What is the difference between honda lx-i,lx,ex,dx???
 

i wanna know what the different thingys mean b/c me and my friends argue about it lol. what do they mean? especially the honda accord lx-i b/c i own one.

THe letters stand for differnt levels of factory installed trim packages. For honda, generally the EX is the highest trim package-electronic locks, moonroof, electronic windows, etc.

Lx-i = Luxury injectedLx = LuxuryEx = EconomyDx = Domestic, meaning basic, strippedAll letters on cars mean the same thing for the most part. "x" is just a fill in letter. Now some high lines won't use an x, like say the Acura RSX-R or RSX-S. As RSX-Sx would be odd.Dx is the lowest you can buy. Basic cloth, no options, no power windows, locks, etc. And normally standard shifts.As you go up the ladder in letters you gain options, bigger engine, fuel injection (for i), leather, better stereo, etc.A Honda Accord Dx will normally be thousands less than the same year Honda Accord Lx-i as they are the same car but with different options, engines, etc.Since you own a Lx-i, you own that year Honda that came with the most options and cost the most, standard. Now sure you could of added even more on with dealer options, but your car was given all factory options.edit:R - rallyS - sportLS - Luxury sportxB - box (few grasp that one from scion)SS - super sportwhen you see a letter think performance or options and you should be able to figure out what the letter means.

DX is the basic "stripped model" w/ No VTEC (ex Integra RS)LX is a step higher, and adds some features w/ luxury. no VTEC (ex Integra LS, GS)EX is completely diff, adds many things like a VTEC motor, power everything, sunroof, better MP3 etc. (ex. Integra GS-R)Si is the top of the line in some markets and adds a new K20 engine w/ DOHC VTEC similar to the RSX-S. (Ex. Integra GS-R)Type-R is the racing model and is top in some markets. Has DOHC VTEC, A K20 (or was a B20) at a nice 8000RPM. (Ex. Honda Integra Type-R/ Acura RSX-S/RSX-R)