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    6th gen vs 7th gen civic

    Is it worth spending a little bit more to get a 7th gen civic, like is there less problems, btw this isn't for me, just someone who needs a practical reliable car, like he doesn't want to modify it and vtec isn't a big deal for him.

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    lol anyone?

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    of corz spending a lil bit more to get a much younger car wuld be better...
    but hey,sum mite say 6th gen is made in japan and 7th is not...
    serzly...if its crap would honda qualify it and sell it on the market?i rekon go for the 7th gen..newer car = better resell value after use =-)

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    imo 7th looks better =) face lift version i mean

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    i have a 7th Gen civic and she is made in Japan!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ej20i View Post
    of corz spending a lil bit more to get a much younger car wuld be better...
    but hey,sum mite say 6th gen is made in japan and 7th is not...
    serzly...if its crap would honda qualify it and sell it on the market?i rekon go for the 7th gen..newer car = better resell value after use =-)
    both 6th gen and 7th gen are made in japan, its 8th gen that is made in thailand.
    I think for a daily driver a 7th gen is perfect, iv had the 7th gen sedan before, apart from finding the seats alittle uncomfortable it was a great car. btw iv noticed the resale value of the 7th gen is pretty crap compared to the resale value held by the 5th and 6th gen civics.
    Last edited by simonnowis; 24-07-2008 at 01:01 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by simonnowis View Post
    both 6th gen and 7th gen are made in japan, its 8th gen that is made in thailand.
    I think for a daily driver a 7th gen is perfect, iv had the 7th gen sedan before, apart from finding the seats alittle uncomfortable it was a great car. btw iv noticed the resale value of the 7th gen is pretty crap compared to the resale value held by the 5th and 6th gen civics.

    Actually the 7th gen sedan is made in thailand too, still very nicely built.

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    mine is made in Japan, i have a 7th Gen GLI i know i looked at the compliance plate it says made in Japan!

  9. #9
    Quote Originally Posted by clayton4115 View Post
    mine is made in Japan, i have a 7th Gen GLI i know i looked at the compliance plate it says made in Japan!
    Unless it is a Hybrid then you are driving a Thai built car. Civic 4DR was built in Thailand since 2002 and all 5DR's and Hybrids came out of Japan

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    i thought its the facelifted 7th gen which is made in thai

    my 2001 ES is made in jap

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    i heard the thai made hondas have a some critical issues with the gearbox, is that true?

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    Quote Originally Posted by SaiHayashi View Post
    i heard the thai made hondas have a some critical issues with the gearbox, is that true?
    Oil pump failure is starting to be a common issue with the es/eu civic. All drive is lost. Problem rectified around 04 cheapest fix a second hand 04 ES trans from the wreckers as renewing oil pump and burnt clutches will be costly.

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