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Originally Posted by Arragonis
But if it is like the current Euro Civic then it may not be as durable as old Hondas used to be.
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Bear in mind that the CR-Z is a worldwide model, wheras the Euro Civic is Euro-market only. Whether that has any bearing on quality or not is a different matter, but it does mean that one being a bit iffy doesn't necessarily have an affect on the other.
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Again from the reviews though if you want the best CR-Z for eco and go then the base model seems to be the best option.
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I've not actually seen any reviews of the base model yet but it seems by far the best choice for me unless you really like your toys. £17k isn't a bad price at all for the car you get and essentially in a car like the CR-Z the focus is on the economy and the handling - and paying more for the higher specced versions doesn't improve
either of those.