The 2006 Honda Civic begins to outshine its competitors by adding sophistication to its existing design. Reliability was always the benchmark of the Civic, and the 2006 model year ensures that the reputation is improved by the incorporation of a few additional safety-enhancement features.
Power is also the watchword of the 2006 Civic, the available engines now receiving ample upgrades to improve power output. Although the 1.8-liter capacity engine can muster 140 horsepower, it has better fuel economy than its counterparts. A 2.0-liter engine delivering 197 horsepower is available with the 2006 Civic Si.
The improvements in the 2006 Honda Civic include the introduction of side-curtain airbags and a four-channel anti-lock braking system. The body styling has been improved. Additions are the electronic brake distribution system for more stability in braking and handling.
The steering wheel is telescoping, thereby improving the maneuverability of the vehicle according to the driver’s temperament.
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