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2012 Jeep Compass Black Edition

JEEP COMPASS 2.4 Black Edition 5dr CVT Auto (;2012); Technical Data

JEEP COMPASS 2.4 Black Edition 5dr CVT Auto (2012)

General

Badge Engine CC:	2.4
Badge Power:	168
Based On ID:	51431
Coin Description:	N
Coin Series:	Black Edition
Generation Mark:	1
Insurance Group 1 - 50 Effective January 07:	24E
Man Corrosion Perforation Guarantee - Years:	7
Manufacturers Paintwork Guarantee - Years:	2
NCAP Adult Occupant Protection %:	61
NCAP Child Occupant Protection %:	76
NCAP Overall Rating - Effective February 09:	2
NCAP Pedestrian Protection %:	23
NCAP Safety Assist %:	43
Service Interval Frequency - Months:	12
Service Interval Mileage:	7500
Special Edition:	True
Standard manufacturers warranty - Mileage:	60000
Standard manufacturers warranty - Years:	3
Vehicle Homologation Class:	M1

Emissions - ICE

CO2 (g/km):	199
Standard Euro Emissions:	EURO 5

Engine and Drive Train

Camshaft:	DOHC
Catalytic Convertor:	True
CC:	2360
Compression Ratio:	10.5:1
Cylinder Layout:	IN-LINE
Cylinders:	4
Cylinders - Bore (mm):	88
Cylinders - Stroke (mm):	97
Engine Layout:	NORTH SOUTH
Fuel Delivery:	MULTI POINT FUEL INJECTION
Gears:	6 SPEED
Number of Valves:	16
Transmission:	SEMI-AUTO

Fuel Consumption - ICE

EC Combined (mpg):	32.8
EC Directive 1999/100/EC Applies:	True
EC Extra Urban (mpg):	40.4
EC Urban (mpg):	25

Performance

0 to 62 mph (secs):	10.7
Engine Power - BHP:	168
Engine Power - KW:	125
Engine Power - RPM:	6000
Engine Torque - LBS.FT:	162
Engine Torque - MKG:	22
Engine Torque - NM:	220
Engine Torque - RPM:	4500
Top Speed:	116

Tyres

Alloys?:	True
Tyre Size Front:	215/55 R18
Tyre Size Rear:	215/55 R18
Tyre Size Spare:	SPACE SAVER
Wheel Style:	N
Wheel Type:	18" ALLOY

Vehicle Dimensions

Height:	1663
Height (including roof rails):	N
Length:	4448
Wheelbase:	2635
Width:	1812
Width (including mirrors):	N

Weight and Capacities

Fuel Tank Capacity (Litres):	51
Gross Vehicle Weight:	1980
Luggage Capacity (Seats Down):	1269
Luggage Capacity (Seats Up):	458
Max. Loading Weight:	450
Max. Towing Weight - Braked:	1500
Max. Towing Weight - Unbraked:	450
Minimum Kerbweight:	1530
No. of Seats:	5
Turning Circle - Kerb to Kerb:	11.3

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2012 Honda Civic Ex Top Speed

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2012 Honda Civic Ex Top Speed

2012

The Car Connection

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The Car Connection Expert Review

Senior Editor

February 16, 2012

Likes

Smooth, absorbent ride
Roomy trunk
44-mpg Hybrid

Dislikes

Bland styling
Hard plastic dash materials
Hybrid's low-speed drivability
Flat, uncomfortable front seats
Road and wind noise

Buying tip

If you're already planning to get a well-equipped 2012 Honda Civic EX or EX-L, you might as well get the 44-mpg Civic Hybrid, which includes all the features but doesn't cost much more.

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The 2012 Honda Civic is a little more spacious, comfortable, and economical, but it's now one of the blandest of the bunch.

The Honda Civic used to be not only the sportiest-driving compact but also arguably the most stylish and desirable. But that car you remember might not bear much semblance to what you'll find after some cross-shopping. In the years since then the Civic has grown, and Honda has vied for more of the mass-market, but in the process has lost a lot of the appeal that used to charm miserly enthusiasts, as well as affluent households who could afford more, to add a Civic to the garage. That said, the Civic remains a comfortable, spacious, and economical small-car choice.

