Civic less thannoungreater than (sih-vik) (1) Cheap import [economy car] that will take you from point A to point B even after it has been completely [run into the ground].
There are three types of Civic: Stock economy car, Sleeper, and Rice burner.
Stock economy car: Driven by a middle class average Joe who wants to save his money on gas and is smart enough to spend his money on something other than an expensive car. Car might have 120 hp if it is one of the top models. The car is driven heavily and used for exactly what it should be: cheap transportation from A to B.
Sleeper: Driven by another average Joe with the [acception] of a [lead foot] or car maintenance addiction. Hardly any exterior mods except for maybe some attractive rims or a lowered body. The modifications of a sleeper are almost completely internal. Car can range from a simple [cold air intake] for a few extra hp off the neighborhood stop sign or a complete [engine swap] nitrous conversion for the wolf in sheep’s clothing effect. Joe knows his civic is not designed to be fast and is placed in many stereotypes so the mods are for his addiction, enjoyment, and to help boost his overly low self esteem from having to drive a Civic.
Rice Burner: Driven by an idiot. Usually mods his car with allot of crappy, shiny plastic accessories that, in theory, make his car go faster than yours. Might put illegal mods on a stock engine or might just keep his car cosmetically improved and just try to make people think that his car goes faster than theirs. Car really is a bucket of bolts. Shiny bolts, but bolts none the less. Possibly one of the most annoying cars on the road because of its bad attitude, tendency to [flip you] off, and the 30 hp outboard motor sound emitted by its shiny new muffler tip.
