Wheel Volkswagen

Today, it comes in coupe or sedan. You can buy four different engines sizes: the 1.5 L 4 cylinder hybrid, the 1.8 L 4 cylinder 110 hp engine, the 1.8 L 4 cylinder 143 hp or the 2.4 L 4 cylinder 205 hp engine.

The trim levels on the Civic are fairly exhaustive, but there are some honorable mentions on the aforementioned hybrids and natural gas models. Both models feature a 7" touch screen command console and the Honda Link syncing program. They both sport expanded view drivers' mirrors and Lane Watch display to enhance driving safety. They both have unique offerings as well. The hybrid has smart entry with push button start and a CVT transmission. The Natural Gas model comes in a leather trim model that has heated seats, heated side mirrors and plenty of interior upgrades with a 5 speed automatic transmission.

Most of the Civic models fall in a $18 - $30,000 price point.

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The many things that set the Civic apart is its fuel economy - all models have combined mpgs of between 29 - 45 mpg, they scored high on all the government crash tests and they were built with very roomy interiors for such small cars!

The Civics do have some pitfalls. While the interior is roomy, the form fitting front seats are somewhat tight for bigger customers. The command console is fairly cluttered and complicated to use. The steering has been known to be a little stiff and the cabin has a bunch of road noise, as well.

Virtually every modern engine in cars and light business vehicles features an electronic control unit (or ECU for short), alternatively called an engine management computer. This specialised and complex unit contains a number of computer chips and basically governs the running of the engine. It is connected to various sensors that identify basic factors such as temperature (both in the engine and externally), speed and exhaust gas composition. In more sophisticated units, that are becoming increasingly common, many other conditions are taken note of. The ECU then controls various engine functions, primarily fuel injection, ignition timing and boost pressure if a turbocharger is fitted. The aim is obviously to ensure smooth running, optimal fuel consumption and performance, and minimal exhaust gas emissions.