While the Civic has been fully refreshed for 2012, not much about the lineup itself has changed. The Civic still comes in standard Coupe and Sedan models, a Civic Si two-door coupe, a Civic Hybrid sedan, an eco-minded Civic HF, and a Civic Natural Gas. The newest generation, all new for 2012, builds on the car's traditional strengths—sporty roadholding, good gas mileage—but faces increasingly stringent competition from new entries like the Hyundai Elantra, Ford Focus, and Chevrolet Cruze.

With this latest redo the Civic has become undeniably a little more conservative. While the new Civic retains much of the futuristic, previous-generation model—including its rakish roofline—it tones down the look with more conservative rear styling. Likewise, inside Honda has kept the dual-tier instrument panel but recontoured it to cant slightly (and disconcertingly, to some) toward the driver.

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While the new Civic performs just as well as the previous one, driving enthusiasts who remember what this model once was will find it irksome that Honda's also taken a step toward the conservative side here. The 140-horsepower, 1.8-liter engine, paired with either a five-speed manual or five-speed automatic, feels strong and responsive, and it isn't at all boomy when revved as some other models. The Si performance model gets a larger, 201-hp, 2.4-liter four that promises—but doesn't quite deliver—a stronger kick. Meanwhile, our favorite of the lineup is probably the improved 2012 Honda Civic Hybrid, which gets an improved version of Honda's mild-hybrid system and impressive 44-mpg city and highway ratings.

Honda hasn't changed the size of the Civic, but with improved seats and a little rejiggering of available space, everyone's going to be pretty comfortable, considering this is a small car. Front seats are a little short and flat, but backseat accommodations are among the better ones for this size. Trunk space is vast, too. Road and wind noise aren't quite the issues they were in the previous-generation Civic, and the ride is a bit softer. But while interiors have been rapidly moving upscale in this class, the Civic's interior feels like a sore point, with hard plastics, thin-feeling panels, and a relatively cut-rate feel.

With a starting price of just $15,605, the Civic remains very affordable. But that base DX model doesn't come with all that much—windows are hand-winding, and there's no Bluetooth, air conditioning, or cruise control. Other models add features—like an improved navigation system, USB inputs, and a new secondary display screen in the line of sight—but also have much a much higher price tag, and it's disappointing that Bluetooth and satellite radio are only offered on the top-of-the-line EX and EX-L models.

Safety-conscious shoppers should make note that the 2012 Honda Civic has already been named an IIHS Top Safety Pick.

Honda has refreshed the 2012 Civic throughout, yet the design feels surprisingly anonymous and conservative.

The 2012 Civic has been refreshed and redesigned in most respects, yet its styling is clearly evolutionary rather than radically new.

The front and side profile are instantly recognizable as Honda Civic, though the rear end of the 2012 model is new enough that it doesn't instantly read "Civic" unless you see the rest of the car. We see the taillights as vaguely echoing those of the mid-size Honda Accord, while the front end has a bit more of a chiseled look. Otherwise, while the Civic's flanks have been a little more sculpted—including a raked-upward character line—the roofline looks remarkably familiar, and its footprint is about the same as the outgoing model.

As before, Civic Si models get a host of trim and appearance upgrades—including new wheels, a blacked-out eggcrate grille, chrome-tipped exhausts, and a noticeable rear spoiler—that are bound to draw a little more attention. Inside, too, Si models get a sportier theme, with darker trim, sport seats, and details like a leather-wrapped steering wheel. On the other hand, the Civic Hybrid blends in even more so with the rest of the line; it gets different wheels and front fascia, plus a small spoiler on the trunk lid, but you'd have to read the badges to know that it's the Hybrid—making it the antithesis of the Toyota Prius identity.

Inside, Honda has redesigned the instrument panel and rejiggered the interior for improved interior space—also through resculpted door panels and new seats. While some might find the curvature of the instrument panel, and its dual-level instrument readouts, a bit odd, the design fits right in with Honda's emphasis on practicality over style this time.

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The 2012 Honda Civic still feels a little more nimble and responsive than most other compacts, but the new Si no longer wows.

The 2012 Honda Civic remains offered in several different models—including standard gasoline versions, a Hybrid, the sporty Si, and a Natural Gas version—and they each drive a little bit differently.

The standard Civic gasoline models accelerate responsively and have lively acceleration, along with confident handling and roadholding. Steering remains quite good, even though all the models in the lineup now come with an electric power system that doesn't feel quite as good, but it's easy to position the car exactly where you want it within the lane.

