2010 Honda Civic Sedan
MSRP
$15,990
drivetrain
Front Wheel Drive
epa classification
Compact
passenger capacity
5
energuide estimate - city
7.4
energuide estimate - hwy
5.4
engine type
Gas I4
displacement
1.8L/110
sae net horsepower @ rpm
140 @ 6300
sae net torque @ rpm
128 @ 4300
trans type
5
brake type
Pwr
brake abs system
4-Wheel
disc - front (yes or )
Yes
fuel tank capacity, approx
50
wheelbase
106.4
length, overall
176.9
width, max w/o mirrors
69.0
height, overall
56.5
trunk volume
12.0
Passenger Volume
90.9
Base Curb Weight
2646
Cruising Range - City
1588.44
Cruising Range - Hwy
2176.75
Fuel System
Gasoline
Trans Description Cont.
Manual
Suspension Type - Front
Control-Link
Suspension Type - Rear
Reactive-link
Suspension Type - Front (Cont.)
MacPherson
Suspension Type - Rear (Cont.)
Double Wishbone
Front Tire Size
P195/65R15
Rear Tire Size
P195/65R15
Front Wheel Size
15 x -TBD-
Rear Wheel Size
15 x -TBD-
Front Wheel Material
Steel
Rear Wheel Material
Steel
Steering Type
Pwr Rack & Pinion
Drum - Rear (Yes or )
Yes
Front Head Room
39.4
Front Leg Room
42.2
Front Shoulder Room
53.8
Front Hip Room
51.9
Second Head Room
37.5
Second Leg Room
34.6
Second Shoulder Room
52.5
Second Hip Room
51.1
Track Width, Front
59.0
Track Width, Rear
60.2
Min Ground Clearance
6.1
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The ever-popular Civic sedan saw a mid-cycle upgrade last year, so 2010 means few changes expected. Power comes from a 140-hp 1.8-litre four-cylinder engine with either a five-speed manual or five-speed automatic, delivering good mileage and nimble handling in a still-futuristic-looking package. Hot Si model uses 197-hp 2.0-litre engine with a six-speed manual, limited-slip differential and sticky tires. Meanwhile, Civic Hybrid gets 93-hp 1.3-litre four-cylinder helped by Honda’s Integrated Motor Assist to deliver great fuel economy in a subtle package.

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