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Vehicle specifications, indexed rather than narrated

19 models across 1 brand and 310 model years. Every figure traces to a U.S. government filing — EPA fuel-economy certification, NHTSA crash tests, recall campaigns and owner complaints. Where no official value exists the field stays empty and says so.

Model years310
Models19
Configurations1,150
Guessed values0

01Browse by brand

02Every model year, one click

The full index. No accordions, no pagination — every model year we have verified is a link on this page.

03Diagnostic codes

76 generic OBD-II codes with plain-language definitions and the systems they point at. Manufacturer-specific codes are deliberately excluded — their definitions differ by brand and we cannot verify them.

04Where the numbers come from

FieldOfficial sourceRecords
Engines, transmissions, mpg, CO₂U.S. DOE / EPA fuel economy certification 1,150
Crash ratings, ADAS, test mediaNHTSA New Car Assessment Program 384
Recall campaignsNHTSA recall database 1,502
Owner complaintsNHTSA complaint filings (verbatim excerpts) 89,137
Diagnostic codesSAE J2012 / ISO 15031-6 generic codes only 76

Retrieved 2026-10-27. We do not host or mirror manufacturer manual files, and we do not reproduce copyrighted service text.

05Latest notes

Recall 24V744000 — Civic and CR-V steering racks, explainedA replacement steering rack was assembled incorrectly on certain 2022–2025 Civics and CR-Vs. Here is what the campaign number means and what an owner should actually do.recall
Why we publish a range instead of one mpg figureA single combined-mpg number hides the only thing buyers actually compare — which trim gets which figure. Here is what the EPA dataset actually gives us.method
About this index, and exactly what we will not doWhere the data comes from, what we exclude on purpose, and the one rule that decides whether a field gets filled in or left empty.about

06The sourcing rule

A wrong torque value destroys an engine. A wrong fluid capacity destroys a transmission. So the rule is simple: if we cannot point at the official document, the field stays empty and labels itself as missing. That is why some tables look sparse — they are sparse on purpose, not by accident.