The sporty Si, once a benchmark, doesn't feel quite as sharp as its predecessor, and shoppers should be aware that the cost of its crisper responses comes in the form of increased road noise. It gets a larger-displacement 2.4-liter engine that produces its maximum torque roughly at engine speeds roughly 1,000 rpm lower than its predecessor, but as always, you still have to spin the engine toward its 7000-rpm redline to get the power. Novice Si drivers may find themselves one gear too high for useful acceleration under many different circumstances, yet the larger displacement makes it thirstier than former Si models.

The base engine in the Civic remains a 140-horsepower, 1.8-liter i-VTEC four-cylinder engine that's essentially carryover. That's perfectly fine, as it's one of the best engines in this class, smooth and responsive throughout the rev range, without becoming boomy when you rev it like some other models. Overall, we like the manual gearbox that comes on Civics best; the five-speed automatic tends to balk a little bit with downshifts and doesn't allow manual control.

You might not expect the Civic Hybrid to be as enjoyable to drive, but it's fun to chuck around corners and easy to place on corners. Like all of Honda's hybrids since 1999, the 2012 Civic Hybrid is a "mild hybrid," meaning it can't move the car on electric power alone. It's worth noting that the 2012 Honda Civic Hybrid uses Honda's first-ever lithium-ion battery pack, which takes up relatively little room in the trunk and weighs far less than the older nickel-metal-hydride battery in its predecessor. Boost has been increased for the Honda Civic Hybrid; the hardware consists of a very thin 15-kilowatt (22-horsepower) electric motor, inserted between the 1.5-liter engine and Honda's continuously variable transmission (CVT).

The Civic Hybrid can't accelerate in electric-only mode at low speeds, like that of the Prius, but it does offer the ability to run in electric-only mode when cruising at speeds as high as 36 mph, but only for very short periods. In most Civic models there's an Econ mode that allows a gentler throttle calibration, along with more conservative transmission and accessory settings, but in the Hybrid you might need to turn it off to better keep up with traffic on hilly stretches. Because the Civic Hybrid has to restart its engine to move away from a dead stop, it's not as smooth to drive as a Prius-style full hybrid, either, with a tendency to switch the engine off momentarily in stop-and-go traffic, then hesitate for a moment when getting back on the throttle.

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A comfortable ride and roomy back seat cover the basics, but the Civic's hard surfaces and noisy interior fail to make an upscale impression.

With the Civic's redesign for 2012, Honda has freed up a little more space, especially inside the Civic sedans, without making these vehicles any larger on the outside. Overall, accommodations are adequate in the four-door, but definitely tight in the coupes. The seats in the 2012 Civic have been redesigned, and while better, they're still flat and too short for taller drivers to be comfortable over long distances. In either model, with the Civic's steeply angled windshield, there's a sense that the dash extends considerably into the cabin, and even in front the Civic can feel a little tight for headroom and legroom compared to other vehicles in this class.

Civic buyers by now will be used to the two-level dashboard design, into which Honda has integrated vastly improved infotainment displays. A multi-directional button on the steering wheel lets the Civic driver navigate through a menus while keeping hands firmly on the wheel, while there's a smaller screen more directly in front of the driver, for trip computer and audio functions.

The downside of the 2012 Civic, however, is the rest of the dashboard. While the curvature of the dash is more an issue of personal taste, many more will find issue with the hard, thin-feeling plastic surfaces that top the dash. The central area of the dash on 2012 Civics without navigation fitted is a large swatch of flat gray plastic, with no texture or accent lines—and you tend to notice it as it's low and under such a long windshield.

In either Coupe or Sedan models, trunk space is more than adequate, with a level, surprisingly wide floor and a relatively easy liftover height. And trunk space in the 2012 Civic Hybrid is no longer significantly compromised. It's the first Honda hybrid fitted with a more compact lithium-ion battery pack, which takes only about 6 or 8 inches out of the trunk depth. Although Hybrid and Natural Gas models do still forgo the folding rear seatbacks.

Less pleasant on the road is the relatively high level of wind noise we've noted in several new Civic models. This is an area where compact cars have made great strides lately, none more so than the remarkably hushed Chevy Cruze, which may be best-in-class for interior quiet. The Civic Hybrid may be a step worse in this are because of its low-rolling-resistance tires.

Audio and climate-control settings feel remarkably straightforward, bordering on drab. And the entire climate-control setup looked a bit like part of an older audio-system faceplate.

