haha, yeah, I meant in all regards including cosmetic, audio, etc. Well, enjoy your new car. Hopefully you don't empty out your wallet having fun with it.
Originally posted by: Ryan
bah - what is all this talk about modding?!?! Do you realize I drove a Scion xB?!?! While not the slowest car on earth, it's not much of a car for a speed enthusiast.
That said - I won't be modding the car in any way concerning power - it's under warranty, and it's meager 160hp is plenty for me. I've been looking at some possible exterior upgrades - right now I'm fond of the current S2000's wheels, along with the Type-R spoiler that came on the car overseas.
Originally posted by: zerocool84
if you drive a civic, let alone a civic si, you will get flamed on any board that isnt a honda/acura board. personally i dont like the look of the hatchback version of the si but good choice none the less and getting rid the xB. i dont see too many 04 si's around where i live and i live in los angeles. have fun with your car and let them flame all they want, trust me i know how it is with my car, mine gets flamed more.
Originally posted by: NaOH
Originally posted by: slikmunks
it's a civic.
let's not encourage mods. please?
Right..... :roll:
Seriously, to each his own.
Have you driven both? The Si is a *very* different car.Originally posted by: Kur
Scion TC > Hatchback Si
Originally posted by: stevent76
awsome. one less Scion on the road!
Originally posted by: Ryan
I traded in my shortbus (Scion xB) - I wanted something with a little more power, better handling - I couldn't pass up this 2004 Civic Si. It's a certified used Honda, 30K miles. Only comes in manual too
Pic for reference (not my car - but same color and bodystyle): 2004 Civic Si
I just spent two hours driving it home, and I'm very satisfied - seems to be a very solid car with some spunk Everyone hates the hatchback style, but I love it.
Originally posted by: Kur
Scion TC > Hatchback Si
Originally posted by: Aharami
Originally posted by: Kur
Scion TC > Hatchback Si
meh. the tC doesnt handle that well
Originally posted by: MercenaryForHire
Originally posted by: Ryan
I traded in my shortbus (Scion xB) - I wanted something with a little more power, better handling - I couldn't pass up this 2004 Civic Si. It's a certified used Honda, 30K miles. Only comes in manual too
Pic for reference (not my car - but same color and bodystyle): 2004 Civic Si
I just spent two hours driving it home, and I'm very satisfied - seems to be a very solid car with some spunk Everyone hates the hatchback style, but I love it.
Im in ur garage
Steelin ur engine
- M4H
Originally posted by: krunchykrome
I've always wondered how affective the positioning of the stick is in those cars...with it being where the radio is.
How does that feel when shifting? easier, more difficult?
Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
Have you driven both? The Si is a *very* different car.Originally posted by: Kur
Scion TC > Hatchback Si
Ryan - Congrats, now get some pics up!
Did you pull your audio equipment out of the Scion or was it part of the trade in?
Originally posted by: Ryan
Ditching the xB in favor of a Honda Civic Si
I've grown to like them, but more importantly, have respect for them. They get insanely great gas mileage and honestly, if I had to get one, it would be an xB. It has plenty of space and gets great gas mileage. My friends and family would give me an odd look everytime I stepped into or out of the car, but that's a different storyOriginally posted by: animalia
Originally posted by: Ryan
Ditching the xB in favor of a Honda Civic Si
:thumbsup:
I hate scions. "Young" Toyota, yet tons of old people drive them. that's not why I hate them, just a point. I think they are all ugly
Originally posted by: Ryan
Originally posted by: krunchykrome
I've always wondered how affective the positioning of the stick is in those cars...with it being where the radio is.
How does that feel when shifting? easier, more difficult?
It's perfect - much easier in that position