ok, this is based on that one thread about the honda vs. 240 thing. from 89-98 there have been approximately 250,186 240sx's made in the states through those 9 years. n honda does about 250,000 civics in just one year. i think that's pretty cool. so basically for every 240sx there is, there r 10 more honda civics on the road. just thought that was interesting.

I think your over estimating the sales of civic's. But yeah that is a interesting fact. Completely different class of cars though, civic is marketed more to be a big seller.

how many 98 240sx's were there? that's what I have?   like 2000?

here's what danio found.

S13 SOHC - 128,700
S13 DOHC - 83,038
S13 convertible - 1,167
S14 - 32,448
S14a - 5,833

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I think your over estimating the sales of civic's. But yeah that is a interesting fact. Completely different class of cars though, civic is marketed more to be a big seller.
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Actually, he is underestimating the sales of Civics. In 2000, Honda sold over 324,000 Civics.

Comparing 240SX and Civic sales numbers is BS anyways. One is a compact economy car, the other is a sports hatch. Completely different class of vehicle.

yeah i know, it's just that ppl always compare my 240 to civics...idiots.

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here's what danio found.

S13 SOHC - 128,700
S13 DOHC - 83,038
S13 convertible - 1,167
S14 - 32,448
S14a - 5,833
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Where did he find this info? &nbsp;This is pretty interesting.

http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/cars/rules/theft/theft.cfm
Scroll down to search by model of vehicle. <img src="#/f/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/smile.gif" border="0" valign="absmiddle" alt=':)'> This was found from a forum in FreshAlloy.

i mean if u think about it, there really aren't that many 240's at all in the states. nebody know what the total population of the US is?

I have no idea about that information. &nbsp;I never knew that...Interesting point.

yeah forget about the civDOG..it was built for one reason to save your ass some gas...and the 240 was bult as a Sports car..so u do the math...

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I think your over estimating the sales of civic's. But yeah that is a interesting fact. Completely different class of cars though, civic is marketed more to be a big seller.
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Actually, he is underestimating the sales of Civics. In 2000, Honda sold over 324,000 Civics.

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That was last year with a brand new redesign. What was it in prior years, the #'s will be more even then.

but think about the civic si, it's right in the same performance range pretty much, that's what i think about when i think civic. if they're not in the same &quot;class&quot; then why do ppl always compare my car to it, i think it's just cuz they're both imports. if they're gonna compare it to a honda than i think the prelude would be better b/c the bodies r more similar, still fwd though.