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Honda Civic 2019 review: RS hatch
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The Honda Civic RS offers a turbocharged 1.5-litre engine, spacious interior, and decent build quality, but it falls short with its CVT transmission and limited safety features. While it boasts an aggressive design and competitive pricing, it struggles against rivals like the i30 N Line and Ford Focus ST-Line. Overall, the RS is a practical option but lacks the excitement of a true warm hatch.
Brands mentioned: Honda, Ford, Hyundai, Mazda
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Honda Civic 2019 review: RS hatch
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