A regular, affordable workhorse Civic. Spacious ... you'll have to explain your engine bay to the po-po. Removing the stock header can be tricky, especially since Honda mounted one of two oxygen ...

Honda engine builders in 1998 really designed the ... Southern sun and New England blizzards like a boss. My little red 1998 Civic got me to work early while my co-workers newer, "fancier" cars ...

For Jonathan Tanguay of Knoxville, Tennessee, his 1998 Honda Civic Hatchback CX started off ... For example, after the engine was installed and everything seemed to check out, the car wouldn ...

Fuel consumption for the 1998 Honda Civic is dependent on the type of engine, transmission, or model chosen. The Honda Civic currently offers fuel consumption from 6 to 7.9L/100km. The Honda Civic is ...

Some Honda models, like the Civic and Accord ... few can match Honda's impressive J35 engine. This V6 engine was first introduced in 1998, and surprisingly enough, is still being manufactured ...

The Honda Civic 1998 comes in Coupe, Hatchback and Sedan. The Honda Civic 1998 is available in Unleaded Petrol and Premium Unleaded Petrol. Engine sizes and transmissions vary from the Coupe 1.6L 4 SP ...

This 1998 Honda Civic with a B16 VTEC engine proves that raw, high-revving JDM fun never goes out of style. Watch it fly down the no-limit Autobahn in full POV mode — lightweight, analog, and ...

One of the Honda Civic's best qualities is its versatility. There have been all sorts of available body styles throughout the history of the Civic, including targa top convertibles, two-door ...

and the Civic had both in spades. Although Honda managed to sell a respectable 43,119 Civics in 1974, it was the arrival of the CVCC engine in 1975 that established the Japanese maker as a ...

Highly recommend the 6th generation Honda Civic. This car has the d16y8 in the ex model a very good engine 1.6l 123 hp factory and almost ZERO body roll in turns. This car with turbo chargers ...