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The new Civic is not bad..the only problem is the rear suspension system still uses a old torsion beam system..which is less sophisticated than the multi-link setup of other cars like the Focus, Mazda 3, Renault Megane and so on..so the ride of the Civic will be SLIGHTLY less sophisticated than the other cars I mentioned here..haha..
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Originally posted by Garage R:its doesnt matter at all..at least u can sit in it anytime u want..
It actually does... cos when you say "I got the honda odessy", you're giving ppl the impression that YOU bought it... there's a difference between you getting a car and your parents getting one for the family...
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Originally posted by alleggerita:The new Civic is not bad..the only problem is the rear suspension system still uses a old torsion beam system..which is less sophisticated than the multi-link setup of other cars like the Focus, Mazda 3, Renault Megane and so on..so the ride of the Civic will be SLIGHTLY less sophisticated than the other cars I mentioned here..haha..
I dun understand... could you describe how the ride of a car could be slightly less sophisticated??
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Originally posted by alleggerita:The new Civic is not bad..the only problem is the rear suspension system still uses a old torsion beam system..which is less sophisticated than the multi-link setup of other cars like the Focus, Mazda 3, Renault Megane and so on..so the ride of the Civic will be SLIGHTLY less sophisticated than the other cars I mentioned here..haha..
the rear uses double wishbone la...
civics uses double wishbone for the rear from as way back as the EG
the only jap sedans in this segment with a rear dependent suspension as the one u described is the corolla/vios/sylphy....Edited by n0x 16 Mar `07, 9:36PM
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Originally posted by n0x:the rear uses double wishbone la...
civics uses double wishbone for the rear from as way back as the EG
the only jap cars in this segment with a rear dependent suspension as the one u described is the corolla/vios/sylphy....I guess that's the only way for them left to keep their cars somewhat sophisticated yet affordable to the general layman.
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Originally posted by freakass:Erm... pardon me for my ignorance... can anyone tell me what is the difference between the new 2007 honda civic and those common ones that we see on the roads? Any pics to show? I thought the current ones on the roads are relatively new? The type with the cartoonish rear lights...
maybe TS meant the ones that came out after the launch.... aka the 1.6litre models....
orh... so means TS/TS's parents buying the base model ah....
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Ah... ic... thats the new one... the UK one isn't out yet?? Its the one over here... www.redh.co.uk
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Originally posted by n0x:the rear uses double wishbone la...
civics uses double wishbone for the rear from as way back as the EG
the only jap sedans in this segment with a rear dependent suspension as the one u described is the corolla/vios/sylphy....Oh..haha..my mistake..sorry..the Civic in the UK uses the old torsion beam system..the Civic here in Asia uses the double wishbone set-up..so you are right..lol..
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