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Used 2004 Honda Civic HX

Imagine being able to go up to 650 miles on a single tank of fuel. And no, it wouldn’t be in a fully electric car that can only get up to speeds of a bicycle. It is only possible with the Honda Civic Hybrid, a model leading the way in environmentally friendly driving. 

Joining the Hybrid in the highly fuel-conscious department is the Civic HX. It doesn’t boast the same engine as the Hybrid, but it can still run for a long time on a single tank of fuel. The HX uses a similar engine as many other Civic models, but adapts it to get an estimated fuel rating of 36/44 mpg (with automatic transmission).

While these models will never win any speed events versus regular gasoline-powered cars, they do conserve fuel, thereby reducing the harmful emissions that enter our atmosphere. If more companies would pave the way with cleaner-burning cars like Honda, the world would undoubtedly be a better place to live in—now and in the future.

Under the Hood

The aforementioned engine under the hood of the Civic HX is a 1.7-liter inline 4-cylinder model. It generates 117 horsepower and 110 lb-ft of torque.

The Hybrid is so named because it uses gasoline-electric hybrid technology. The sedan’s electric motor assists a special 1.3-liter gasoline engine, recharging the batteries when coasting or decelerating.

Both the HX and the Hybrid offer a continuously variable transmission (CVT). Unlike traditional automatic systems, it provides a near-infinite number of ratios. This gives Hybrid models with CVT a fuel rating of 48/47 mpg.

Civic HX models with 5-speed manual get an estimated 32/38 mpg. Hybrids with manual transmission have a rating of 46/51 mpg.

Standard Features, Options Packages and Style

The Civic HX is a two-door coupe, while the Civic Hybrid is a four-door sedan. Both can seat up to five people inside.

Just because it’s fuel-efficient doesn’t mean the Civic Hybrid has to skimp on the features. The innovative car includes air conditioning, power windows, mirrors and door locks, cruise control and an AM/FM/CD audio system. Advanced safety technology like antilock brakes, front side airbags and an immobilizer theft-deterrent system are also standard.

A leather-wrapped steering wheel, a trunk apron and a cargo net are some of the options for 2004.

 





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