Been looking at some used Si's

[Vtec_Nah]

Sold mine (greatly miss that car) for 19,300 and saw the dealer selling for 23k. Definitely a great car.

Sponsored

 

[Marlo42]

Damn...I bought mine for 19.8k with 5500 miles (2019)...

This was in May in the middle of quarantine so I guess dealerships were struggling hard...

 

[circuit.heart]

I don't know who needs to see this, but I am selling an Si converted 2018 hatch for $21,900. Fuck a car with unknown history and even worse, sketchy dealers... if you guys are looking for a used Civic X doesn't it make the most sense to see if forum members are selling? ?

 

[Memogiyi]

That silver though. Dang. Love my black coupe, but would have went with the silver if that was an option.

Yeah buddy! Felt the same way about the Aegean blue.. had one for sale at the time, too with about 10k more miles but the dealership wanted 2g’s more for it and wouldn’t budge.

 

[NoRebound]

One of my co-workers, who's one of those fucking No Maskers who thought COVID-19 was a hoax is now in the ICU. I guess now he knows its not a hoax, but now my whole group is in quarantine thanks to that asshole for 7 days if our tests are negative and 14 if positive. That's given me some time on my hands and I've been searching for another commuter, including some Civic Si's. They seem to be selling almost the same price as new. Here is an example of a 2018 Coupe with 19,955 miles

It is pretty clean but are people really paying this much for an almost 3 year old car? $1000 more and I could pick up a 2020. Anyway, it was worth a try. I am still leaning picking up my neighbors Fit Sport

The Si is holding its value insanely well because there are relatively few of them around. I have seen a grand total of one other red '19 Si sedan in the time I've had mine. Dealer always bugging me about selling and I could get more for the car than I paid. Older 3 series BMWs used to be like that too.
Beware the Fit Sport. Its all window dressing. My wife has a '12 and its a joyful little car to run around town and has huge cargo room especially with the back seats down. But if you want a borderline sports car that you can go carve up a winding road with, the Fit is not what you are looking for.

 

[xbbnx]

I get a letter just about every other month from a local Honda dealership practically begging me to sell my 2017 Si..I feel like I'm driving an ultra rare performance car or something with the way they are throwing themselves at me lol. They can keep begging because she ain't leaving my driveway anytime soon.

 

[saiko21]

sold my 2019 Si for $21,600 with 23K miles on it. It was a great car and I miss it.

Now I am going for ND2 Miata RF because who needs passenger seats. Need something safer than motorcycle as my parents are scared about motorcycles

 

[supaaacharge98]

I been in the market, prices are a bit steep for the most part in which I am thinking if I can't grab a good deal I would wait till getting one brand new (after covid I suppose)

 

[supaaacharge98]

Dealers marking these up like their hot cakes, honestly if you own a civic si right now your lucky. Anyone who is wanting to buy one dealers are set on not negotiating period around here lol.

 

[HondaFanz2018]

The Si is holding its value insanely well because there are relatively few of them around. I have seen a grand total of one other red '19 Si sedan in the time I've had mine. Dealer always bugging me about selling and I could get more for the car than I paid. Older 3 series BMWs used to be like that too.
Beware the Fit Sport. Its all window dressing. My wife has a '12 and its a joyful little car to run around town and has huge cargo room especially with the back seats down. But if you want a borderline sports car that you can go carve up a winding road with, the Fit is not what you are looking for.

Thanks, I've driven the fit a few times, it's no sports car for sure. But it's a solid, economical, well put together commuter car with a manual that is somewhat fun to drive. If I want to carve a canyon I have my 400 hp crazy ass Lotus Evora!

 

[HondaFanz2018]

I don't know who needs to see this, but I am selling an Si converted 2018 hatch for $21,900. Fuck a car with unknown history and even worse, sketchy dealers... if you guys are looking for a used Civic X doesn't it make the most sense to see if forum members are selling? ?

Interesting. Just body conversion?

 

[HondaFanz2018]

sold my 2019 Si for $21,600 with 23K miles on it. It was a great car and I miss it.

Now I am going for ND2 Miata RF because who needs passenger seats. Need something safer than motorcycle as my parents are scared about motorcycles

That's a great car! It has just the right amount of power to have fun and not land someone in a tree or ditch! There are also some options to supercharge them later on if you are looking for more power

 

[circuit.heart]

Interesting. Just body conversion?

No... Smog legal Si whole powerplant/emissions swap and interior conversion. Suspension and brakes were upgraded beyond Si spec.

https://www.civicx.com/forum/threads/fs-18-civic-si-hatchback-conversion.57812/

 

[HondaFanz2018]

No... Smog legal Si whole powerplant/emissions swap and interior conversion. Suspension and brakes were upgraded beyond Si spec.

https://www.civicx.com/forum/threads/fs-18-civic-si-hatchback-conversion.57812/

That is pretty awesome! What made you do the swap instead of just buying an Si, I would imagine you put down some good coin for the swap

 

[arpypat]

No... Smog legal Si whole powerplant/emissions swap and interior conversion. Suspension and brakes were upgraded beyond Si spec.

https://www.civicx.com/forum/threads/fs-18-civic-si-hatchback-conversion.57812/

That's a STEAL considering all those extra goodies! GLWS!!

Sponsored