CALIFORNIA, - One of the prestigious U.S. magazine Consumer Reports reported a Honda Civicis no longer recommended for consumers. Civic Sedan fails to enter top 10 car models recommended, but this compact sedan already subscribed entera product recommendation from a decade ago.
The Order or Ranking of Recommended Car models:
(One) Hyundai Elantra GLS, (Two) Nissan Sentra SL, (Three) Subaru Impreza 2.5i, (Four) Toyota Corolla LE,(Five) Kia Forte EX, (Six) Mazda Mazda3 Touring, (Seven) Chevrolet Cruze 1LT, (Eight) Ford Focus SE, (Nine) Chevrolet Cruze LS, (Ten) Mitsubishi Lancer ES, (Eleven) Honda Civic LX, (Twelve) Volkswagen Jetta SE.
"For the first time as far as we recall, the Civic did not receive approval from consumers," explained by a spokesman for Consumer Reports, as reported by wallstreetjournal (eighth).This magazine report states, the Civic comes with a new design but it was not enough to receive good value from the trials we did, so that points decrease of 78 (previous model) to 61-invaluation 0-100 point scale.
"Compared to previous models, the 2012 Civic had a lower quality interiors, less comfortable when driving on bumpy roads,longer brake point and no maximum kekedapan outside noise.Steering wheel is also less responsive to eliminate the impression of fun-to-drive that had been held, "wrote Consumer Goods.
However, the excess is also still owns. Among them, the back room is more spacious and more efficient fuel consumption 30 mpg.
Honda's own somewhat less agree on the outcomes delivered Consumer Reports. They believe, the Civic compact sedan with a new design is much better than previous models. Including fuel efficiency, safety and reliability.
"We are confident that with a long history in Consumer Reports,Civic can still be relied upon as one of the cars competitive," said the Honda.
(One) Hyundai Elantra GLS, (Two) Nissan Sentra SL, (Three) Subaru Impreza 2.5i, (Four) Toyota Corolla LE,(Five) Kia Forte EX, (Six) Mazda Mazda3 Touring, (Seven) Chevrolet Cruze 1LT, (Eight) Ford Focus SE, (Nine) Chevrolet Cruze LS, (Ten) Mitsubishi Lancer ES, (Eleven) Honda Civic LX, (Twelve) Volkswagen Jetta SE.
"For the first time as far as we recall, the Civic did not receive approval from consumers," explained by a spokesman for Consumer Reports, as reported by wallstreetjournal (eighth).This magazine report states, the Civic comes with a new design but it was not enough to receive good value from the trials we did, so that points decrease of 78 (previous model) to 61-invaluation 0-100 point scale.
"Compared to previous models, the 2012 Civic had a lower quality interiors, less comfortable when driving on bumpy roads,longer brake point and no maximum kekedapan outside noise.Steering wheel is also less responsive to eliminate the impression of fun-to-drive that had been held, "wrote Consumer Goods.
However, the excess is also still owns. Among them, the back room is more spacious and more efficient fuel consumption 30 mpg.
Honda's own somewhat less agree on the outcomes delivered Consumer Reports. They believe, the Civic compact sedan with a new design is much better than previous models. Including fuel efficiency, safety and reliability.
"We are confident that with a long history in Consumer Reports,Civic can still be relied upon as one of the cars competitive," said the Honda.
