Win a Built 2009 Honda Civic Si with a Full FD2 Type R Conversion
A 2009 Civic Si sedan wearing a genuine OEM FD2 Type R conversion, Mugen aero, and Volk CE28s — a JDM-correct build, not a clone.
Last updated · Independent listing — GiveawayCars tracks this sweepstakes but is not the sponsor.
Est. market value
$20,000
Entry price was
$1
Entries closed
July 1, 2026
Drawing
July 7, 2026
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The build: what you're looking at
The headline prize is a 2009 Honda Civic Si — the 8th-gen FA5/FG2 sedan with the K20Z3 making a factory 197 hp, paired to the 6-speed manual and Honda's helical limited-slip diff. That's the drivetrain enthusiasts actually want out of this generation. What sets this one apart is the conversion: UltraMotive went to genuine OEM FD2 (the JDM Civic Type R) parts for both ends — FD2 hood, fenders, bumper, headlights and lower grille up front, FD2 tail lights and rear bumper out back. On top sit a VIS carbon trunk, a Mugen rear wing, front grille and shift knob, a Hybrid Racing short shifter, Tein coilovers, a Skunk2 intake, and Volk Rays CE28s on Nitto NT05s. A coherent, JDM-correct build rather than a bin of random parts.
The fine print worth knowing
Entry runs 12:00 a.m. PT June 1, 2026 to 11:59 p.m. PT June 30, with the drawing on or about July 8. Paid entry is one entry per $1 spent on an eligible purchase, but there is a no-purchase route: mail a hand-printed 3x5 card to the fulfillment address (postmark by June 30, received by July 7) for twenty entries. Open to legal US residents (50 states + DC), 18+, valid license. The prize is non-transferable with no cash redemption except at the sponsor's discretion, and the winner is solely responsible for taxes — a 1099 will be issued. The sponsor lists ARV at $20,000; treat that as a build/parts figure rather than resale, and budget for the tax bill accordingly.
Spec Sheet
| Year / Make / Model | 2009 Honda Civic |
|---|---|
| Trim | Si |
| Mileage | 131,000 miles |
| Engine | 2.0L K20Z3 i-VTEC inline-4 |
| Horsepower | 197 hp |
| Transmission | 6-speed manual |
| Drivetrain | FWD |
The Mod List
- +OEM FD2 Civic Type R front end conversion (hood, fenders, bumper, headlights, lower grille)
- +OEM FD2 tail lights and rear bumper
- +VIS carbon fiber trunk
- +Mugen rear wing and front grille
- +Mugen shift knob
- +Hybrid Racing short-throw shifter
- +Volk Rays CE28 wheels
- +Nitto NT05 tires
- +Tein coilovers
- +Skunk2 cold air intake
- +Aftermarket Apple CarPlay head unit with subwoofer
Why It's Special
Not a rare car on its own — the 8th-gen Si sedan sold in volume — but the genuine OEM FD2 Civic Type R front and rear conversion plus Mugen and Volk hardware make this a well-sorted, JDM-correct build rather than a parts-bin clone. The K20Z3 with its factory helical LSD and 6-speed is the desirable Si drivetrain.
Our value estimate
$20,000
Sponsor lists the ARV at $20,000; we report that figure as the stated prize value. Treat it as a build-cost / replacement-parts number, not resale. KBB pegs a 2009 Civic (good condition, typical mileage) around $4,250 retail, and at ~131k miles a stock Si sedan realistically trades $4,000-$6,000. The gap is the build: a genuine OEM FD2 conversion, Volk Rays CE28s (~$2,000-2,500 new), Tein coilovers, carbon trunk, and Mugen pieces easily add five figures in parts. No directly comparable FD2-converted Si sedan public-auction sale found, so $20k = the sponsor's stated value, with actual cash-resale meaningfully lower.
Editorial estimate based on recent comparable sales — not an appraisal.
Common questions
Can I still enter the 2009 Honda Civic Si giveaway?
No — entries have closed (July 1, 2026). The drawing is on or about July 7, 2026; the winner will be posted here. Browse the live giveaways board for sweepstakes that are open right now.
How much is the 2009 Honda Civic Si worth?
GiveawayCars estimates the 2009 Honda Civic Si at about $20,000. Sponsor lists the ARV at $20,000; we report that figure as the stated prize value.
Who ran the 2009 Honda Civic Si giveaway?
It was run by Jack Ultra Motive (UltraMotiveShop). GiveawayCars is an independent directory and is not the sponsor.
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