How much for an 06 Si?
01-28-2006
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Prices at the moment that im seeing are as follows:
$19,990.00
Manual Transmission
$20,190.00
Manual Transmission with Summer Tires
Hope this helps you. I couldnt afford one but if i could i would have this car
Remember some dealer prices can vary though and you can probably get them cheaper than the price i have written there. That figure will give you a starting idea, and you will have to research further in your area etc.
$19,990.00
Manual Transmission
$20,190.00
Manual Transmission with Summer Tires
Hope this helps you. I couldnt afford one but if i could i would have this car
Remember some dealer prices can vary though and you can probably get them cheaper than the price i have written there. That figure will give you a starting idea, and you will have to research further in your area etc.
01-29-2006
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Rep Power: 0 Thats not bad pricing for a brand new car.
Some of the new Toyota's cost that much just for the little Echo which is only a 1.3L or something.
$20k for a brand new Civic is unreal, remember that includes warranty as well.
Some of the new Toyota's cost that much just for the little Echo which is only a 1.3L or something.
$20k for a brand new Civic is unreal, remember that includes warranty as well.
02-04-2006
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Originally Posted by Sam
Thats not bad pricing for a brand new car.
Some of the new Toyota's cost that much just for the little Echo which is only a 1.3L or something.
$20k for a brand new Civic is unreal, remember that includes warranty as well.
Some of the new Toyota's cost that much just for the little Echo which is only a 1.3L or something.
$20k for a brand new Civic is unreal, remember that includes warranty as well.
PFFT. 20k is high for a car like the civic. It is a nice car, but it should be fully loaded with nav, dvd and everything for 20k
02-26-2006
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Cars are expensive because of the electronics involved in running them.
They are very high tech, so the cost of programming, tuning etc outweighs the cost of parts most of the time.
Cars are expensive because of the electronics involved in running them.
They are very high tech, so the cost of programming, tuning etc outweighs the cost of parts most of the time.
03-26-2006
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Rep Power: 0 The 06 si is a really amazing sports coupe. Same engine as the RSX type-s, has a LSD, loaded with 350 watt system w/sub, 18 inch rims, 197 hp, keyless entry and trunk release, 6 spd transmission. It's pretty loaded, I would say. Not to mention I saw an article where it pretty much overall beat 3 competing vehicles in the approx 20k sporty car range. It beat the Cobalt SS supercharged, Dodge Neon SRT-4, and something else (I forgot) in an overall road test. It handles very well compared to most cars, so I don't think it's too expensive given how good it is and that it's a honda.
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05-03-2006
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Originally Posted by 2Fast4u2
Do they update that site with current prices, or do they just list brand new prices?
05-10-2006
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Originally Posted by pete
Nice site, thanks
Do they update that site with current prices, or do they just list brand new prices?
Do they update that site with current prices, or do they just list brand new prices?
