Honda Civic Research & Reviews

Overview & Reviews

Average Score

4.50/5 Average
6,669 Total Reviews
Model Overview:

Since its launch in 1973, the Honda Civic has been one of the most popular compact cars sold in America. Its success can be attributed in large part to its consistently high level of quality inside and out and its long-standing reputation for reliability and low running costs. Impressive fuel economy and engaging performance have also played a role in making the Civic a top choice for many Americans.

The competition has largely caught up with Honda, though, and there are now many excellent small cars vying for your attention. Still, we continue to recommend the Civic due to its ergonomic interior layout, wide range of models and high resale value. For small-car shoppers in search of a solid used vehicle, the Honda Civic is certainly a smart choice, as its long production run and many variants make it easy to find what you want.

User Reviews:

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  • my first honda - 2003 Honda Civic
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    fun to drive excellent performance and handling.

  • Hybrid Man - 2003 Honda Civic
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    The Auto Stop feature is difficult to get used to. The car is comfortable, beautiful and reliable. Its also very spacious.

  • Awesome Honda - 2013 Honda Civic
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  • Excellent little coupe - 1993 Honda Civic
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    This is my first car, as an early driver I have little experience at the wheel, however have driven many different cars, from different manufacturers. And I can say with utmost confidence that this is by far the best econo car you could buy at the time of manufacture. It outperforms, neons, cavaliers, sunfires. A few races with people with these cars has shown me this clearly, by blasting by them with a smirk on my face as they struggle to keep up. Handling is very sharp, however there is a tad bit of body lean, and brakes are really sharp and when properly used, stop surprisingly fast.

  • Not a bad little car - 2008 Honda Civic
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    We wanted to go green. We didnt know how wed adjust coming from 2 new Audi A4 quattros (a 98 and 05). We got this and we dont regret it. It has enough zip. Its comfortable & roomy enough for 4 adults. Ive only filled the tank 5 times. The first 4 I averaged about 36/37 MPG. This last one I did about 38 MPG. (402 miles on 10.5 gallons). Not bad comparing to my Audi but not the 40/45 advertised. The car was bucking this afternoon. Dont know what it is. I have about 1,500 miles on it now and its not the first time its happened. Overall I like the car and like the economy payment and low gas cost. We must all conserve folks. Buy economical. We liked it better than the Prius.

  • Civil Civic - 2003 Honda Civic
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    Great car. Practical, yet fun to drive, for both technical husband and non-car person spouse (daily driver). MPG is 39.2 with every tankful documented over life of car/hard urban and rural driving/not babied - can maintain 80 mph climbing long Allegheny mntn grades, even after losing electric boost - CVT compensates effortlessly by adjusting engine rpms without kickdown! 45-50 mpg maintained only if cruising level at 45-55 mph. Honda (our first) quality evident but took long time to resolve severe dash rattle. OE tires designed to max mpg a bit unsure on curves and traction. Replaced at 50K with Yokohama Avid 4s - very good, only about one mpg drop-off. Great car.

  • Civic Hybrid - Awesome MPG! - 2008 Honda Civic
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    I bought my Civic Hybrid about two months ago and have put over 5000 miles on it already. I live out in the country and do a lot of highway miles but also work in the city. For my last 150 miles (which was almost all highway) I got ~57 mpg. Over all for the ~5200 miles Ive driven, Im getting 48 mpg! Ive had no issues at all and the Civic has enough pep for getting on the highway, or climbing hills. The mileage started (during the first few weeks) around 43-44 mpg, but has continued to improve. As a driver with a hybrid, you can become more concerned with mpg than mph. Ive learned to drive slower to enhance my gas mileage.

  • Great little car - 2007 Honda Civic
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    We bought this car as a second car. Its excellent and gas and drive.The only problem is the tires. They are below average. Spend some extra cash on a pair of better tires like michelin or toyo..trust me it makes the ride so Much better and quiet to..

  • Just bought it - 2009 Honda Civic
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    Just bought this car yesterday. Very impressed with this car. This is my 4th Honda product and I cant say anything bad. I bought this as a second car. My other car is a 2002 Acura TL-Type S. The Civic obviously isnt as plush, but is fun to drive.

  • Not all happily ever after.... - 2008 Honda Civic
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    I commute 120 miles a day, so gas mileage was of paramount importance. I have always owned Hondas and loved them-except for this one. The passenger/driver sun visors have broken 3 times. The paint is blistering and peeling off the bumpers. The windshield is VERY long, prone to cracking and the sun visor will take up what little cargo space there is. The rear child tethers are so close to the seat, you cannot use them. I was informed today the brakes need replacing every 20-25,000 miles since all the 2008 have a new brake system to eliminate braking noise that results in 1/2 the usual brake life. Id rather have the noise...and a different car. $300 every 8 months is pricey.

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