But the interior was missing some of the amenities found in other compacts: bottle-holders in front and rear door pockets, a rubber mat to prevent mobile phones from sliding on the flat tray ahead of the shift lever, and a rear-seat power outlet. Also puzzling, from a design/convenience standpoint, is why the aux-in port is just in front of the tray ahead of the shift knob, yet the USB input is inside the center console.

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The 2012 Honda Civic sedan is looking like a very sensible choice for the safety-minded.

The 2012 Honda Civic in sedan form, is a great pick, earning both five-star safety ratings from the federal government and top 'good' results in all categories from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).

It should be noted that those results don't extend to the Coupe which, in its last generation, was given a lower 'acceptable' score.

While some of the previous Civic's so-called ACE body structure carries over to the new model, Honda has optimized it to absorb crash impact through "pathways" that distribute forces away from occupants.

Electronic stability control is standard on the Civic, as are anti-lock brakes, side-curtain airbags for front and rear occupants, and front-seat side bags, plus a whiplash-mitigating seat design.

The entry-level 2012 Honda Civic DX is a deal if you're a no-frills shopper; otherwise you have to go to the priciest models for popular features like Bluetooth and satellite radio.

Starting at just $15,605 for the 2012 Honda Civic DX Coupe and running all the way up to $26,750, the 2012 Civic plays several very different roles, depending on which model you choose.

The DX remains largely a no-frills value-leader for the lineup, forgoing many conveniences like audio, cruise control, power accessories, even map lights. Those items are all included in the next-up LX, which gets a USB input, along with power windows and an auto-up driver's side window (which we some of us consider a safety feature). EX models add Bluetooth and an upgraded six-speaker sound system, while top-of-the-line EX-L models come with leather heated seats. But, in the same way that Honda typically packages its vehicles, you can't get Bluetooth on the lower trims, and XM Satellite Radio can only be had with the navigation system.

The navigation system now also includes FM-based traffic information that doesn't require a subscription. LX and EX models, along with Hybrids, get an additional, smaller screen more directly in the driver's view, which accesses trip-computer and audio information (and has a customizable display).

The high-end audio system produces crisp, clean sound on both the high and low ends of the range. But over several drives, we've found a number of disappointments in the navigation-system and audio interfaces. While iPod integration on the 2012 Civic was intuitive and easy to use, the USB port wouldn't charge unknown devices like the Blackberry we connected, or read iPhone media via USB. And we found the Bluetooth interface itself to be quick with some handsets, oddly sluggish with another (an iPhone). Other issues included a very limited number of characters for artists and songs on satellite radio, and channel lists and songlists that always defaulted back to the first channel or first file in the library.

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The 2012 Honda Civic Hybrid is the most fuel-efficient sedan on the market, and with the exception of the Si the other Civics are also very green choices.

The Honda Civic has always been one of the most fuel-efficient vehicles in its class, and the latest 2012 Civic is no exception. With EPA city ratings of 28 or 29 in the city and up to 41 on the highway, the Civic actually gets better mileage than the smaller Honda Fit.

Actually, there is one exception in the lineup: The Civic Si, with its larger 2.4-liter engine and lower gear ratios, doesn't do much better on gas than a mid-size V-6 sedan. If gas mileage is a priority, you might want to reconsider.

For maximum gas mileage, though, there's the Civic Hybrid model, now in its third generation and reworked to be even more fuel-efficient than before. Its EPA ratings are 44 mpg on both city and highway cycles, and for 2012, it provides more boost from a larger 15-kilowatt (20-hp) electric motor.

Nearly all Civics come with an 'Econ' button on the left side of the instrument panel; the mode, when engaged, provides a gentler throttle setting, along with more conservative transmission behavior and accessory operation. It even softens cruise-control responsiveness to save fuel.

In real-world driving, from our observations, the Civic Hybrid is very impressive. Over nearly 400 miles of driving—leaving the car mostly in 'Econ' mode—we averaged more than 45 mpg. As for the other models, we managed to about match the EPA city number in mostly city driving.

