I searched on here and got nothing.....

anyone ever seen one of these? just thought it was interesting.

 

that does look interesting, it even has rear wipers!

 

Never heard of one. I'd be pleasantly surprised to find out that it was factory built and not just a photochop, or a CR-V stuffed beneath a Civic.

 

I want

 

it sits very high aswell..... thats very interesting

 

Its definately not a photochop... I was googling images of a Civic Ferio to find the exact position of the badge and this was one of the pics that I came across.

 

Even the 92-95 sedans had 4WD versions. Good to know they're still doing this.
But what about the 8th gen?

 

http://www.cars-directory.net/galler...1881643_p.html

there's where i found it at

 

http://www.tradecarview.com/used_car...ferio/1617312/

found another one

 

Nice! I knew about the previous 4wd's, but hadn't even considered the possibility of a 4WD 7th generation Civic. I just assumed they discontinued them years ago. Good find!

This has definitely sparked some interest and will require .. .. it will require .. ... ....... I need more pictures and info.

 

A friend of mine always goes to Japan at least once a year, about eight years ago he brought me Civic Ferio brochures, this was a factory install. I always thought this would be good sale here in Canada, however Honda Canada Inc did not want to import them, i am sure it would sell better than hybrids here.

 

4wd rear wiper AND folding mirrors!

 

Very neat

 

Totally. 4WD Civics or Fits in Canada would be fantastic. It's crazy! Why are these cars just in Japan?!!

 

they probably dont see much of a profit in the us or canada so they keep them in japan.....i wonder how much in parts and dilivery will it cost me....

 

well on the last link I posted... the car sells for roughly around $2500 US dollars and then I clicked the link on that page to figure out the shipping to United States on a 20ft container which is $1800. so ur looking at roughly around $4300 at a RHD ES2 4wd. And that's without all the stuff you have to deal with to be able to drive the car in the United States/SMOG for cali folks....

 

Was this ever available in Coupe?

Would be nice to make it RWD only without heavy modification.

 

I'd really like to drive one to see how well (or not) they handle. I'm not talking about amateur rally racing, but more to see how well it performs in snow, mud, on ice, etc.

 

i would love to have one of these in a coupe i think they would be wicked. excellent to have AWD in the snow since we get a fair amount of it. i just think of it as a CRV Chasis i guess
only 7 more years thanks to our import laws ( unless they make LHD).

 

i wonder what drivetrain that car uses...

i also wonder how much power is left over after accounting for driveline losses...

i'd love to see pictures of the underside and interior...

 

i did a bit of googling...

http://specs.amayama.com/honda/civic_ferio/2002_10/

looks like they came with D15's and the option of a MT or AT tranny

 

I found a D15 engine with transmission of a four wheel drive and i wander for which car it was but that was 2 years ago...this thread is the answer :-) nice find.

 

This?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7ZzqBPz4sY

 

yeah those civic models are sold in jamaica....not by official honda dealers thou...

civic ferio
ES1 d15b vtec or d15b non vtec
ES2 d17a vtec 4wd dual pump civic C4
ES3 d17a vtec civic RS or civic XL

Available in manual or automatic trany

We know your north american fwd civic have a flat rear floor but the civic ES2 or ET2 4wd have a tunnel in the floor for the drive shaft

but these 4wd civic i heard they slow

 

so what do those run in a 1/4 mile there 4wd