How flat is the new Civic sedan's rear floor?

[AM2]

I'm not sure if its an illusion or is there actually a slight bump in the middle? <br>In the photo it appears to have something like 1/2 inch rise in the middle of the floor.<br><IMG SRC="http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/9187/civicfloor0ad.jpg" BORDER="0">

[scorpio14]

Thats a good thing isnt it??? means the person stuck in the middle has leg room instead that huge bump there which means u gotta put ya feet on each side of it.<BR><BR>
<i>Modified by scorpio14 at 5:35 PM 4/20/2006</i>

[DoMiNo]

Who...

[DoMiNo]

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD><i>Quote, originally posted by <b>DoMiNo</b> &raquo;</i></TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Who...</TD></TR></TABLE><p>...cares.

[AM2]

I know someone who is a big fan of this flat floor.<br>I told him that many new japanese FWD cars have AWD variants(almost all still have center tunnels), and it would be dificult to squeez in a drive shaft to the rear when your car has a flat floor, you'd end up with many things hanging from underneath the car like the CR-V.<BR><BR>
<i>Modified by AM2 at 3:38 PM 4/20/2006</i>

[anonms]

The "flat" rear floors of the Civic, Avalon, and Yaris have slight bumps.

[Cozz]

I don't think I ever seen a trully flat floor other than vans and minivans. Could be wrong though.

[anonms]

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD><i>Quote, originally posted by <b>Cozz</b> &raquo;</i></TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I don't think I ever seen a trully flat floor other than vans and minivans. Could be wrong though.</TD></TR></TABLE><p>I think you're right.<p>But the Yaris is probably the closest to a fully flat floor (from the pictures I've seen) with the Civic not far behind. <p>Actually, I think the previous-gen Civic had a true flat floor.