I've owned this car and still have it 11 years later. I want to keep it forever. It's basically bulletproof, just like my previous '95 Civic, and an absolute pleasure to drive. The Vtec is super fun and I can fly by people when I need to pass bad drivers with plenty of power from this mighty 4 cylinder.
Congrats on the car. Looks amazing. Bought a 2009 Si back in 2019 with 50k miles. All stock. This is my 3rd 8th gen Si and I am keeping it forever. As of now, just went over 60k miles. Nice job. This one I am keeping stock. My modding days are over. I just love the way it drives. The only thing I did put on was some HFP 18 inch wheels.
I’d be more interested in seeing some spirited driving on the canyon roads instead of the slow “Sunday stroll” pace. I love to drive fast but still be easy on the car- you’ll never see me do a hard launch, but setting up the car for a nice curve and letting the suspension and tires earn their keep is a bit more my style.
@@MARK-po7cm it's a car youve never driven before. Prior to filming you couldn't guarantee you knew the cars safe turn angles and tipping points. You took a few curves going 50+ that's not Sunday afternoon driving. That's simply driving a car within safe parameters. It's not just you in that car either. Clearly you have the respect to treat other people's lives as if their important unlike loosy goose who pops out of his lane on blind curves because his tires and suspension do indeed wear out over time just like his luck.
Buyer Beware: Our 2010 Honda Civic leaks profusely onto the driver's side floor, front and back. Door stripping looks good and windows seem to seal properly, but the floorboard is always getting wet from rain. It's ridiculous.
Daniel Pazeto Júnior not at all! Check out the video before this for the whole story behind this civic si👍🏼 The red interior was from a Civic Type R! Honda did it themselves🔥
I've owned this car and still have it 11 years later. I want to keep it forever. It's basically bulletproof, just like my previous '95 Civic, and an absolute pleasure to drive. The Vtec is super fun and I can fly by people when I need to pass bad drivers with plenty of power from this mighty 4 cylinder.
So you're saying it's reliable like a toyota
@@quasitoantrax yes, it is as reliable as Toyota compared to competitors
Congrats on the car. Looks amazing. Bought a 2009 Si back in 2019 with 50k miles. All stock. This is my 3rd 8th gen Si and I am keeping it forever. As of now, just went over 60k miles. Nice job. This one I am keeping stock. My modding days are over. I just love the way it drives. The only thing I did put on was some HFP 18 inch wheels.
Glad to see the sporty fg2 is getting some air time instead of the oversized family car version. 💯
I like the idea of having a key ignition and a Start/Stop button
Starting to make me want an older Honda
Me too!!😂😂😂
Love these POV videos! Gives me a real feel of the car 🔥
Love the interior
I’d be more interested in seeing some spirited driving on the canyon roads instead of the slow “Sunday stroll” pace. I love to drive fast but still be easy on the car- you’ll never see me do a hard launch, but setting up the car for a nice curve and letting the suspension and tires earn their keep is a bit more my style.
I hear you! Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. I will def do my best next time👍🏼
@@MARK-po7cm it's a car youve never driven before. Prior to filming you couldn't guarantee you knew the cars safe turn angles and tipping points. You took a few curves going 50+ that's not Sunday afternoon driving. That's simply driving a car within safe parameters. It's not just you in that car either. Clearly you have the respect to treat other people's lives as if their important unlike loosy goose who pops out of his lane on blind curves because his tires and suspension do indeed wear out over time just like his luck.
First mod HONDATA!.
you have a start button but u still need to turn the key? kinda pointless
It’s more for looks All the Honda S2000s are like that don’t know why Honda did that but fuck it! Lol
Buyer Beware: Our 2010 Honda Civic leaks profusely onto the driver's side floor, front and back. Door stripping looks good and windows seem to seal properly, but the floorboard is always getting wet from rain. It's ridiculous.
It’s your ac hose clogged up
Easy free fix
@@muddyblunts7187 Hey, thank you, but this leak happens when it rains, not when I run my AC, and occurs in front and back.
Just bought a 2010 civic si in February with 60k original miles, clean title, bone stock and this hasn’t happened to me( knock on wood)
@@ecf9674 it's you windshield or if you have a sunroof it's the drain lines clogged
Is the odometer in mph or km?
Is that red interior door original in your country?
Daniel Pazeto Júnior not at all! Check out the video before this for the whole story behind this civic si👍🏼 The red interior was from a Civic Type R! Honda did it themselves🔥
Granny shifting lmao
what's wrong with granny shifting my parent's been doing it to their si since 2007
Maneja como hembra
Tip drive a lil faster next time
@calualu 👀 #positivevibes