Miami drivers appreciate a reliable stylish ride and that is why many of them choose the Honda Civic. A variety of changes can be seen on the new 2010 Honda Civic, starting with a sharper definition to the grille and lower front bumper. Although it doesn’t have the longest body in the class, no compact competitor has a longer wheelbase than the Honda Civic four-door sedan. All Civics have front-wheel drive and are well-served by smooth-running four-cylinder engines. The electric motor can propel the Civic Hybrid for very short distances on battery power alone, but mostly acts as an assist to the engine. This helps save fuel and lower emissions by allowing use of a smaller gas engine and by enabling the engine to shut off at stops and then restart automatically as the driver depresses the accelerator. Ask for features, every Civic comes with antilock brakes, a tilt/telescope steering wheel, a height-adjustable driver’s seat, and power windows. Notable features include antiskid control to stabilize the car in changes of direction; it’s standard on the Civic EX-L, Hybrid, and Si.
Still need more facts to steer your thoughts towards a Honda Civic? Well Brickell Honda in Miami is offering the new 2010 Honda Civic VP for as low as $169 a month. Visit Brickell Honda online at http://www.brickellhonda.com or call them directly at 888-407-9334.
