Had prviously put this in the wrong forum, meant for it to go here:

Now this is the spyshot of the actual 2006 civic. I actually like how this looks. I like how the rear door line flows diagonly to the floor without any curving, like the TSX.
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and the second pic

Here's a link to an article with the same pictures-

http://www.thecarconnection.com/index.asp?article=8444

I like it, at least from initial impressions it looks really sleek.

damn, going to make me want a civic again........ something wrong with that. :nuts:

you take the civic, and i'll take your car!!! :D :yes: :lmao: :nuts:

you take the civic, and i'll take your car!!! :D :yes: :lmao: :nuts:

that'll cost ya though!!! $16,??? that i still owe!!! :lmao:

(ssshh!!! i did enter the contest to win a 2005 civic sedan in the pittsburgh post gazette..... i figure it could "help' me get back on track witht he value vs what i owe factor..... :lmao: and who wouldn't want a free honda?? ;) )

funny you say that...... i entered too!!! :banana:

Someone on TOV translated this if you're interested. It also mentioned something about a 5dr model, but maybe only for other markets.

http://home.comcast.net/~jjustice7/06_si_sedan_best_car2.jpg

thats the prototype they had at all the autoshows this year. i like it. i like the fact its got a lsd, i like the fact that i could easily put out 230 hp to the wheels with a few bolt on mods.

This said something about a 1.3L w/IMA at the top left.

By my calculations 30km/L is 70MPG? Holy crap

Google says: 30 (kilometers per liter) = 70.5643753 miles per gallon

holy crap is right! that even overdoes the Insight, and way better than the Prius. i wonder how good the city mileage would be?

I was really bored. Some of you will notice that the rear end actually looks a lot like another car that just came out. stevel will probably catch on real fast...lol

30km/l may translate to 70mpg in UNITS, but the system used to measure fuel economy is different.

30km/l may translate to 70mpg in UNITS, but the system used to measure fuel economy is different.

While that's true, at least we know that it is achievable under the right conditions. Of course, we don't know that yet because the magazine is just speculating. I don't think anybody (probably not even Honda) knows for sure what the new Hybrid is going to do.