HONDA MODELS: Honda Civic Lx

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It is obvious that Honda has put a lot of effort into the new Honda Civic making sure that every model in the range has something to offer. The base Honda Civic model will be missing out on a lot of the features and tech but what it lacks in tech it makes Buyers can opt to have the safety package called Honda Sensing with the model they choose, for an extra $1,000, which includes Adaptive Cruise Control. Design-wise, buyers can choose from several trims such as the Civic LX and EX trims for the 2.0L model The 2016 Honda Civic will be available in a new Special Edition model, and this new edition will be something of a combination between the base LX and the more luxurious EX models. It will include some new features like the EX's Display Audio, automatic LOS ANGELES -- The paint is barely dry on Honda's 10th-generation Civic, but the automaker is already predicting including shipping, for the base LX with a six-speed manual. Honda hasn't even announced release dates for the subsequent coupe, an all Following yesterday’s leak, Honda has announce the official pricing list of the 2016 Civic Sedan. If you are interested in one, you should know that the entry-level LX, equipped with a manual transmission, can be yours from 18,640 USD. This basically Prices for the all-new 2016 Honda Civic sedan have been revealed in the US, where it goes on sale mid-November onwards. The 2016 Civic sedan is available in as many as 15 variants, with the basic LX variant powered by the 2.0-litre petrol engine .

The bigger, less-than-hateful-looking, next-generation Honda Civic unveiled last month will start at $19,475 At the bottom end, the LX model with a 6-speed transmission will start at $19,475, which is $165 more than the 2015 model. Benefitting from Honda's vehicle packaging expertise with a lower lift-over height and wider opening. The Civic LX features a one-piece rear folding seatback, while EX and above trims feature a 60/40 split and folding rear seatback. It shows. On the road, it’s evident Honda took this Civic seriously; it feels much more substantial, with style and sophistication. We drove the high-volume base LX and the new top-of-the-line Touring trim. The base engine is smooth and unobtrusive and Honda’s base pricing for the 2-liter 2016 Civic LX sedan with the six-speed manual transmission starts at $18,640, only $150 more than the 2015 model. Considering the extra features, technology, power and fuel economy, that paltry additional cost .