8th Gen Honda Civic2006 and up is the 8th Generation Honda Civic. It adds a new look to the Civic line-up. A really smooth front end separates it from previous generations while still carrying the reliability of the Civic name.
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View Poll Results: What is your favorite Color on the 2006 Civic?
Why do car companies always come up with the dumbest names for colors? I also like how they make most of the paints metallic so they can charge an extra $100-$500 dollars for the paint job.
I will never buy a car without a flat paint job just because I do not want to pay their rip off charges.
Why do car companies always come up with the dumbest names for colors? I also like how they make most of the paints metallic so they can charge an extra $100-$500 dollars for the paint job.
I will never buy a car without a flat paint job just because I do not want to pay their rip off charges.
these are the stock paints are they?
I dont think you're paying extra for them.
The 06 Honda metallic blue color is hot... so nice.
Im thinking of spraying my old car that color
I can confirm what Twinkle has said. I sold all the various ford products, Jaguars, Astin Martins, Ford, Mercury, Lincoln, Mazda etc, and all of those lines had an extra charge for the metallics.
Which colors were sold as standard?
White, black, red etc but what else was sold without extra charge?
Sometimes they may have other colors as matte finishes, but normally you only had black and white that were not metallic. Then they would often have an off-white metallic or pearl, and also sometimes a black metallic. No doubt the metallic paint looks better, but it was like $450 more.
$450 is worth it IMO.
Its a small price to pay for a unique looking car. I see too many of the common colors around.
Having something different catches peoples eye.
I had a 1956 Chevrolet Bel-Air Sport Sedan that was White over Green. That's a color scheme I liked! Does anyone think two tones will ever make a resurgence as a factory offering?