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The Brodit mount for Honda Civic is just one of thousands of products offered by the best mobile accessories company in the world today. Every good company values its customers and Brodit demonstrates that by making such accessories available. The high quality they offer is unparalleled, but you may have noticed that the title of this product is very specific, specific to the car itself. Indeed, the Brodit mount for Honda Civic is designed with the interior of the car in mind and rigorously tested within the car interior because it is released onto the market. With such practices in mind, you can have peace of mind that it is of a high quality, but why not read on to find out more about what you can get as a Honda Civic owner?

Brodit is easily one of the leading companies in terms of high quality and dedication to customer needs and the Brodit mount acts as more proof of that, if you need it of course. There is a range of products that fit into the Brodit mount for Honda Civic because they all cater for different mobile devices in addition to being specific to the car itself. As such, the quality of the platforms combines with their usability and their functionality. Why have a one size fits all mount, holder or platform when you can have a specific one that is designed to fulfil your specific needs?

The Brodit mount has been reviewed by numerous critics in the past, both generally and with specific mobile devices in mind, and has never come up short. This is because they ensure that their products always meet their own private quality assurance tests and so will never let them down in terms of their public testing. All of the mobile accessories websites and magazines have tested them and have nothing but praise, which is exactly what you are looking for if you own a Honda Civic. As such, investing in the Brodit mount for Honda Civic will save you a lot of money and hassle.

All of the Brodit products available today are highly efficient and the Brodit mount for Honda Civic is no exception. It will last for years and is incredibly durable because of the materials that it is composed of. It will not melt in the sun or warp in the cold so you will be assured of its value for years to come. Furthermore, they are user friendly too so you have no need to worry about figuring it all out! Instead, it is easy to use and will not let you down.

Any investment in a Brodit mount is a good investment. If you put the years of use you will get out of it alongside the actual cost and then the value it can add to the personal experience you have when driving your car, you will see that it is worth every single penny that you spent on it. You will not find a better product for your mobile devices in your Honda Civic so check it out today.

Do you have mobile devices that you want to use in your Honda Civic? If you do then the Brodit mount for Honda Civic is the platform for you. Check out its value for money and great benefits for you now!

Honda Civic Type R - An Obsession

People say school days are the best days of your life but I disagree. For me university was quite simply brilliant fun (and hard work I promise), for three years which quite frankly outstrips anything else I've encountered. Whether it was learning about something I actually had an interest in (handily for this article I studied journalism), the social aspect which encompassed partying, constant football playing and music shopping, or living away from home and growing up, I'm not sure. Throughout the three years there was one motivation to actually sit down and write my essays and it was a picture on my bedroom wall. Neither of Kelly Brook, nor great literature scholars but of a Honda Civic Type R.

The thing I loved about the Honda was that the standard Civic was so boring to look at and drive that you seemingly needed at least 65 years of life experience before being able to own one. Don't get me wrong, just because it was boring to drive doesn't mean it wasn't a good car, it was just very safe and sensible and, well it was for old people. The Type R badge didn't just add a few thousand pounds to the price tag; it transformed the retirement home company car into a snarling piece of motoring exotica that I aspired to own one day if I studied hard.

I'd struggle to win the argument that it looks much different from the standard model, with 17 inch alloy wheels, a rear spoiler and twin exit exhaust the only obvious external differences. This however was more than enough for me to start salivating and by the time I read the performance figures I needed oxygen. A 2 litre VTEC engine lurked under the bonnet producing 197bhp, revving to a crazy 8,250rpm and dragging the car from 0-60mph in a mere 6.6 seconds. To put it more succinctly, it was as if Honda had strapped a rocket to a mobility scooter.

Inside you weren't met with the most luxurious cabin but racing seats, white dials and a brushed aluminium gear knob offered further evidence that speed really was the only priority for this car. The gearbox is mounted on the dashboard which appears odd at first but it falls so easily to hand and changes so slickly, you'll be converted in minutes. Despite it being front wheel drive, the car handled superbly thanks in no small measure to it's expensive independent rear suspension (something Honda have skimped on with the latest derivative) and communicative feedback through the steering wheel.

Quite rightly in the little Honda's lifespan (2001 - 2006) it became the biggest selling fast hatchback, smashing all modest targets Honda HQ in Japan had. Priced at a tad under £16,000 and delivering all you could want in a driving experience, this was hardly a surprise.

The big question then is, three years on from graduating from university do I have a Honda Civic Type R on my driveway? Um, no but my 'I really want one of those' radar is still twitching very strongly. The very exciting news however is that prices are now reaching a level where this extraordinary car is accessible to the majority - and very possibly me too. A low mileage four-year-old car is now valued at £8,000 (add £400 for air conditioning).

This being a Honda, there should be very little to worry about with a car of this age, the VTEC engine is one of the most reliable in the world and the car itself is well put together, so don't expect to find doors hanging off. As with any used car though it's important to check some key points.

Firstly the car was available in red, black and silver. If the one you're looking at is white it's an import from Japan which may have an extra 20bhp but will be difficult to insure, will depreciate quickly and will have your Honda dealer running for the horizon. The turning circle isn't great on the Type R so check the alloy wheels for signs of a struggle against the kerbs and whilst you're there, have a look at the side skirts for speed hump damage.

Other than that the Type R is as widely praised now as it was when new and with the new model now on sale this version should become more readily available. As a final plus point (if one was needed) it's faster and handles better than the new model. Right I can't wait any longer...I'm off to buy one.

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Mark Creese talks passionately about his love of the Honda Civic Type-R.
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what's the biggest engine i can put into my 2004 honda civic coupe with out changing motor mounts?

i need a bigger engine to get more power off the line and on top end there's a 1.7 v tec in there right know 5 spd and its not bad but i looking to increase to at least 350 hrs to 450 of course i 'm going to add a bug turbo and all that jaz, nos of course.....

You don't need a bigger motor to make more power. I think most people are going to the K20 engine though from the Civic Si. It has 200Hp from the factory. Then you can turbo on top of that for some decent power.

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