I am a major fan of the interior. Honda did a great job designing a high-tech, sturdy machine from the inside out. Everything feels solid, and I really enjoy the look and feel of the Si trim. As far as "drivability" is concerned, the 2.4 Liter i-4 VTEC is tons of fun for a 4-cylinder engine. The transmission feels a bit groggy to get into first and/or second, but all gears afterwards are usually a smooth shift. The k24 engine provides more torque low in the rev-band, and it makes a difference. I anticipate that all components will embody the reliability that Honda is renowned for. I'm averaging 28 MPG, which is stellar considering how hard I push the engine. Complaints are that the finish shows blemishes too easily, and for the price, the Si offers a bit less on paper than competing vehicles from Scion, Subaru, or even some American manufacturers, and to get the most out of the engine, bolt-ons and a tune are almost required. However, Honda almost rivals Toyota in terms of reliability and offers more in terms of aftermarket support. Overall, the car is another great contribution to the small sporty sedans, it's priced competitively, and it's tough to go wrong with a Honda.

This car rides very nicely. You can barely feel bumps and other things in the road. It gets great gas mileage out of town and in town as well. It handles curves very well. It doesn't accelerate that fast, but is only a four-cylinder. It comes in great colors, especially blue. The headlights tilt down so not to shine directly in oncoming car owner's eyes, which does not help because it makes driving at night a little difficult, in my experience anyway. The price is not bad for this vehicle, and if you lease, you can get your payments down quite a bit. You must pay attention to the amount of miles you put on the car if you are leasing, though. It is very comfortable to sit in, especially for long trips and the back-up camera is a great feature. The speakers aren't as high quality as I thought they would be, but they work fine. It has all the features you need, including USB plug-ins and places to charge phones, etc., along with music devices. You can even hook up your phone with the Bluetooth feature.