they rust. Once the weather gets better, I am going to get under it and inspect the undercoat. It seems it was done too, but I always double check that sort of thing.
I also want to get a spray to protect the fabric. I am not sure if it was done, but I wasn't going to pay the dealership to do it.
The dealer gave me the fitted mats for my car as well as the paint pen as an add on.
I generally like my cars pretty plain. The Z24 I had was perfect. It had manual everything, roll down windows etc. It had a CD player. No bells and whistles. It was a beast though.
This car, since it has a CVT is a bit trickier to gauge the speed. I only feel a change or "shift" when it gets up just past 100 kms. Otherwise, it is totally smooth.
My last car had a duel clutch transmission. I had nothing but problems with it. The shifting was so rough. So it is something to adjust to in this Honda.
I just babbled!