Honda Civic Hatchback Sport Touring – nice 'stick-toitiveness'
You just might find yourself falling for the new Civic the way I fell for its predecessor nearly half a century ago
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--January 28, 2022
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It's getting to be hard finding a manual transmission these days, and that's a real shame. But Honda is riding to the rescue with a stick version of their new Civic – in some versions, anyway – and it's a wonderful thing to use even if it isn't the best stick Honda has made.
Part of the reason I love a manual is that it not only gives you better control over the vehicle, it also helps make you part of the process of driving, making you pay attention to what you're doing (theoretically, anyway). If you love driving, this can be a big deal. If a vehicle is just transportation to you, you may not care – and you may even prefer not having to shift it yourself.
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