I'm wondering what differences the canadian 1994 DX might have from a USDM 1994 DX. I already know the canadian DX doesn't have a tachometer, and the USDM does. Are there any other known differences? I personally havn't seen any other differences.

Thanks!


Modified by HyFi at 3:10 AM 1/31/2005

 

 

US DX of that year does not have a tachometer.

 

ic, maybe there is no difference then?

 

More rust.

 

um, canadians made more cars than they had ppl in the country? (i.e, they made 1000 cars, adn there are only aboot 50 ppl in canada)

 

well, beleive it or not, my canadian civic was originally purchased in texas....

 

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most of the 1992-1995 hatches in North America were made by Honda Canada ... search there was a thread a while back discussing the origins on all 1992-95 hatch,coupe, and sedans

 

My DX coupe was manuf. by HONDA MOTOR CORPORATION OF CANADA.

Proudly representing the cannucks.

 

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Right you are. The plant is in Alliston, ON I believe, it's about 40 minutes east of where I am. That's where my '97 was made.