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COB · 22nd April 2008, 10:38

Hi Festa,

I can only comment on my car but here goes -

I get about 29mpg in and around town on average (well according to the onboard computer anyway). I spend approx £40-£50 per week but this is on normal or average consumption for me. Obviously the heavier your right foot, the more it's going to cost you.

I don't know much about the standard 18" wheels/tyres as I have the 19" rage allows but there are numerous threads on here about wheels/tires etc. - I do know that the 18" tyres are cheaper to replace etc. than the 19" ones (but I think the 19's look super sexy) - very much depends on what's driving your purchase

I still haven't had my first service yet but I would expect that it would be similar price to normal civic apart from the cost of parts - although someone would need to confirm this. There are posts on here on servicing costs etc. but I'm expecting to pay about £400. I think the warrenty's etc. are standard and not specific for Type R etc. (someone please confirm) I didn't take the 'honda happiness fixed rate repairs' and 'honda extended warranty' packages so can't comment.

I think the running costs differences between the type r and type s would be minimal and with this in mind I would have to thoroughly recommend the Typr R - you only live once, why not enjoy it fully

(Oh my god I've written an essay)

22nd April 2008, 10:38	#4 (permalink)
COB Supporter Locking Wheelnut Join Date: 14th April 2008 Location: St Albans Posts: 105 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post iTrader: (0)	Hi Festa, I can only comment on my car but here goes - I get about 29mpg in and around town on average (well according to the onboard computer anyway). I spend approx £40-£50 per week but this is on normal or average consumption for me. Obviously the heavier your right foot, the more it's going to cost you. I don't know much about the standard 18" wheels/tyres as I have the 19" rage allows but there are numerous threads on here about wheels/tires etc. - I do know that the 18" tyres are cheaper to replace etc. than the 19" ones (but I think the 19's look super sexy) - very much depends on what's driving your purchase I still haven't had my first service yet but I would expect that it would be similar price to normal civic apart from the cost of parts - although someone would need to confirm this. There are posts on here on servicing costs etc. but I'm expecting to pay about £400. I think the warrenty's etc. are standard and not specific for Type R etc. (someone please confirm) I didn't take the 'honda happiness fixed rate repairs' and 'honda extended warranty' packages so can't comment. I think the running costs differences between the type r and type s would be minimal and with this in mind I would have to thoroughly recommend the Typr R - you only live once, why not enjoy it fully (Oh my god I've written an essay)