1989 Honda Civic Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Caractéristique - Moteur 1,4L (D14A1), 16 soupapes, double carburateur, 90ch, le tout pour un petit 860kg. Performance - Bonne accélération pour un petit 1,4l, disques ventilé à l'avant suffisant pour les freins, vire plutôt à plat donc assez maniable. Build Quality - Voiture très bien vieillit et très bien finit pour une entré de gamme de 1989, plastique nickel, un siège conducteur un peu usé et quelques bosse sur la carrosserie et une peinture passé mais rien de méchant. Appearance - Look simple mais efficace :) Cost of Ownership - Le cours du SP98 est pas génial faut pas ce le cacher ^^, pour les pièces de maintenance, rien de bien cher. Fun Factor - Petite, légère et 90ch, c'est assez joueur pour bien s'amuser avec pour une voiture pas cher à l'achat ni à assuré.May 17, 2013

1989 Honda Civic DX custom convertible (2008). Upgraded engine to a 1998 1.6L with 98 clutch/pressure plate. 5 speed manual transmission. Chassis has 280,000 miles on it and the engine/transmission has about 18,000. Great car with lots of power and 45+ MPG. I used the original dual point fuel injection system which yields better fuel economy, but with the 1.6L engine there is plenty of power, especially with the extra weight removed by the top and rear hatch. Jul 13, 2011

Almost 300000 miles but the engine is a ZC out of Japan with about 50K on it by now. Intake kit already installed, slotted and drilled disk brakes already installed, suspension rebuilt with competion level struts etc., (BOMZ Racing and Bear Brakes thank you) Driftz wheels already installed as well. Next step is machining head (ported, polished, valves spring doubled up). Headers and exhaust. Oh yeah, and I'm getting it painted next week.Jun 17, 2011

This car is my first car and i absolutely love it. For such a small car it has so much performance even from bone stock. This car handles great on the corners and has never slid out from under me whilst cornering. Breaking is very fast as it is so light. Very very cheap to run and has used hardly any oil since i have owned it. An awesome car! It almost feels like a go-cartAug 08, 2010

easy aftermarket upgrades interchangeable engines...and parts, buy stock n work your way up to modified. something easy to repair at home and alot of online help on do it yourself thngs as well as trying to build your own ideal of what it should be. its not super fast but you can do your own thing with the car on great buget and always have more room for better things.Mar 29, 2010

I Love honda. Performance is this car is never going to die on me and i can always upgrade the motor to a faster one. Com on it runs on no oil but it could blow. The car is so light that when i see VW in the street i want to race it. Build quality depends on if u put quality parts on it. The Appearance of the car is what im working on what color scheme? so i do. It s a 4 cyls. car so its good on gas, and very easy to fix. This car is fun to drive if u like peeling and drag racing. Jan 14, 2010

perfermance wise it sucks ass. its got like no kick but whatever. breaks are good and handling is real phat, but acceleration could be better. umm well its an 89 so yeah its probly needed repairs from its use. its got over 300k on the engine so whatevs. also got new clutch. appearance is deece i guess. its got some chips. bumper is cracked too. i got the car for 800 bucks so i cant complain, and its really good on gas. yeah the car is pretty fun to drive, its a five speed and sounds real gnarly so yeah its good, its good yeah id recomend this car for a first car. first car is never perfect so what ever you know. yeah its a good little carAug 27, 2008

Yes, I have a Honda Civic. Most people don't know about it because I haven't driven it in a couple of years, since the engine block is cracked (with ~230,000 miles). I bought it for $100 from an acquaintance and fixed the transmission; it ran great for a summer and autumn before dying on me. I had some great memories with that car: my fiance (at the time brand new girlfriend) cut the exhaust off of it with a kitchen knife when the muffler fell off, leaving the rest hanging over the rear axle; my brother and I experienced the (second) hood flying open at full speed, shattering the windshield and making the five mile drive home scary as hell; driving with said broken windshield to Lapeer to get a new one installed, with bits of glass hitting my face along the way. Needless to say, I want to fix this car, if only because I had a lot of fun in six months.Feb 28, 2008