Overview & Reviews

The performance-oriented Si trim level becomes available for the sedan body style in addition to the coupe.

• Exceptional array of fuel-efficient and performance-oriented engines, roomy and refined interior, high safety ratings, sedan and coupe body styles, low True Cost to Own.

• Controversial gauge cluster design, slow acceleration times of Hybrid and GX models.

User Reviews:

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  Shake, Rattle & Roll - 2007 Honda Civic
  By pokey - April 14 - 1:43 am

  I purchased this car to make up for all of the emmissions I was spewing from my 1997 Saab. I thought the design and handling of the car were great. It did have a lot of road noise, but the gas mileage - 37- 42 mpg makes up for it. The only complaint I have is the fit and finish. I have been to the dealer 3 times already with interior replacement issues. So far I have had to replace one broken sun visor, a door panel(rattles), and a seat frame (rattles). Unfortunately, a new noise/rattle pops up every day, depending on the temperature and conditions. I was hoping for a better fit & finish for a $19,000 vehicle.

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  Recommend a CPO Si - 2007 Honda Civic
  By New2Hondas - March 24 - 2:33 pm

  When car shopping, I found this vehicle to be the perfect combination of economy, performance, comfort, style, reliability and cost. I narrowed my search to Nissan Maxima and Honda Civic Si. The final battle was won for Honda when I found this car as Certified Pre-Owned with 100k warranty. A great car for a small family. Keeping the RPM between 3-5k makes for a civil driving experience in the city with respectable fuel mileage. Kickr up to 7 or 8k when you want VTEC to come out and play.

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  CNG Honda- feels good to drive - 2007 Honda Civic
  By aerodog - March 18 - 2:43 pm

  Cannot choose which I like more, driving by the gas stations with $5 per gal displayed, or looking at the exhaust pipe after 10,000 miles and it looks totally new! The "feel good" factor is strong..stronger than when I drove the Honda Insight, and far more comfortable too! The Civic body styling is light years ahead of the older Civic along with the functionality too. Only one complaint to those who are 510" or taller. That emergency brake hits you just below the right knee and after longer drives is a total pain! Think Im going to remove it, then all is very, very nice. Range is a little short, but my daily drives are not that far. In short, the US should get on the ball and CNG more.

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  Great Little Car - 2007 Honda Civic
  By dave - March 5 - 6:00 am

  I was driving an 00 Ford Escort and when I read the "noisy ride" Consumer Reports comments, I worried about the noise level. Alas, the Civic Hybrid is comparatively silent! I am getting 50+ MPG in town (flat Florida) with AC off, 47 with AC on. On the drive home from Ohio, I got 48. The transmission is so smooth I never notice the "shift". Wife (leadfoot) loves the speedometer placed right in the line of vision with big, well lit numerals. Braking is satisfactory (Accord is better). Acceleration surprisingly adequate but if you lead foot it, you pay in the MPG dept. The seats are OK. Its really fun to see how your driving habits affect your fuel economy (MPG display).

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  I never thought I would like it! - 2007 Honda Civic
  By 69*Goat - February 10 - 8:46 pm

  I just purchased a 2007 EX 2dr 5spd. All I can say is wow! I went from driving a big V-8 to this, and I am having a blast. This car is well mannered, and very fun to drive. When I test drove it, I was thoroghly surprised. I love the fact that I will be passing gas stations, instead of having to fill up every three days. I commute 24-28 miles a day and this thing has no problem getting up to speed with any of the other traffic around me. This car is very comfortable, and the stereo is great. Now my muscle car can rest in the garage during the week, while I drive this EX.

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  Limited Slip Differential: My new woman - 2007 Honda Civic
  By Bob_H - January 30 - 8:06 pm

  The car is amazing. You can take corners recommended for speeds at no more than 25 MPH at 65, and right when the car is about to jump out of line your VSA kicks in and pulls you back. Snow tires are a must as grip plummets when icy or snowy. 1st and 2nd gears are very snappy and when the VTEC hits it makes the sound of a raging banshee. The bucket seats cradle you and the sound system is extremely nice; much nicer than my fathers TSX and Mothers Ridgeline. The worst thing about the car is the 600 mile "keep it under 4 grand" break in! Its well worth it once you do start hitting the v-tec and the shift indicator is a nice addition. Overall a great car.

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  Glad to be a Civic owner again. - 2007 Honda Civic
  By Damian - January 20 - 12:40 pm

  This is my third Civic with other cars between. The car handles better then my Passat and my Mustang. The steering is very light and precise. I noticed a good 34 mpg with a mixed hwy/ city driving. And the best part is no more high grade fuel as with my VW.

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  Tires and lugnuts - 2007 Honda Civic
  By TKLK65@aol.com - January 12 - 7:23 am

  Great car. 32 mpg combined, 36 mpg highway. Only problem is tires lose air pressure fast-within a week two tires below 15 psi. I have to inflate all four to 32 psi every week. Also, only 9k on car and all lug nuts are rusting and staining the aluminum rims. Will be going to dealer on tires and lug nuts when I can.

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  Si 4dr - great car - 2007 Honda Civic
  By bf04 - January 10 - 9:16 pm

  First time buying Honda. I chose the Si since I wanted something of a sporty car. I really like the seats and I have never had as much fun driving a car as this one. Gas mileage is good, handling is great.

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  Recomended Buy - 2007 Honda Civic
  By New car great - January 7 - 9:16 pm

  Great car,well put together,excelent road manners. The mileage thus far about 40-45 mpg. Changed my driving style. I think better than Prius, only regret not buying the GPS system. Highly recomended!