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Going to keep this short. (factory oil) ~38 mpg. First oil change at 10,000 miles, 10% oil life, 4 quarts of full synthetic Mobil 1 0W-20 ~34mpg Same route, no extreme weather conditions "Icy roads/wind". Could weather have had an impact? Has anybody else had this problem?

OEM all season tires, I did not buy chains.

Update: I made it through Utah, Wyoming, Colorado and Kansas without skipping a beat. My civic did much better in the snow than I anticipated!

Thanks, but financially that is not the best option for me. I'm a student carrying every last piece of my belongings during this trip. To conserve space I would have to sell my all-season tires (less than 10,000 miles) while simultaneously installing my winter tires. Not to mention, I would do...

Hey guys, I'm going to be traveling from Utah to Philadelphia in my 2.0 civic. In particular I will be traveling through Colorado, Wyoming, and Nebraska, which have terrible driving conditions. Hence I have decided to invest in some chains. The manual specifies to use autotrac 0154505 tire...

That is an amazing deal considering Atlanta has 8% sales tax. Did you trade in a vehicle? Was it the manual model?

Sorry, it's not.

Lol, Co-op for my degree.

Drove my manual civic from Philadelphia Pennsylvania to Ogden Utah. Love the car and the mpg!

How is that even possible? Doesn't Santa Ana have 8% sales tax, making the price of the vehicle $15,694?!? Did you trade in a vehicle?

Like I said I'm driving across the country (Pennsylvania to Utah), and figured it would be useful. However I have figured out it is not as popular as in Europe, hence the only transmissions I will likely get are truckers.

Black/Black sedan lx manual, $19,581 OTD, no extras. 8% tax.

Just purchased one last week :nixon: Black/black sedan manual, I love it! Drove 3 hours.

Anybody have any trouble installing a CB radio on these new civics? I will be driving across the country and I'm seriously considering buying one.

Yes, I informed them that it would take at least a week before I would be able to pick the car up. However I did not receive any type of email confirmation despite specifically asking for it, which worries me.

Has a dealer ever backed out after you placed a deposit on a vehicle? In other words, I have negotiated a set price for a new 2016 civic over the phone. The dealer agreed to email me a pricing confirmation and I placed a deposit. The soonest I can pick up the car is next week and I'm worried...

In the process of purchasing a MT sedan, this thread really needs a :bump: State: Pennsylvania Extras: None Asked Price: 18,800 OTD Selling Price: 19,476 OTD 2nd location was much worse :thumbsdown: State: Pennsylvania Extras: Splash Guards Asked Price: 18,800 OTD Selling Price: 20,076 OTD

I feel like you're the dealer I just got off the phone with, DarkLight. The lowest offer I got was exactly $19,475 OTD :hmm: But lets compare that to the $18,800 OTD I got for an auto lx. Do they actually expect people to pay more because it's stick? Thats quite a large profit margin for them...

Being able to drive stick, along with the ~$800 price difference against the auto, I decided to shop around. First I noticed the rarity, does anybody buy manual base models anymore? Further, the dealers acted as though I was in their hands, quoting me prices well above what even the auto models...