How much HP does a 1999 Honda Civic LX have?

How much HP does a 1999 Honda Civic LX have?

106 hp
1999 Honda Civic LX/Horsepower

What engine is in 1999 Honda Civic LX?

1.6 L 4-cylinder
1999 Honda Civic LX/Engine

Does a 1999 Civic LX have VTEC?

In ’99, Honda finally gave in and put the 160-horsepower B16 engine in the Civic. VTEC is Honda’s variable valve-timing system, and it wasn’t really new in ’99. You could get a Civic with VTEC — the EX — but it wasn’t the best Honda had to offer.

What Motor came in the 1999 Honda Civic EX?

Used 1999 Honda Civic EX Specs & Features

Engine
Base engine size 1.6 l
Base engine type Gas
Cylinders Inline 4
Horsepower 127 hp @ 6,600 rpm

What are the specs of a 1999 Honda Civic?

Key Specs. of the 1999 Honda Civic. Base trim shown. Body Type: Coupe See similar vehicles. Combined MPG: 28-39 Combined MPG. Engine: 106-hp, 1.6-liter I-4 (regular gas) Drivetrain: Front-wheel Drive. View more specs.

Is the 1999 Honda Civic LX 1999 a reliable car?

The Honda Civic LX 1999 is a wonderful and reliable car. I have had it for 19 years and it runs like it is brand new. Cannot think of a more reliable car than a Honda Civic. Bought this car 5 years ago from a friend and still drives great. Had to replace the timing belt and water pump not to long ago and clutch but still drives like a champ.

Do You Remember the 1999 Honda Civic Si?

There was no poster of a 1999 Honda Civic Si on my wall, and it certainly wasn’t on the shortlist (or even long one) of contenders for my first car. Yet, with a closet full of car magazines and a drivers’ license about to be acquired, I do quite vividly remember the Civic Si coming out and the rave reviews it received. And frankly, I didn’t get it.

Is the Honda Civic a good car?

The Insurance Institute of Highway Safety uses extensive crash tests to determine car safety. 4.409091 average Rating out of 44 reviews. Ask any teenager in California what type of car he would like most, and chances are good that you will hear the Honda Civic mentioned.

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