Colahonda84
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- 2012 Focus
So I heard that this vehicle requires premium fuel. Can you confirm or deny that?
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It is recommend, not required. The manual will state that as well as the spec sheets.So I heard that this vehicle requires premium fuel. Can you confirm or deny that?
Given that the hatch weighs about 80lbs more than the touring sedan and 115lbs more than the coupe (in touring forms) i doubt the extra 5hp will make up for the weight gain honestly. Plus the cost of premium fuel. The EXT is (in my opinion) the best deal in terms of performance and features if you don't care about leather or honda sensing. Given that the EXT coupe weighs the same as the touring coupe i'd guess the EXT is faster or as fast as the sport touring hatch even with its extra hp.Well it better pull real hard and be faster then my ext. I get 38 mpgs and I drive hard.
Pay to Play.So I heard that this vehicle requires premium fuel. Can you confirm or deny that?
How much are they going for down there in the GTA? CVT or 6 speed?Pay to Play.
She'll only be sipping Shell V-Power... whenever she gets here.
It's the aero. The hatch drops the (highway) mpg about 7% (42 to 39), .. then the big open spoke 18" wheels drop it about another 8% (39 to 36) from there.Why do mpgs suck so bad on hatch?
it kind of sucks that it's such a difference in MPG. that being said, i still get 40+ on my commute with my hatch, which is way better than my previous 2 hyundai sonatas.It's the aero. The hatch drops the (highway) mpg about 7% (42 to 39), .. then the big open spoke 18" wheels drop it about another 8% (39 to 36) from there.
/they look good, though
Yah, .. "pretty hurts".it kind of sucks that it's such a difference in MPG. that being said, i still get 40+ on my commute with my hatch, which is way better than my previous 2 hyundai sonatas.
On the European and Canadian ST there's buttons to adjust the suspension and auto stop/start and other features that arent included with the stateside civics. Just another way Honda screwed us out of a phenomenal car.I notice that there are still a bunch of button blanks on the left dash and by the shifter. I always thought those blank buttons would've been filled up for the touring/sensing features but I guess there are more features?