Honda Civic Type-R (2001-2005) boot space, practicality and safety
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Euro NCAP rates Civic as a four-star car; their only real criticism was child seat protection. To save weight, it loses the side airbags of other Civics, and there’s no traction control although it doesn’t seem to need it until it snows. Gets remote central locking, deadlocks and an alarm/immobiliser.
The rear seats split/fold for added practicality although there is no five door option (that’s the not-so-manic Type-S). The boot is reasonably generous thanks to the fact that the Civic is one of the roomiest. The rear is easy to access and the centre console bin is ideal for hiding CDs and contains a drinks holder.
Euro NCAP rating
Ratings for this model not available
Equipment and options
Each trim level will have different equipment offerings.
Basic equipment
(17)
- ABS
- Alarm
- Body coloured bumpers
- CD
- Central locking
- Driver`s airbag
- Electric mirrors
- Folding rear seats
- Front electric windows
- Heated mirrors
- Isofix child seat anchor points
- PAS
- Passenger`s airbag
- Remote locking
- Space saver spare wheel
- Sports seats
- Steering wheel reach adjustment
Standard Equipment
Optional Equipment
Type-R Standard Equipment
(3)
- Height adjustable drivers seat
- Leather seat trim
- Steering wheel rake adjustment
Type-R Optional Equipment
(1)
- Air conditioning
Type-R 30th Anniversary Standard Equipment
(3)
- Air conditioning
- Cloth seat trim
- Lumbar support
Type-R 30th Anniversary Optional Equipment
(3)
- Height adjustable drivers seat
- Leather seat trim
- Steering wheel rake adjustment
Dimensions
Length | 4140mm |
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Width | 1695mm - 1980mm |
Height | 1420mm - 1440mm |
Review contents
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Overview
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Practicality & safety Currently reading
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Interior, tech & comfort
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Engines & handling
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Ownership cost
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