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Which brand of engine oil is best for the Civic?

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ArielLynn

07/30/25 3:17am

Honda Civic uses SM or higher-grade fuel-efficient engine oil. Use the engine oil specified by Dongfeng Honda Motors or other commercially available engine oils with SAE viscosity suitable for the ambient temperature. Here is some extended information about the Honda Civic: 1. Exterior: The new Civic incorporates a large number of black elements, such as the black front grille, side skirts, newly added small spoiler, black glossy alloy wheels, etc. The new car offers two exterior designs. Compared to the current model, the new car mainly adjusts the body color scheme and front bumper design, further enhancing the sporty feel. The dimensions of the new car are 4658/1800/1416mm, with a wheelbase of 2700mm. 2. Interior: The new car will be available in six colors: Flash Yellow, Sacred Silver, Dark Blue, Rallye Red, Brilliant Blue, and Crystal White. The interior will offer three color schemes: black, beige, and brown. The new Civic continues with the current model's style, with most areas unchanged, including the dashboard, steering wheel, seats, gear lever, etc., all of which are familiar. The interior is primarily black, with chrome elements and brushed metal trim panels added for detail embellishment. 3. Engine: The new Civic still uses the current model's 1.5T engine, with a maximum power of 130kW and maximum torque of 220N·m, paired with a CVT transmission.

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