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lol saw this on the honda site and thought it was pretty funny... read after sports
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2005 Civic Coupe Value Package
The Civic Value Package sports a powerful 115-hp, 1.7-liter, SOHC 4-cylinder engine. Plus, it features air conditioning, center console & armrest, and CD player. An Immobilizer Theft-Deterrent System and available front side airbags help to protect both you and your new Civic.
it says powerful lol
Trim Descriptions Features Summary Full Specs
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2005 Civic Coupe Value Package
The Civic Value Package sports a powerful 115-hp, 1.7-liter, SOHC 4-cylinder engine. Plus, it features air conditioning, center console & armrest, and CD player. An Immobilizer Theft-Deterrent System and available front side airbags help to protect both you and your new Civic.
it says powerful lol
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^^ yea i know wut u mean..
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I guess this is more of wut my reply is to..
dumb as it may sound im sure it helps somewhat..
Originally Posted by devilvtec
powerful 115 hp engine, somewhat of an oxy moron unless you're sporting a go kart 
I guess this is more of wut my reply is to..
dumb as it may sound im sure it helps somewhat..
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Haha, "econobox." That's awesome, shmik1.
Honestly, though, 115-120hp isn't a lot in the long run, but it gets me from point A to point B and I think I look pretty damn good while I'm doing it, so I will take it.
Also, one of my buddies just got a '99 Monte Carlo and I asked him what his fuel economy was like. He thought between 20-22mpg. I just loving shoving my 34 in those people's faces. Especially with fuel prices as they are.
Honestly, though, 115-120hp isn't a lot in the long run, but it gets me from point A to point B and I think I look pretty damn good while I'm doing it, so I will take it.
Also, one of my buddies just got a '99 Monte Carlo and I asked him what his fuel economy was like. He thought between 20-22mpg. I just loving shoving my 34 in those people's faces. Especially with fuel prices as they are.
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hahaha I thought that title was funny. Then I realized that we were talking about the base car, which is actually pretty good compared to some of its competition.
My friend and I were car shopping and she asked how much power the new xA and the xB had and their price, I told her she could get a new Civic for the same amount and it would have more power. She really is considering between a Corolla and a Civic sedan. When we saw the Tc however... now that's a totally different story.
My friend and I were car shopping and she asked how much power the new xA and the xB had and their price, I told her she could get a new Civic for the same amount and it would have more power. She really is considering between a Corolla and a Civic sedan. When we saw the Tc however... now that's a totally different story.
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Rep Power: 0 The words "powerful" and "115-hp, 1.7-liter, SOHC 4-cylinder engine" should never be used in the same sentence. I would've used "economical", or "justifiable".
The Civic Value Package sports a justifiable 115-hp, 1.7-liter, SOHC 4-cylinder engine.
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