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In article <Xns969DBBEB02409danexamplecom@67.98.68.19>, Stella
<stella@example.com> wrote:

> I've decided to buy a Civic. I can get a 2005 Civic on clearance for cheap.
> Or I can wait for the 2006 models to be released.
>
> Is the cost savings that I would realize by buying a 2005 model on
> clearance worth it? Should I wait for the 2006 model?
>
> Is there a detailed list of what's different between the 2005 and 2006
> Civic EX models? Also, what are the differences between the different
> models themselves (EX, LX, Si, and so on)?
>
> I've heard that the 2006 Civic Si has a fresh new design. Does that apply
> to the other 2006 Civic models too?
>
> When will the exact prices and launch dates be released?
>
> Thanks. Sorry if a lot of this sounds amateurish. This is my first car! :-)
>
> ~ Stella ~

Stella,
I read the other posts in this thread and I agree with the people that
told you that you should buy the 2005 model. There are two good reasons.
You will save money and the 2005 model should have less bugs than the 2006
model. Other people have already done a great job of explaining why this
is true.
Jason

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> Navi is not available on the 05 RSX S, so I rather doubt the SI will have
> it.

I bet it will, hondapreview.com had some pretty convincing info from an
official manifest regarding ~8 trimlines of 2006 Civics. Info is now gone,
the theory is that Honda Corp. forced them to remove it. We shall see but
it aligns with Honda's intent to move the Civic 'upscale'.

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>
> > Navi is not available on the 05 RSX S, so I rather doubt the SI will
have
> > it.
>
> I bet it will, hondapreview.com had some pretty convincing info from an
> official manifest regarding ~8 trimlines of 2006 Civics. Info is now
gone,
> the theory is that Honda Corp. forced them to remove it. We shall see but
> it aligns with Honda's intent to move the Civic 'upscale'.
>

Maps work for me. Navi is just another expensive toy that distracts you
from driving.
>