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Civic Type R

Model Name Civic
Type covered TYPE R
Release date 2007.3.30
Type details ABA-FD2
Engine (motor) type K20A
Engine displacement (cm3) 1998
Drive train Type of drive train*1 FF
Transmission 6-speed manual
Vehicle weight (kg) 1250 1270
Emissions Compliance with 2005 Emissions Standards*2
MLIT Low-Emissions Vehicle certification level*3
10-15+11 mode Values reported to MLIT (g/km) CO 0.60 0.60
NMHC 0.04 0.04
NOx 0.04 0.04
Fuel economy 10-15 mode (km/L) 11.4 11.0
CO2 emissions (g/km) 203.7 211.1
Compliance with FY2011 Fuel Economy Standards
Attains FY2011 Fuel Economy Standards + 5%
Attains FY2011 Fuel Economy Standards + 10%
Attains FY2011 Fuel Economy Standards + 20%
Equipped with a fuel economy meter*4
Local government-designated low emissions vehicle 8 prefectures/cities, including Tokyo
7 prefectures/cities in the Kyoto-Osaka-Kobe area
Compliance with Green Purchasing Law
Eligibility for Green Tax rebate
Noise level (MLIT measurement) Noise near exhaust outlet (dB (A)) / Engine rpm 93/5000
Acceleration noise (dB (A)) 75
Constant speed passing noise (dB (A)), (km/h) 71 (50)
Interior VOC density Compliance with JAMA interior VOC standards
(within MHLW guidelines for interior density)
Air conditioner Refrigerant HFC 134a consumption (g) 500
Reduction in SOCs Lead*5 Meets JAMA target of 10% of 1996 levels
Mercury*6 Meets JAMA target for elimination after January 2005
Hexavalent chromium Meets JAMA target for elimination after January 2008
Cadmium Meets JAMA target for elimination after January 2007
Recycling Recyclability*7 Over 90% of entire vehicle
Display of material identification on resin and rubber parts To the extent possible
Parts using highly recyclable materials Most interior/exterior parts; interior weather stripping, window molding, washer tubes, air flow tubes, opening trim, cowl top garnish, glove compartments, side striping, visors, center consoles, door molding, door linings, hand break cover, bumper faces, pillar garnish, and tool boxes
Parts using recycled materials Splash shield, acoustic materials
Use of substances of concern Lead In use Electronic boards, solder for electronic parts, piezoelectric elements (PZT sensors) axis, and axle bearing/bearing
Not in use Electro deposition coating, fuel hoses, high pressured hose for power steering, wheel balancers, light bulbs and ignition plugs, vinyl chloride and rubber parts, valve seats, and fuel tanks
Mercury Not in use
Hexavalent chromium In use Used for anti-corrosion coating of metal parts, bolts and nuts
Replaced parts
Cadmium Not in use IC chips for electric and electronic parts
Remarks

*1: FF=Front engine, front-wheel drive; 4WD=4-wheel drive
*2: Complies with long-term CO2 emission standards for passenger and light-duty vehicles
*3: ★★★: Low-emissions vehicle with emissions 50% lower than 2005 standards; ★★★★: Low-emissions vehicle with emissions 75% lower than 2005 standards
*4: Eco Drive support devices, including real-time fuel economy meters, average fuel economy meters and eco lamps
*5: Lead batteries are excluded from the reduction target, as a separate recovery and recycling channel has been established
*6: Mercury used in minute quantities required to ensure traffic safety (in parts such as LCDs for navigation systems, combination meters, high-intensity-discharge headlights and interior fluorescent lights) is excluded from the reduction target
*7: Based on 1998 JAMA guidelines for defining and calculating new-vehicle recyclability
Note: Fuel economy values obtained under predefined testing conditions. Fuel economy may vary under actual driving conditions (depending on weather, road surface, manner of driving, vehicle maintenance, etc).

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