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Photo 12 -- Exterior Front

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» Photo 1 -- Exterior Front
» Photo 2 -- Exterior Rear
» Photo 3 -- Exterior Front
» Photo 4 -- Engine
» Photo 5 -- Gearshift
» Photo 6 -- Wheel
» Photo 7 -- Front Seats
» Photo 8 -- Dashboard
» Photo 9 -- Tachometer
» Photo 10 -- Exterior Rear
» Photo 11 -- Exterior Front
» Photo 12 -- Exterior Front
» Photo 13 -- Exterior Front
» Photo 14 -- Exterior Side
» Photo 15 -- Exterior Front

 
TO THE POINT What’s New? With 197 horsepower flowing through a six-speed manual gearbox to a helical limited-slip differential and 17-inch Michelin Pilot Exalto PE2 summer tires, does it matter what else might be new on the 2006 Honda Civic Si?
Selling Points: Sleek styling, sophisticated engineering, comfortable front seats, lots of standard safety equipment, reputation for reliability, amazing performance
Deal Breakers: Cramped back seat, funky dash design
Our Advice: Honda unleashes a redesigned 2006 Civic Si, equipped with enough performance hardware that it sets the new standard by which sport compact cars must be measured.

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2006 Honda Civic Si

Wow, the 2006 Honda Civic Si is really nailed down. Its power band feels flatter than the Acura RSX Type S, with more torque coming on earlier in the game, and the blinking rev-limiter light is a nice touch. The helical limited-slip differential effectively scrubs understeer in tight hairpins, and the summer performance tires stick to the road like Rove on Bush. The six-speed gearbox is tighter and more pleasurable to use than the EX Coupe’s five-speed unit, and the pedals are set up for easy heel-and-toe action. Steering feels better too, quicker and with added heft off-center, though the electric drive-by-wire nature of the system produces little actual road feel. In terms of braking, the Civic Si feels like it can stop on a dime, and the suspension provides a taut ride, producing excellent communication with the road.


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