2006 Civic spy pics!
24-Jun-2005, 01:43 PM
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2006 Civic spy pics!
The pics are not very good, but the car is still very similar to the concept. I like it, but I still want to see how much HP it will have and what the interior is like.
24-Jun-2005, 04:40 PM
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Originally posted by SteveZ
wow...thats brutal
instead of changing the civic design once every year, why doesnt honda just introduce a new car instead of clinging onto their one model.
wow...thats brutal
instead of changing the civic design once every year, why doesnt honda just introduce a new car instead of clinging onto their one model.
If Honda came out with a new model car every year, that means more marketing, more ads, more money in the long run. Honda doesn't have to sell cars anymore. People come to the dealership because they know what they are getting. Civics sell themselves. You don't need to persuade someone to buy a civic. If they want one, they know where to find one.
The back of the car is ugly, but no one knows for sure if this is the real 2006 civic or not. Nothing is official at this moment. Everything you see now is pretty much just a concept.
24-Jun-2005, 04:55 PM
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Originally posted by SteveZ
wow...thats brutal
instead of changing the civic design once every year, why doesnt honda just introduce a new car instead of clinging onto their one model.
wow...thats brutal
instead of changing the civic design once every year, why doesnt honda just introduce a new car instead of clinging onto their one model.
design changes are made once every 4-5 years.
and before you speak your POS cavalier is just as old as the POS civic. you're an idiot.
1981-cavalier was introduced.
1973-the civic was introduced into the canadian market.
24-Jun-2005, 04:58 PM
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I like the back much better then the current model It's the only thing I dislike about my 03. Those pictures are definately a production model with some tape for disguise. It looks like a baby TSX Coupe. I did find a pic of the front, but it's fronm a distance and very ppor.
24-Jun-2005, 06:17 PM
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Originally posted by phuviano
Well first off, the civic has made itself a name for being cheap and reliable. Why would Honda ruin that by introducing a new model?? It doesn't make much sense. Honda doesn't change its cars every year. They do it approximately every 5 years.
If Honda came out with a new model car every year, that means more marketing, more ads, more money in the long run. Honda doesn't have to sell cars anymore. People come to the dealership because they know what they are getting. Civics sell themselves. You don't need to persuade someone to buy a civic. If they want one, they know where to find one.
The back of the car is ugly, but no one knows for sure if this is the real 2006 civic or not. Nothing is official at this moment. Everything you see now is pretty much just a concept.
Well first off, the civic has made itself a name for being cheap and reliable. Why would Honda ruin that by introducing a new model?? It doesn't make much sense. Honda doesn't change its cars every year. They do it approximately every 5 years.
If Honda came out with a new model car every year, that means more marketing, more ads, more money in the long run. Honda doesn't have to sell cars anymore. People come to the dealership because they know what they are getting. Civics sell themselves. You don't need to persuade someone to buy a civic. If they want one, they know where to find one.
The back of the car is ugly, but no one knows for sure if this is the real 2006 civic or not. Nothing is official at this moment. Everything you see now is pretty much just a concept.
I agree fully, of course you cant expect this guy to understand, he drives a Cavalier and GM is retarted with bringing out more models that they dont need which dont sell very well overall. IE rather then be like lets say Nissan and have a large, medium and compact sedan, a sports car, a van, a truck and a couple other vehicles that all sell very well GM would rather have 3 of the same car all made by there different divisions all with the bodies and interiors slightly reworked. And then overall the cars dont sell that well. And im sure the dude with the Cavalier is likely going to have some clever comeback to my reply but the fact of the matter is I grew up in a GM family that only owned GM products for over 20 years and as a matter of fact my first car was an Oldsmobile so trust me I know Honda and GM inside and out.
