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		<title>Honda to Introduce 5-Door Civic</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A high-spec new variant of the Honda Civic 5-door goes on sale from September, giving the popular British-built hatchback even sportier looks. The new Si grade will be available across the entire 5-door Civic range, in all engine variants and transmissions. The 1.4-litre Si model will wear Graphite colored 16-inch alloy wheels while higher-powered 1.8 [...]]]></description>
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<p>A high-spec new variant of the Honda Civic 5-door goes on sale from September, giving the popular British-built hatchback even sportier looks.<span id="more-380"></span> The new Si grade will be available across the entire 5-door Civic range, in all engine variants and transmissions. The 1.4-litre Si model will wear Graphite colored 16-inch alloy wheels while higher-powered 1.8 petrol and 2.2 diesel Si Civics will sit on 17-inch Graphite colored alloy rims.</p>
<p>All Si variants will have color-coded bumpers, front fog lights, a Type R-style mesh front grille and dark chrome door handles and fuel cap – like that on the Championship White Type R. Inside Si models will get half leather upholstery to continue the sports theme, plus a USB port for iPod connectivity. The Si has been designed to appeal to the Civic&#8217;s increasingly youthful customer and those who want sporty looks with the practicality of a 5-door. And because the Si grade is available across the Civic 5-door range, those on a smaller budget can also enjoy the Si&#8217;s distinct looks.</p>
<p>The Civic Si 1.4-litre i-VTEC will go on sale later this year (date to be confirmed), followed by the Civic Si 1.8-litre i-VTEC and Civic Si 2.2-litre i-CTDi. Three metallic exterior paint colors are available on the new grade: Alabaster Silver Metallic, Crystal Black Pearl, Deep Sapphire Blue Pearl, plus Milano Red as standard.</p>
<p>Pricing</p>
<p>Si grades are priced at £850 RRP over the SE grade</p>
<p>• Civic Si 1.4 i-VTEC Manual &#8211; £15,800 OTR</p>
<p>• Civic Si 1.4 i-VTEC i-SHIFT &#8211; £16,600 OTR</p>
<p>• Civic Si 1.8 i-VTEC Manual &#8211; £16,835 OTR</p>
<p>• Civic Si 1.8 i-VTEC Automatic &#8211; £18,160 OTR</p>
<p>• Civic Si 2.2 i-CTDi Manual &#8211; £18,305 OTR</p>
<p>The Civic Si 1.4-litre manual delivers good fuel economy of 47.9mpg and CO2 emissions of 135g/km. When paired with the i-SHIFT transmission it delivers improved fuel economy of 49.6mpg and reduced CO2 emissions of 132g/km. Meanwhile, the Civic Si 1.8-litre manual has CO2 emissions of 155g/km and fuel economy of 42.2mpg. All 1.8-litre engine Civic 5 door models are available with a classic automatic &#8216;box that was introduced early this year, and in Si guise will deliver 169g/km and 38.7mpg respectively. The Civic Si 2.2-litre (manual) achieves CO2 emissions of 139g/km and fuel economy of 53.3mpg.</p>
<p>(via: <em>Honda PR</em>)</p>
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