Honda Civic E

Honda Civic E

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₹ 13,50,000
* Delhi. May vary.
Discontinued

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QUICK FACTS & INFORMATION
Car Variant 2008 Honda Civic E
Availability Status in India Discontinued
Car Type Sedan
Fuel Type Petrol
Latest Price in India Honda Civic E price was INR 13.50 lakh before being discontinued.
ARAI Mileage (Certified) 14.8 kmpl
ENGINE & TRANSMISSION
Maximum Power 132 Bhp @ 6300 rpm
Engine Details i-VTEC, 1.8L
DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT
Overall Length 4545 mm
Overall Width 1750 mm
Overall Height 1450 mm
Wheelbase 2700.0 mm
Ground Clearance 170.00 mm
Kerb Weight 1210.00 kg
Turning Radius 5.40 metres
CAPACITY
Seating Capacity 5
Fuel Tank Capacity 50.00 litres
BRAKES & SUSPENSION
Brakes Front Disk, Rear Drum
Suspension McPherson Strut, Double Wishbone
WHEELS & TYRES
Alloy Wheels
COMFORT & CONVENIENCE
Steering Adjustment (Rake)
Steering Mounted Controls
Rear AC Vents
Remote Fuel Filler
Steering Adjustment (Reach)
Air Conditioner Dual Zone Climate Control
Power Steering Power
Rear Defogger
Rear Washer & Wiper
Rain Sensing Wipers
Power Windows
Remote Boot Release
EXTERIOR FEATURES
Body Coloured Bumpers
Outside Rear-view Mirrors Both Side Electric
Tinted Glass
INTERIOR FEATURES
Sunroof
ACTIVE & PASSIVE SAFETY FEATURES
Rear Seat Belts 3
Airbags 2
Parking Sensors
BRAKING & TRACTION
Electronic Brake Distribution (EBD)
Anti-lock Braking System (ABS)
Electronic Stability Program (ESP)
Traction Control
LOCKS & SECURITY
Central Locking Manual
INSTRUMENTATION
Tachometer
LIGHTING
Xenon Headlamps
Front Fog Lights
Darkness Sensing Headlamps
ORVM Turn Indicators
INFOTAINMENT
Music System NA
SEATS & UPHOLSTERY
Leather Seats Yes
Folding Rear Seats
Rear Centre Armrest With Cup Holder
Driver Seat Adjustment Manual
Key Features of the Car
Summary Civic 1.8 E MT (2008) is a premium looking powerful sedan coming from Honda. The car has been discontinued and is yet to be re-launched in the Indian markets. The 2008 model came with a powerful 1.8 l i-VTEC engine which gives out a maximum power of 132 bhp @ 6300 rpm. The sedan failed to find success in India and it is likely to get a reboot as a luxury car. The new generation Civic will be a rival to Skoda Octavia, Toyota Corolla Altis and Hyundai Elantra.

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Comfort, safety, and a nice aesthetic

Love Goyal | 2 years ago
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Overall, the Honda Civic offers a great performance, ultra comfort, and is safe and easy to maintain. It is a sustainable product that looks like new even after 8 years and 80000 km of use. The handling of the car is great, the air conditioning is very comfortable, and the car has a nice look to it. It is a great car for those looking for comfort, safety, and a nice aesthetic.

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Great pickup and power

Shiba Ansari | 2 years ago
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The Honda Civic has a great pickup and power. The driving experience is smooth and comfortable, although it took some time to get used to its larger turning radius. The acceleration is great, and the car is easy to maneuver. The interior is spacious and comfortable, and the car has a lot of features that make it an enjoyable ride. The audio system is great and the car is overall very reliable. The Honda Civic is a great car for those who are looking for a comfortable and reliable ride.

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The fuel economy is not the best

Charu Jain | One year ago
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The Honda Civic is an amazing car with a great balance of comfort, power, and performance. However, it can be costly to maintain and has a lower mileage than some other cars. I have found it to be comfortable and it really feels like a super car when driving. 

Unfortunately, the fuel economy is not the best, but that is why it is so powerful and capable. Overall, I would highly recommend the Honda Civic for its comfort and performance but just be aware that it may be a bit expensive to maintain.

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Great pickup and power

Akshat Vijay | 2 years ago
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The Honda Civic has a great pickup and power. The driving experience is smooth and comfortable, although it took some time to get used to its larger turning radius. The acceleration is great, and the car is easy to maneuver. The interior is spacious and comfortable, and the car has a lot of features that make it an enjoyable ride. The audio system is great and the car is overall very reliable. The Honda Civic is a great car for those who are looking for a comfortable and reliable ride.

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Impressive sedan car packed with plenty of power, great speed

Neeraj Gupta | 2 years ago
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The Honda Civic (2008) is an impressive sedan car packed with plenty of power, great speed and an outstanding suspension system. It offers an excellent fuel economy and a great value for the money. The car also has halogen front lights that give it a very distinctive look. The maintenance costs for this car are on the higher side but this is expected for such a powerful car. All in all, the Honda Civic (2008) is a great sedan car with plenty of features and great value for the money.

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Honda Civic E Discussion

User Comments
Nicky Status
18 years ago

Honda claim an outstanding 55.4mpg combined fuel consumption figure for the Civic and CO2 emissions of 135g/km will also attract the attention of company car users. The engine has smooth pulling power from low in the rev range, with 251lb/ft of torque being produced at 2,000rpm. Its capable of an 8.6s sprint to 60mph too, with a maximum speed of 127mph giving it respectable top end reserves.

The Civic offers a really good driving position with firm side bolsters in the seat for support and the headrest hovering just behind your cranium. The pedals feel well weighted underfoot and theres a large foot rest area to give the left peg a break from clutching duties.


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