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My Si is 2 weeks old now and prior to picking it up I was dead set on trading my 2020 matte black wheels for a set of ‘17-‘19 wheels. After I saw the car in person the day I picked it up I decided to keep the wheels that were on it, I love the look of them on Platinum White.

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My Si is 2 weeks old now and prior to picking it up I was dead set on trading my 2020 matte black wheels for a set of ‘17-‘19 wheels. After I saw the car in person the day I picked it up I decided to keep the wheels that were on it, I love the look of them on Platinum White.

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Yea man they just fit the Si theme better. The black sorta gives it more of a JDM look. Without being too loud. I'm sold on them at this point.
I could grab a set of lighter after market rims for a really good price. But I just have a ting for original OEM products as an older head.
 
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I found the new 2020 rims in black for $317 a piece from College Hill (Reached out directly). Debating on getting the new rims and a pair of LEDs instead of trading in my 19 with 5,800 miles on it :thumbsup:
 

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My Si is 2 weeks old now and prior to picking it up I was dead set on trading my 2020 matte black wheels for a set of ‘17-‘19 wheels. After I saw the car in person the day I picked it up I decided to keep the wheels that were on it, I love the look of them on Platinum White.
I completely agree. They look awesome in person. Very pleased with all the updates!
 

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Its cumulative .. the wheels are less on the new model than 17 to 19 in my opionion ... the honeycomb look was lost with mixed up plastic ... the headlights appear on the decline with the new model as brighter does not add up as an advantage in appearance... and the shameless blasphemy of trying to fool us with audio bull shixx muffler sounds pumped into the stereo. Hopefully the next gen is taken up seriously by Honda... It's interesting how polarizing the appearance is ... new owner vs previous owner .... those black matte wheels are a deal breaker for me. I would not be able to live with ... I could have had this ... but got that ... Yet ... this is how this very thread began.
 


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Its cumulative .. the wheels are less on the new model than 17 to 19 in my opionion ... the honeycomb look was lost with mixed up plastic ... the headlights appear on the decline with the new model as brighter does not add up as an advantage in appearance... and the shameless blasphemy of trying to fool us with audio bull shixx muffler sounds pumped into the stereo. Hopefully the next gen is taken up seriously by Honda... It's interesting how polarizing the appearance is ... new owner vs previous owner .... those black matte wheels are a deal breaker for me. I would not be able to live with ... I could have had this ... but got that ... Yet ... this is how this very thread began.
Its cumulative .. the wheels are less on the new model than 17 to 19 in my opionion ... the honeycomb look was lost with mixed up plastic ... the headlights appear on the decline with the new model as brighter does not add up as an advantage in appearance... and the shameless blasphemy of trying to fool us with audio bull shixx muffler sounds pumped into the stereo. Hopefully the next gen is taken up seriously by Honda... It's interesting how polarizing the appearance is ... new owner vs previous owner .... those black matte wheels are a deal breaker for me. I would not be able to live with ... I could have had this ... but got that ... Yet ... this is how this very thread began.
The new headlights dress up the front significantly in my opinion. I actually like the old vents just as much as the new. They make the front look clean. The black rims make the car look mean though. Separates the car from the other Civics. I also like the engine sound tech and the int trim. Since the next gen will be out in 2-3 yrs. It's hard to trade in my 2019 that is 6 months old and lose a lot of cash. I got it 2 weeks before they announced the refresh. I absolutely love what they did with the 2020 though
 
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I found the new 2020 rims in black for $317 a piece from College Hill (Reached out directly). Debating on getting the new rims and a pair of LEDs instead of trading in my 19 with 5,800 miles on it :thumbsup:
I know its cheaper than trading in for a 2020 but damn, those are still pricey especially converting to CAD. I’ll probably call my local Honda dealer in Canada and see what pricing is though I can’t imagine the wheels being cheaper than $400 CAD each. Or if someone on one of the Buy sell sites here in Canada is ever so kind to trade for my 19’s, that'd be even more ideal :cool:
 

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I know its cheaper than trading in for a 2020 but damn, those are still pricey especially converting to CAD. I’ll probably call my local Honda dealer in Canada and see what pricing is though I can’t imagine the wheels being cheaper than $400 CAD each. Or if someone on one of the Buy sell sites here in Canada is ever so kind to trade for my 19’s, that'd be even more ideal :cool:
To swap into the 2020 it's going to cost 3k to 5k. I just got my brand new 2019 about 6 months ago that now has 5,800 miles. Then before you know it the 11th gen will be out. It sucks lol
The salesman told me their are no changes for the 2020. 2 weeks later the press release came out. I'm still pissed as I stressed about the refresh to the salesman before signing. Got duped. He knew the new joints were coming out and wanted to get the car off the lot.
 
