1987 Honda CRX Si review from North America

The sunroof doesn't like to close when it's cold outside. I have to assist it by pushing up on it.

The alternator went out late in 2001. I still managed to drive it from Boston, MA to Rexburg, ID with a spare battery and a charger.

In late 2003 the Starter slowly went out. It eventually just make a clicking noise with no sound from the starter. I personally took the Reduction Gear Solenoid apart, which is half of the starter assembly. Then I replaced the stationary Solenoid Contact for $2.48 and the starter works like new again. It's a very common part and easy to find at an electric motor repair shop.

Overall it is a fun little car. Like what has already been said, she comes alive at 3,000 rpm to the red-line.

There is a bit of body roll in tight turns, but it's not as bad as most 4 door compacts from the '80s.

The clutch in mine doesn't feel normal, but it hasn't ever become worse or gone out on me. maybe mine has a performance clutch, or a loose cable. I've tried adjusting it to no avail.

The interior is very nice and functional for an '87. The only real downside is a lack of any cup holders.

Air Conditioning would have been nice, but to my knowledge, no brand new CRX sold in America had A/C. There are ways to put one in however.