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Unlocked KTuner V1.2 for $380 OBO

I typically like to test drive used cars because they never have an issue letting you drive it and you get to see what the car is like after some amount of miles.

Tuning a leased car 100% violates the lease agreement and Honda can make you pay for that when you turn the car in. I tuned my leased Si but that is because I plan on buying it or selling rather than turning it in to Honda.

Vehicle: 2018 Civic Si Sedan Total tuned time: 14 months Total tuned mileage: 10,000+ miles Tuning device(s) used: KTuner V1.2 Tunes used: TSP Stage 1 Si tune (mostly run in Map 1) Fuel used: Shell, Mobil, or BP 93 (usually Shell) Additional engine mods: None Problems/issues: None...

These cars hold their value really well. I wouldn't even sell it. But if I did sell, I would do private party.

Are these still available?

Please do not put any money down on the lease - you will never see that money again if the car is totaled or stolen. Read some articles at the link below about leasing. I would sell the Sonata and take all that money and put it in the bank, either private sale or through vroom.com or...

Damn, where'd you get the Type-R emblems?

If the Mazda3 "doesn't do anything well" then you will not be impressed by any car as the Mazda3 consistently has one of the best compact car chassis'. That being said, I went from a MK6 GTI to my current Si Sedan recently. I test drove a Mazda3 and loved it, but the Si is just that much more...

Another vote for 3D Maxpider mats here. I love the look, the full coverage, and the grip on both sides of the mat. I have Weather Tech's in my other car and they are too hard and slippery on the top surface.

This is no different than just being in cruise control at one speed. What you want to do is vary the engine speed across the whole range (well, not the whole range but definitely 2000 to 5000 rpm). Don't stay at the same engine speed for long periods of time. On the highway you can shift into a...