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2012 Honda Civic 4-Door Manual LX

Outstanding

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I had another car that I run up to 285,000 and it ran its course. In looking for a replacement I found a 2012 Honda with under 30,0000 miles on it runs like new and a very comfortable ride this car just came... I had another car that I run up to 285,000 and it ran its course. In looking for a replacement I found a 2012 Honda with under 30,0000 miles on it runs like new and a very comfortable ride this car just came off lease so it was will taken care of. I would highly recommend this car and brand I drive close to 75 miles a day to and from work in the northern suburbs of chicago so we get all kinds of weather and so far I have not been let down. + More »

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2012 Honda Civic 4-Door Manual LX

Reliable but lacking the upscale interior qualities expected of a Honda

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I bought my 2012 basically on the fact that I had owned a 2006 and loved the reliability, fun to drive factor and the quality of the interior. I expected the same of the 2012 and, while the reliability is... I bought my 2012 basically on the fact that I had owned a 2006 and loved the reliability, fun to drive factor and the quality of the interior. I expected the same of the 2012 and, while the reliability is still there, the fun to drive and interior quality of materials is lacking. In an attempt to remain affordable (and I expect the best selling small car in Canada with Hyundai nipping at its heels)there was a certain decontent feel to the 2012 and lacking some of the electronic features coming out at that time in comparable cars. That said, I have not had any issues with the car and it remains a comfortable, reliable vehicle. However, I would definately shop around before considering another Honda in the future. + More »

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July 1, 2015

2012 Honda Civic 2-Door Automatic EX

Good Car, Good Mileage

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I am very pleased with my '12 Civic Coupe, that is after I put beefier front and rear roll bars on it to improve the handling. With Michelin MXV4 tires, it is smooth and quiet. The mileage is over 40 mpg on... I am very pleased with my '12 Civic Coupe, that is after I put beefier front and rear roll bars on it to improve the handling. With Michelin MXV4 tires, it is smooth and quiet. The mileage is over 40 mpg on the highway. I probably average 37-38 mpg in all driving year 'round. + More »

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April 28, 2015

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Great with one glaring exception

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Good performance, great mileage, very roomy, and I like the flat floor in the middle back seat. The trunk is spacious and the car rides good enough for a compact. One thing bugs the heck out of me (and I... Good performance, great mileage, very roomy, and I like the flat floor in the middle back seat. The trunk is spacious and the car rides good enough for a compact. One thing bugs the heck out of me (and I didn't discover it until I had purchased the car): There is no engine temperature gauge. There is a blue 'C' that lights up when cold and a red 'H' when hot. These were called 'idiot' lights in the 70s. The Honda engineers took up a large amount of space on the dash to display the tachometer (which most people ignore), and skipped a very important gauge. Basically if you see the red 'H' you're probably already screwed--the engine will overheat. If you have an analog gauge, you can see the temp ticking up and take corrective action (which I have done on previous cars). For me this is a huge flaw and I will never buy another Civic again if they continue to do this. + More »

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April 17, 2015

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Amazing car!

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I bought this Civic Si Coupe in 2012 to replace a 2008 Civic Coupe (non-Si. What a difference a few HP makes - 140 to 201. Amazingly fun car to drive and no maintenance except for oil changes. I like this car!

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City Car Driving Games Unblocked

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City Car Driving Games Unblocked

Whether a car is old or new, having a car insurance policy is a necessity. Sometimes used cars are purchased from individuals rather than dealerships, which can require more of the buyer's participation in the process of transferring the title, including insuring the car. This extra step leaves some used car owners confused about how to get car insurance for a used car.

The specific requirements of car insurance for a used car depend on both the state the owner of the car resides in and whether or not the car is financed. With only two exceptions, the majority of states require all car owners to carry liability insurance on each car they own. Liability coverage protects other parties if the policyholder is responsible for damage, but it does not offer any protection for the policyholder. Each state has its own minimum coverage standard for liability. The minimum coverage may be $10,000 in one state and $25,000 in another, but this minimum is usually far less coverage than insurance professionals recommend.

Usually, a car owner who uses an auto loan to purchase a car will need more than basic liability coverage. Lenders require full coverage, which includes comprehensive, collision, and liability coverage. The combination of all three coverage types protects the driver in an accident regardless of who is at fault, and in other specific scenarios that can result in damage to the vehicle. Lenders know that their chances of collecting the rest of the debt dramatically decrease if the car is destroyed, because there is no longer collateral to repossess. That is why lenders want used car owners to keep the car insured for the life of the loan.

How to Buy Insurance for a Used Car

Insurance companies will offer quotes and even extend insurance to an individual before that individual has a car. If you are thinking of purchasing a used car, you need to start the process of getting insurance at the same time, if not before purchasing the car.

This processing can start by calling or walking into a local insurance office. An individual can also start the process of getting coverage online by entering their information into an online application on an insurance company's website. There are even consumer service websites that allow a person to receive quotes from several insurance companies at one time.

