1991 Honda Civic DX
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This is the 1991 Civic hatchback, Honda's small, fuel-sipping commuter that's become a favorite among budget-minded drivers and enthusiasts alike. It's low to the ground and light, so it corners with a nimble, go-kart feel that makes it genuinely fun to hustle around town. The hatchback body makes the most of its small footprint, swallowing more cargo than you'd expect once the rear seats fold down. These Civics are known for going hundreds of thousands of miles, and parts are cheap and easy to find when something does need attention. The DX is the base hatchback, so you get the essentials without the extra weight or complexity of the higher trims. Its 1.5L I4 makes 60 horsepower, which is modest on paper, but the car's light weight means it still feels eager around town. The automatic transmission is smooth and well-matched to the engine, though the manual in the Si is more engaging if you're after that.
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This is the 1991 Civic hatchback, Honda's small, fuel-sipping commuter that's become a favorite among budget-minded drivers and enthusiasts alike. It's low to the ground and light, so it corners with a nimble, go-kart feel that makes it genuinely fun to hustle around town. The hatchback body makes the most of its small footprint, swallowing more cargo than you'd expect once the rear seats fold down. These Civics are known for going hundreds of thousands of miles, and parts are cheap and easy to find when something does need attention. The DX is the base hatchback, so you get the essentials without the extra weight or complexity of the higher trims. Its 1.5L I4 makes 60 horsepower, which is modest on paper, but the car's light weight means it still feels eager around town. The automatic transmission is smooth and well-matched to the engine, though the manual in the Si is more engaging if you're after that.
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North Hills Auto Mall
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North Hills Auto Mall is a car dealer in Pittsburgh, PA.