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    CAGI Awards Honda Civic RS Turbo, Isuzu D-Max as Country's Best Vehicles | ************ - Philippine Car News, Car Reviews, Car Features, Car Buyer's Guide and Car Prices.

    Quote Originally Posted by Reypal View Post
    so far ok..pa naman as of today...medyo matipid sa gas lalo na kung naka econ....siguro depende lang talaga sa pag apak.... minsan nasa 10-15km/L

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reypal View Post
    so far ok..pa naman as of today...medyo matipid sa gas lalo na kung naka econ....siguro depende lang talaga sa pag apak.... minsan nasa 10-15km/L
    10-15km/L good na po ba yan? Dun sa test na nakita ko sa net nasa 27km/L, yung sa DOE ata yun. Kung econ mahina po ba hatak?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pjcunom View Post
    10-15km/L good na po ba yan? Dun sa test na nakita ko sa net nasa 27km/L, yung sa DOE ata yun. Kung econ mahina po ba hatak?

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    27 km/L is way too high and is only achievable in ideal circumstances.

    Remember, the DOE test was done at 3am, with cars running at a constant 80 kph convoy for several hundred kilometers. No overtaking, no slowing down, no acceleration.

    I don't know about you, but I have never driven under those conditions in any of my trips.

    Realistically, 7-8 km/L in city driving and 15 km/L on the highway is good already for the 1.8 Civic.

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    Ah okay po sir. Thanks for info. Sa honda rs siguro sir mas maganda fuel consumption. Sir hindi naman po ba sirain yung civic ngayun? About po sa PMS cost?
    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    27 km/L is way too high and is only achievable in ideal circumstances.

    Remember, the DOE test was done at 3am, with cars running at a constant 80 kph convoy for several hundred kilometers. No overtaking, no slowing down, no acceleration.

    I don't know about you, but I have never driven under those conditions in any of my trips.

    Realistically, 7-8 km/L in city driving and 15 km/L on the highway is good already for the 1.8 Civic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by pjcunom View Post
    Ah okay po sir. Thanks for info. Sa honda rs siguro sir mas maganda fuel consumption. Sir hindi naman po ba sirain yung civic ngayun? About po sa PMS cost?



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    No, the RS still consumes more. While it's only a 1.5, it's still a 1.5 Turbo.

    You want good fuel consumption? Don't drive in traffic. [emoji6]

    Only time will tell if the new Civic is durable and reliable. It's a recently launched model so anyone claiming to know its long term reliability is just assuming.

    Honda PMS is every 10T km only compared to other brands that require every 5T.



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    Also, the RS is expensive at Php1.4

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    Kung turbo diba sir mas tipid sa gas? Hehe no traffic in province good for me.

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    There's still a queue for most, if not all dealers for Civic except TOTL. Hindi ko na naghintay...


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    Quote Originally Posted by pjcunom View Post
    Kung turbo diba sir mas tipid sa gas? Hehe no traffic in province good for me.

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    Depends how you drive it. Smaller displacement turbo should be much better in traffic, but still depends on your right foot. This site made a comparison between the 1.5T and 2.0 NA.

    A Tale of Two Honda Civics: Turbo vs. Non-Turbo Fuel Economy – Feature – Car and Driver | Car and Driver Blog

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    Quote Originally Posted by RR_22 View Post
    There's still a queue for most, if not all dealers for Civic except TOTL. Hindi ko na naghintay...


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    Wala stock sir?

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