To complete the process of receiving a quote, a potential car buyer may need to plug in the year, make, and model information for the car they're buying. It is ok to guess based on the type of car you plan to buy if you do not own a car yet. However, be aware that the actual price of your car insurance policy may change based on the car you end up purchasing.

If you already own another car with an active insurance policy, the process is much simpler. Once the car is purchased, call the insurance company to add a new car to the policy. If you plan on getting rid of the old car, remove that car from the policy once you no longer own it.

New Car vs. Old Car Insurance

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Car insurance is based on statistics associated with the car. One part of the equation is the price of the car. Used cars usually equate to cheaper insurance policies because they are typically cheaper for the insurance company to replace if the car is totaled.

There are outliers to the rule. Some older cars are antiques, which cost far more than the average new car. Often, these need add-on policies to cover the full value of the car. Non-antique older cars can also be of a make and model that insurance companies charge more to cover. For example, if the parts are hard to find or the car is statistically associated with poor driving habits, insurance on a cheaper older car may still be comparable to a newer car.

On the other hand, car insurance companies are also concerned with statistics regarding safety. Drivers who own cars with newer safety features like back up cameras and higher crash safety scores have cheaper insurance.

Do You Need Insurance Before You Buy a Used Car?

Although some states recognize a 7 to 30 day grace period for getting a newly purchased used car insured, it's best to get car insurance before you buy the car.

Insurance is more than a good thing to have or something that most states require. Insurance is a protection for the car owner. Anytime you enter the roadway, you take a risk. The best drivers can still get into a car accident, and car accidents can cause expensive damage to both people and property. Most people cannot afford to be personally responsible for another person's medical bills in the event of an accident. Spending all of your savings on a used car only to see that car destroyed in an accident within the first week of buying it is devastating. Without insurance, this event would mean that the person would lose both their savings and their means of transportation. With insurance, the person could receive some form of compensation (although it may not be as much as they paid for the car.)

It is possible to get insurance before purchasing a car. An official insurance policy must be attached to a specific VIN. However, the process can start before settling on a car. If in the final stages of purchasing a car, many insurance companies will allow a used car buyer to add a car to their insurance policy before officially having the title. As soon as possible, add a newly purchased used car to an insurance policy. The process is as simple as calling a 1-800 number and supplying the VIN. Insurance companies have the means to send immediate electronic proof of insurance.

Car dealerships and loan companies want to see proof of insurance before completing the sale of a car. While private sellers may not care whether the buyer is insured, it behooves the buyer to have insurance coverage before putting the key into the ignition.

2020 Chevy Camaro Ss Top Speed

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There's no question that in 2019, attention on Motown muscle has primarily fallen to the Mustang Shelby GT500. That's not to say Dodge hasn't stepped in with new special-edition Challenger models, not to mention the 797-horsepower (594-kilowatt) Redeye. Lost in this 700-plus horsepower war is the 2019 Camaro ZL1 1LE, which also made news this year for gaining a 10-speed automatic transmission option. That's not quite as glamorous has chucking out massive horsepower, but this track-focused Camaro still brings 650 hp (485-kW) to the party.

The Best Performance Machine From Detroit?

In regular guise, the ZL1 can nip at the 200-mph barrier but the extra aero slows the 1LE to a listed top speed of just 190 mph when equipped with the six-speed manual transmission. That's exactly what we have in this brand-new video from Johnny Bohmer Proving Grounds in Florida. If it looks familiar, that's because we saw this same car do a half-mile acceleration run in early August, where it managed an impressive 142 mph. This time around, however, the big 'Maro is using every bit of the massive 2.7-mile runway for a flat-out speed run.

0-142 MPH In 17 Seconds:

According to the video, the full-course assault took place on the same day as the half-mile run. Weather conditions were warm with afternoon humidity a surprisingly low 62 percent – not bad for the Florida coastline. Ordinarily we'd wax poetic about the brilliant V8 sound emanating from the Camaro's supercharged LT4 engine, but this time around the in-car camera only registers road and wind noise. The telemetry seems a bit off as well, as the speedometer makes odd pauses and jumps throughout the run.

However, it's the end result that we're interested in, and that's where the Camaro seems to disappoint just a bit. Odd speedo jumps aside, the ZL1 makes steady progress until 167 mph, at which point the needle ticks upwards very slowly until settling at 178, which is what we see as it crosses the line.

