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I have just a sport hatch (2021) and for some reason my first gear does the same thing. It isn’t all the time, but to fix it I have to shift into any other gear then back into first. feels almost like it is the gear shift itself is catching on something *shrugs*

I’m gonna be going to the one this Saturday at the speedway. Gonna put a post up about it here in a bit :)

The FK8 is going to be the name of the specific engine used in the type-r, which is different compared to all other civic 10th gen engines. wikipedia has a pretty good breakdown :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_Civic_(tenth_generation)

I know I am late to the party here BUT I use apps like “GetUpside” to help give me money back. It doesn’t help upfront, but overtime it can help a tiny bit. I also have T-Mobile and every Tuesday they give customers an extra$.5-.10 off per gallon. Ironically, on 2/22/22 (when prices were...

Mostly around 45-60. Was a combo of back roads and highways with a dash of city in there.

Mostly highway, but mmmmm still delicious ;)

I just creeped over 5,500mi with my 2021 hatchback I purchased in August 21.

So my civic is my first ever new car, first direct injected car, first car with nitrogen tires, and first manual transmission car. I live in the Southern US, but temps are expected to start getting near or under freezing very shortly. Is there anything specific I need to do to prepare my car...

1) I love your signature and I too avoided the dreaded markup. 2) Yes, entirely. :(

Hmm depends really. Something with a stick: GT86 or BRZ Something like a hatch: GTI Something sporty and Japanese: Toyota Camry TRD Something American and “loud”: Camaro Something European and fun: Mini Cooper Something to spend an insane amount of money on: Porsche GT3 RS <3

I will counter and say Toyota ended up pushing the development for the GT86 which is basically that, “fun car to drive.” I do agree though that EPA standards are probably part of the issue. I would love to see ways to make my civic more efficient even as I get phenomenal gas mileage, but alas...

When I purchased this car I figured it will probably be my last chance to buy a manual car and gasoline powered car. Definitely keeping it and I probably will end up with an electric for my next vehicle.

Was more rhetorical than anything, but you’re right. Sadly, car companies listen more tO analytics now a days. Alas, I shall love my manual while I have it ^_^

Watching the NASCAR race and just saw the new Toyota Camry TRD. I respect the street model has a V6 in it, but what happened to the manual? Sad seeing manuals disappearing more and more in the states ?

Got my Etsy order for a key fob jacket and took my car to give it a bath ^_^

It drives me up a wall. Like torrential downpour, past dusk, roads are glassy looking, and people still find the reasoning to not turn on their headlights XD

I have 45s on mine and absolutely love it. I get people like the darker tints and all, but just something to consider :) I have been in cars that have like 15%ish and I am not a huge fan of the reduced visibility. Unfortunately, where I live it is all too common for people to be driving without...

I called mine, “The X-Wing” because it is a 10th gen and has a wing! XD

Few different small things as of late. Got my new custom license plate from the state this week, new Bosch windshield wipers, renewing my car wash subscription, and got a new key chain from my favorite auto YouTuber <3

Definitely worth looking outside your normal area. You may also wish to check with the financial institution you are using for the car to attempt to find a car. I ended up driving a solid 70 miles to get mine, but was worth it as they didn't put a markup on the vehicle.