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What is the ground clearance of the Civic?

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Lilian
07/29/2025, 01:05:20 PM

The minimum ground clearance of the Honda Civic is 105mm. Honda Civic Engine: The Civic is equipped with two versions of engines with different power outputs and structural designs. The 180Turbo model uses the L15C7 engine, featuring dual-sided VTC, a structure more similar to the previous-generation Civic's L15B8, leaning towards energy efficiency and comfort. The 240Turbo model adopts a dual-sided TVC + exhaust VTEC configuration, a design closer to the 260Turbo engine found in the tenth-generation Accord. Honda Civic Exterior: The eleventh-generation Civic gives the strongest impression of being very composed, easily accepted by all age groups. It looks more like a smaller Accord, with a body length of 4674mm, slightly longer than the previous generation's 4658mm. Moreover, the wheelbase has increased from 2700mm to 2735mm, resulting in a slight improvement in overall space.

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