End Of The Line For Camaro?

That's a far cry from 190, but it's not like 178 is slow. And lest we forget, the aero package on the 1LE lets it lap the Nürburgring in seven minutes, 16 seconds. All in all, chopping a few mph off the top end for serious bite in the corners seems like a fair trade-off to use.

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2019 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 1LE 2.7 Mile Test

The Johnny Bohmer Proving Grounds (JBPG) runway, located in Merritt Island FL. is not only the widest and flattest runway in the world but also close to the longest. For over 10 years, Johnny Bohmer has been performing Straight Line Aerodynamic Testing for many manufacturers and thousands of vehicles here. The all concrete runway is 3 miles long with an additional 1000 ft. asphalt runoff on each end. The runway is also 100 yds. wide with an additional 50ft wide traffic lane on each side and has an elevation variance of only 1⁄4 in. from north to south over the 3 miles making this one of the flattest, large surface concrete platforms in the world. You hardly notice the 24 in. crown in the center of the runway due to the immense width of the surface.

In todays' time, the availability of concrete would make this runway
impossible to build. The traction is also substantially better here than any street surface; not as good as a drag strip, but much better than the street.

Johnny Bohmer has developed a program to debunk myths and fact check the manufacturer's claims of vehicles performance. While testing the vehicles, Johnny's team will data log each vehicle and record the findings. These have been useful to many manufacturers because of the vehicles ability to drive at speed for 2.5 miles while still have a safe, shut down area. Performance videos will be posted to the public on the recently started, Johnny Bohmer Proving Grounds YouTube channel.

The vehicles being tested are timed and speed checked with Garmin and GoPro interior monitoring
systems. External timing and speed are performed by the International Mile Racing Association (IMRA) who is a sanctioning body accepted by numerous auto groups and the Guinness Book of World Records.

Johnny and his team will routinely test 1⁄2 mile, 1 mile, 1.5 mile, 2 mile, 2.3 mile, 2.5 mile and 2.7 mile-distances. Manufacturers come from all over the world to test many types of vehicles at JBPG including sports cars, race cars, tractor trailers, electric vehicles, autonomous vehicles, fire safety, law enforcement and the list goes on.

On May 4, 2019, Johnny Bohmer had a small group of vehicles testing at JBPG; ranging from the
McLaren Senna and 720S to the Ford Raptor and Ferrari 599. The weather conditions that day are listed below.

Weather Conditions:

10am:
Temp: 26C/78F
Dew point: 22C/72F
Humidity: 79%
Wind: 08kt (09 mph) Direction: SE
Density Alt +1548
Barometric Pressure: 30.00
Surface Temp: 27.2C/81F
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3pm:
Temp: 31C/88F
Dew point: 23C/73F
Humidity: 62%
Wind: 08kt (09 mph) Direction: SE
Density Alt +2184
Barometric Pressure: 29.95
Surface Temp: 35C/95F

We tested a stock, 2019 Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 1LE over 2.7 miles and were eager to see the results. The professional driver performed the test and was able to achieve 178.387 MPH (323.977 KPH) speed. One of the main functions of the Johnny Bohmer Proving Grounds is to safely determine all aspects of a vehicle's performance capabilities while determining the accuracy of the manufacturer's claims.

Last but not least, please subscribe to the Johnny Bohmer Proving Grounds YouTube channel as we
continue to perform more testing with some of your favorite vehicles.

2020 Chevy Camaro Ss Top Speed

Source: https://www.motor1.com/news/373798/chevy-camaro-zl1-1le-top-speed/

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The 2012 Honda Civic is a little more spacious, comfortable, and economical, but it's now one of the blandest of the bunch.

Honda has refreshed the 2012 Civic throughout, yet the design feels surprisingly anonymous and conservative.

The 2012 Honda Civic still feels a little more nimble and responsive than most other compacts, but the new Si no longer wows.

A comfortable ride and roomy back seat cover the basics, but the Civic's hard surfaces and noisy interior fail to make an upscale impression.

The 2012 Honda Civic sedan is looking like a very sensible choice for the safety-minded.

The entry-level 2012 Honda Civic DX is a deal if you're a no-frills shopper; otherwise you have to go to the priciest models for popular features like Bluetooth and satellite radio.

The 2012 Honda Civic Hybrid is the most fuel-efficient sedan on the market, and with the exception of the Si the other Civics are also very green choices.

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