First impressions matter—and the Civic Si didn’t make a good one. Compounding the issue, that Si spoke with a Canadian accent. We’ve detailed the differences between markets before, as there’s a ...

Or, the grass is always greener. Despite what Letterkenny or South Park might lead you to believe, Canada is pretty darned similar to the US in most ways—especially our auto industry. You’ll find ...

Class: LL1 | Base: $30,671 | As-Tested: $30,671 Power and Weight: 200 hp • 2941 lb • 14.7 lb/hp Tires: Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 2; 235/40R-18 95Y We've always been massive fans of the Honda Civic ...

We tested the Civic Si, which again represents the sporty 11th-generation Civic version. It comes only as a sedan with a six-speed manual transmission and a 200-hp turbo engine. Despite the engine's ...

The sporty Si comes as a sedan with a manual transmission. It has no options other than the unique 18-inch wheels. Change Vehicle Consumer Reports is an independent, nonprofit member organization that ...

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