94 honda civic. 80,000 original miles. civic was a gift from my grandmother who is the original owner. the car is a cream puff. to many extras to list. power acc. includes pw, pl ,pm, cruise, sony xplod cd, 4 door, 5 spd, and ice cold A/C. this civic is in sapurb shape in, out, and mechanicaly. looking to get $3500.00 or trade for import 4x4 compact truck or jeep wrangler 4x4 around the same year or cash and late model 4x4. E-mail for pics and Q&A at wrc323gtx@yahoo.com[sm=interesting.gif]

 

if its a 94 lx, it shouldnt be a 5-speed.

 

Trim levels for the hatchback included the CX, DX, VX and Si. The CX was fitted with a 1.5-liter 70-horsepower engine; the DX with a 1.5-liter 102-horsepower engine; the VX with a 92-horsepower 1.5-liter with variable valve timing tuned for economy (VTEC-E); and the Si with a 125-horsepower VTEC engine. The VX, which also came with lightweight alloy wheels, managed fuel economy figures of 48 in the city and 55 on the highway — nearly the same as the old CRX HF in spite of 30 more horsepower and five-passenger capability. Sedans came in the same trim levels as before: DX, LX and EX (which added a power moonroof to its list of standard luxuries). The DX and LX had the 1.5-liter 102-horsepower engine, and the EX sported the 125-horse 1.6 from the Si. A five-speed manual was standard across the board, and a four-speed automatic was optional on the DX hatchback and all sedan models.

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do not send me emails with a condecending tone or an attitude. most, and i mean well over 99%, of LXs, came with an auto. ive never seen one, and yeah, you could special order it, or you could have done a conversion, but i thought there was a chance you mis-posted, so i thought id try to clear it up. i was not trying to insult you. so dont send me emails like that again. im here to try to help people out, and i dont appreciate getting attitude for it.

 

Really. I live in Tampa, FL and we have the largest population of civics in the world and less than 10% are automatics

 

as XCM828 says, 86.4% of statistics are made up on the spot. and i'd like to see where you get the info that Tampa has more civics than Sacramento or L.A. this whole lifestyle was started in Cali, and about every tenth car on the road is a civic. and i also have a hard time believing that only 10% of th eLXs in your area have 5-speed trannys.

 

Why does that surprise you if standard equipment comes with a 5spd on all models. And i dont know why you have a hardon for that fact. its a 5spd let it go.

 

i dont care if its a five speed or not. i was trying to help, and you got all pissed and talked down to me. and just because that one site you quoted says that 5-speed is standard, doesnt mean that most of them have it.

 

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