Do you like Honda civics??

See if any around

130k and still going strong. No issues at all.

Absolutely

I love Audi

Not paying the money

Thank you Moses

Cars made mericans too fat.

Just when they are trimming down a bit....boom...$1400 for more food.

Thats fukd up people.

Nice cars. Cheap, reliable, with good power.

Last years sport coupe manual was really cool

They dropped it of course

Going to nap for a bit

Thanks again gang

Congratulations to all who kept em running

Never again.

My 2014 Honda civic blew its rubber band transmission at 160,000km (100,000 miles) literally barely out of warranty. It cost $8000 for a new transmission + labor.

Fuckin car was only 18,000!!

Never again.

Nothing special, my friends jeep wrangler has more miles.

I got a 2015 civic brand new, still driving it. Just paid it off. Nothing has ever gone wrong with it that was the car’s fault. A tree fell on it once. Pretty reliable and good gas mileage. But, I have to say, I regret buying it because I’m considered tall for a female (5’8) and the seat height sits very very low and the cabin space is very poor for anyone 5’8 or taller. It’s cramped and the seats themselves are hard & painful and they hurt after about 30 minutes of driving. The car was meant for small Japanese people, around 5’0-5’5. You can feel that fact when you sit in it. So, if you don’t plan to drive it a lot it’s great. Road trips will ruin your posture and body, I’m in my 30’s and healthy but it takes days to recover from the stiffness aches and knots, especially in the neck, back, butt, the feet too from not being able to stretch out.
I bought one of those donut cushions at autozone to make sitting in the seat better, it helps some. Also use a travel neck pillow that makes me look crazy but that helps too.
Even so, the driver height is so low, turning is hard because you can’t see anything coming ever, every bush or sign completely obstructs you’re view. Anyone driving or parked next to you will completely block your view in traffic as well. The poor visibility is so bad that it makes me regret ever buying a small car and I’ll never do that again. I can see why women love SUV’s.
Other minor issues that bother me about it: the trunk space is extremely low. You can’t fit shit in their. The dash lights and touch screen radio are pretty and all, you can even change the colors to be pretty blue or purple or pink, but as soon as you turn your headlights on, all of the lights go into energy saver mode and dim. There is no way to manually turn them to bright, either. Also, with my 2015 year and probably other recent years, there is NO WAY to turn the headlights off manually if the car is running. I guess it’s just a safety feature or something but it actually is a huge inconvenience if you’re parked somewhere and want to keep the car running but turn the headlights off. Like in Ohio we have these drive-in burger restaurants that are “lights on for service” which signals to the worker to run to your car to take the order. You turn them off after they take your order unless you need something. Sometimes I come home late and don’t want to wake anyone in the house with bright headlights or I just want to be discreet but the headlights won’t turn off so everyone sees you all the time no matter what.

Mom bought a 2017 Corolla.
So far, no problems.

Yep. Best, most reliable car ever. Mine never let me down.

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Picked up my 2002 Honda Civic Ex back in November '01. I went to college in that car. Yada yada yada the backseat is the most worn out part and I'm still driving it today

Oh the clutch gave at 160k miles. Lots of city driving will do that

Reliable af but slow coming off first gear. Great mileage

I used to own a Honda Civic and I hated it. My favorite cars have been Toyotas.

Prius is the new Civic

I owned two Civics. I loved them. I have no idea about the quality of the newer models. When I looked at them last at the dealer they seemed to have gotten too cluttered. The original Civics were kinda spacious for being small. The had smaller steering wheels, less junk around the steering column, and a smaller center console.

Have a new accord sport, honestly, happy I went a little bigger. 6k miles on her now and it drives amazing, a lot better than the Civic Si I was looking at.

Its an ugly car. I'd lease one of the new Mazdas. The hatchback looks pretty cool.

I've got an '05. Car just goes and goes and never has any problems.

just make sure you have a garage to keep it in, because if not the piece of shit will fall apart in 2 years.

basically the quality of the exterior parts fall apart when exposed to weather.

plastic melts, cabin air leaks (car will sound like you have a window open when you dont)

One of the best cars I have ever had. My son inherited it when I bought a Toyota Camry. He still has it and I miss it. May trade in my Toyota.

I bought a 1998 Civic and drove it 130,000 miles and gave it to my son. I bought another one 2005, drove it 150,000 miles and gave it to my daughter. I bought my wife a 2015 Cvic. It has 35,000 miles on it now. Each of them got at least 40 miles per gallon. I bought a Honda Accord for me. I gave my other son a Hyundai Accent (it is also a good car). I have had Chevy's, Dodges, Mazdas, Toyotas AMC's Oldsmobiles, Pontiac's, Buick's and Fords. The only American car that ever lasted over 100,000 miles is my old diesel Ford Pickup (1995 it has 238,000 miles on it now. Thats enough miles to go to the moon lol).

Yes I like Civics

Mazda's design team has been killing it the last 10 years, comparatively speaking.

Worked with a guy who bought one in the early
1970s. Got 50 miles to the gallon.
Must be a couple hundred MPG by now!

Most people can’t walk to where they need to go because many people live rural. And many cities are too dangerous to walk in now. Or to even use their public transportation. Better to eat less and walk in a secure location. Or get something in your house.

right now im looking at 05-06 honda pilots for my next vehicle.

i need the 4wd. cant go off grid in the apocalypse with a little front wheel drive 4 banger, ya know?

the very first NEW car I bought was a teal '90 civic

it ran fine, but the windows leaked, even after repeated warranty-covered repairs

traded it in at a saturn dealership in '94 for more than I paid for it - they had fixed prices on their cars, but gave great trade-in prices

so then I had a sporty red saturn, but that damn thing was so small my head hit the roof

so in '95, traded THAT in for a new toyota t-100 truck

that sucker is still in the driveway, going strong

sure, I'd consider another civic, but would prefer a NEW 1977 pinto

orange

dont care for cars. motorcycles and SUV or trucks. suv or trucks are more useful. cars are one dimensional.

Thanks for that info. Those things would discourage me from buying it. I like older models.