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This 2000 Honda Civic Si Has Been Auctioned For ₦35m (Photos)

As amazing as it sounds, this car is already been sold and you begin to wonder does it worth it? The Honda Civic Si is a serious collector’s item and demands are high but it is difficult to get a 20-year-old model this clean. These cars are beloved in Japan and they are easy to tune-up that’s another factor for its demand. No wonder they are priced so high in the market.
This model has done just 5,600 miles since when it was new and it was purchased in 2004. This Si features Honda’s famous B16 1.6-litre four-cylinder VTEC engine which reaches 8,000 rpm when pushed to the limit. Power is sent to the front wheels via a five-speed transmission. Features on this model include air conditioning, a sunroof, and cruise control, as well as a Pioneer audio system.
The whole interior is in immaculate condition and all functions still work excellently. With all this makes the vehicle price to reach an extreme ₦35m (before taxes) which is way more expensive than the current 2020 Civic Si. With that said, it may be a good investment to buy the latest Civic Si, use it briefly and then cash it out after 20 years.
Sounds like a great idea right? What do you guys think? Tell us in the comment section below

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