Tested: 1992 Honda Civic Si Hatchback Photos
From the Archive: Fun, fuel-efficient, and solidly engineered, the sporty Si hatch added welcome vigor to the fifth-generation Civic lineup.
A pleasing blend of spirited driving character and practical packaging made the new-for-1992 Si variant of the Honda Civic easy to like. Read the full story here.
The arrival of the 1992 Honda Civic Si hatchback quelled any notions that Honda had grown a bit too conservative in its small-car offerings.
The 1992 Honda Civic Si hatchback was powered by a 125-hp 1.6-liter inline-four.
A muscular, wind-swept exterior design gave the 1992 Honda Civic Si hatchback a distinct presence at the curb.
Larger overall dimensions versus the fourth-generation Civic made for impressively generous accommodations inside the 1992 Honda Civic Si hatchback.
Along with nicely supportive front seats, the 1992 Honda Civic Si hatchback's standard equipment included a driver's side airbag, power mirrors and a sunroof, cruise control, and an especially intricate fold-out cupholder.
The 1992 Honda Civic Si's split rear-hatch design looks neat today but does not make for the most user-friendly design.
Honda's VTEC variable-intake-valve-timing-and-lift system helped the 1992 Civic Si's 1.6-liter four develop power with satisfying linearity.
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