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andi22b · 19th May 2007, 09:38

Hi Amit, and welcome.
Thanks for the great, informed write-up. I can't see anything to argue with there.
I don't envy you the decision to have to change from the TT to the Civic, especially considering the fun roads that you must drive every day, but I guess the Civic is your best choice in the circumstances.
While I was living in Scotland, I had an Impreza. Luckily, I didn't have to do your mileage, so it was a great fun-mobile. Now I'm living in London, the decision to get a Civic was a lot easier.
My driving is no longer cross-country week-end dashes on fantastic deserted roads, but the bumper-to-bumper commuter grind, with regular trips up the M40 to visit the folks in Worcester. The Civic is ideal for this, and I regularly get 50mpg going to work in comfort.
Anyway, glad you're enjoying the car. Let us know how you get on when it's been chipped, etc

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andi22b Supporter Wheelnut Join Date: 2nd September 2006 Location: Banstead Posts: 62 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	Hi Amit, and welcome. Thanks for the great, informed write-up. I can't see anything to argue with there. I don't envy you the decision to have to change from the TT to the Civic, especially considering the fun roads that you must drive every day, but I guess the Civic is your best choice in the circumstances. While I was living in Scotland, I had an Impreza. Luckily, I didn't have to do your mileage, so it was a great fun-mobile. Now I'm living in London, the decision to get a Civic was a lot easier. My driving is no longer cross-country week-end dashes on fantastic deserted roads, but the bumper-to-bumper commuter grind, with regular trips up the M40 to visit the folks in Worcester. The Civic is ideal for this, and I regularly get 50mpg going to work in comfort. Anyway, glad you're enjoying the car. Let us know how you get on when it's been chipped, etc