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Hi all! First post, long time lurker. Purchased my 2020 Si back on 12/3. One of the biggest reasons I wanted the new model was the wheels.....my favorite pic below. :)

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I'm not a black rim type of guy even those are really SIck. I think those would be freaking awesome in chrome as well.
 


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I'm not a black rim type of guy even those are really SIck. I think those would be freaking awesome in chrome as well.
Thanks....and I like what you did there.

And you’re right - the design alone is sweet - and would be sweet in chrome....or the matte black
 

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To swap into the 2020 it's going to cost 3k to 5k. I just got my brand new 2019 about 6 months ago that now has 5,800 miles. Then before you know it the 11th gen will be out. It sucks lol
The salesman told me their are no changes for the 2020. 2 weeks later the press release came out. I'm still pissed as stressed about the refresh before signing. Guy is a skum.
Yeah and that makes it not really worth it to swap lol. When I got my 2019 Si, I thought he 2020 wasn't going to be a big deal in terms of redesign. I'm happy I wasn't totally wrong but the wheels are probably the only thing I would truly take away from it, since the Canadian Si had a lot of the features Standard on the 17-19 model that you guys did not have.

The 2019 wheels are slowly growing on me and I like them a lot more than aftermarket options, but I wouldn't hesitate to jump on the 2020 wheels if an opportunity comes up. Really liking the black wheels on my WOP.
 

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Yeah and that makes it not really worth it to swap lol. When I got my 2019 Si, I thought he 2020 wasn't going to be a big deal in terms of redesign. I'm happy I wasn't totally wrong but the wheels are probably the only thing I would truly take away from it, since the Canadian Si had a lot of the features Standard on the 17-19 model that you guys did not have.

The 2019 wheels are slowly growing on me and I like them a lot more than aftermarket options, but I wouldn't hesitate to jump on the 2020 wheels if an opportunity comes up. Really liking the black wheels on my WOP.
Your cars came standard with LEDs and driver safety tech?
The guy told me the only differences would be a color or two and accessories like floor mats :cool:
I did talk to my old salesman this week from the 9th gen who might be able to work something out. If it can swapped without breaking the bank.. I'll definitely consider it. I'd be a lot happier. Doubt it though.
 

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To swap into the 2020 it's going to cost 3k to 5k. I just got my brand new 2019 about 6 months ago that now has 5,800 miles. Then before you know it the 11th gen will be out. It sucks lol
The salesman told me their are no changes for the 2020. 2 weeks later the press release came out. I'm still pissed as I stressed about the refresh to the salesman before signing. Got duped. He knew the new joints were coming out and wanted to get the car off the lot.
Take it as a lesson learned. Never trust a salesman. A good salesman is a truly soulless person. They take classes to learn how to talk to people to get them to feel like they care about you. If you drove off the lot and died in a car wreck, they wouldn’t lose a minute of sleep that night.

Also, the 2019 is the last true Honda driver’s car without the Honda Sensing suite. A lot of people don’t want driver assists in their sports car. It may become highly desirable if you decide to hold onto it for a long time. It’s got the good updates like the volume knob, climate control buttons, and anything they tweaked but didn't announce to the public.
 

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Take it as a lesson learned. Never trust a salesman. A good salesman is a truly soulless person. They take classes to learn how to talk to people to get them to feel like they care about you. If you drove off the lot and died in a car wreck, they wouldn’t lose a minute of sleep that night.

Also, the 2019 is the last true Honda driver’s car without the Honda Sensing suite. A lot of people don’t want driver assists in their sports car. It may become highly desirable if you decide to hold onto it for a long time. It’s got the good updates like the volume knob, climate control buttons, and anything they tweaked but didn't announce to the public.
Definitely lessons learned. My old salesman, who I should've went to from the beginning can get me into the 2020. They have a really nice one on the lot. I'm just debating if it's a waste. At the end of the day it's just a car. Even though I'd be happier and content with the refresh. Btw I actually like the sensing suite and safety tech. Helps protect you and the car.
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