[Editor's Note: This article originally ran in our December 2017 issue. Some inmformation may be slightly different.]
The end of an era is upon us: The Honda Civic Si no longer features VTEC, as the automaker has replaced its trick variable valve timing technology with turbocharging.…
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Another one of those "man, when was the last time you saw a clean one of those?"
Takes me back to the Gran Turismo days of my youth.
Mine was a clean one. I shouldn't have sold that one.
Shaun
HalfDork
11/22/17 11:39 a.m.
Great and accessible automotive engineering-
The turbos are still V Attck YO!!
Sigh. Vintage views, but it's still a generation newer than the Si I drove to work this morning.
Matt B
UltraDork
11/22/17 12:51 p.m.
Ah the memories... I had a 93 Si when they were still new-ish. It was my college hoon-mobile and is largely to blame for starting a lifelong habit of separating money from my wallet in search of "faster" (whatever that means at any given time). I will always miss that one.
Keith Tanner said:
Sigh. Vintage views, but it's still a generation newer than the Si I drove to work this morning.
Wouldn't it be two generations?
red_stapler said:
Keith Tanner said:
Sigh. Vintage views, but it's still a generation newer than the Si I drove to work this morning.
Wouldn't it be two generations?
Son of a bitch, you're right. The third and fourth gen cars are apparently the same thing in my mind.
I used to have a 1993 Civic CX hatch. Base Canadian model. No vee-taks, but it was a really good little car. Just nailed the design brief.
In reply to David S. Wallens :
Me too, bc I'd be begging you to take too much money for it. WTB-ISO blah blah. the search continues