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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  • good car- but some minor issues - 2010 Honda Civic
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    The biggest complaint I have about this car is that I spent extra money for the leather and it has not been very durable. I have several rips- and a big one in the drivers arm rest. I take VERY good care of my car- oil changes, all scheduled maintenance ect. Now that I have 115,000 miles, I notice some loss of power and hard shifting. I also recently had to replace a motor mount ($400!) I seem to go through brakes quickly. On the positive side, with some snow tires it does well in the snow and I am overall very happy with this being a daily driver. It also handles very well on the turnpike and gets decent MPG.

  • From 94 to 2001/1994 much better year - 2001 Honda Civic
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    Had this car for a year and traded up to the Accord. The 2001 Civic had a suspension change (2000 ?) Rougher ride, Noiser ride. Not impressed. Dealership was awful, did not buy my Accord through them.

  • Good transportation, not exciting - 2002 Honda Civic
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    Nice car, but not as good as I expected. Safe, adequate transportation but lacking on the excitement scale and not built as well as Id expect. Quality, reliability and assembly as not very good so far, not what youd expect from a Honda.

  • Inherited a Civic and Love it - 1993 Honda Civic
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    I have had my Civic for almost a year. My mother bought it new in 1993 and growing up with it Ive learned to appreciate it. It has 87,000 miles on it and hasnt had a major problem yet. The acceleration is great for a 4 cylinder and it drives like a mini racer car. Im 18 and for my first car only a Benz would have been better. haha

  • Great buy - 2003 Honda Civic
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    I purchased mine in Aug 2004 with only 3400 miles on it. Excellent choice for my 40 mile highway commute. Im seeing a steady 38 mpg. Very happy to find a car w/o AC or electric windows..always a costly maintenance issue. Excellent build quality inside and out. Fun to drive. I gave up the utility of a Ford Ranger for the economy and reliability..absolutley no regrets. I would like to see the sedan get the HX package

  • Great Car - 2005 Honda Civic
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    I have owned approx. 15 different cars from BMW to Ford. This is my second Civic. My first I sold after 8 years of problem free driving. This Civic has all the bells and whistles and I couldnt be happier. I am a value shopper and this has the be the best car for the money. Quality and value all in one.

  • Ill never drive a regular car again - 2007 Honda Civic
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    Once youve driven a hybrid, there really is no reason to drive a regular car again. The gas mileage is better, its cleaner, and saves you money. Why anyone would turn down a hybrid is a mystery to me. I average 47 mpg combined city/hwy. Hybrids, like any car, force you to try to get the mileage by driving sensibly. Just by keeping freeway speeds under 70 rather than my usual 75-85 added 6 or 7 mpg to my average. You have to want it and be conscious of it to achieve the high mpg range.

  • love my little civic - 1995 Honda Civic
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    When i bought my Civic 2 months ago it had 107,000 miles on it. the car, when new, had a proposed 125hp, i had the car dynod after a few upgrades and it topped off at 141hp @ 6800RPMs. not bad for a >100k mile car. my only problem is that the automatic tranny changes gears roughly...although this is a known problem with this model civic...and some auto tranny lube and conditioner helps dramatically.

  • The Other Side of the New Honda Civic - 2001 Honda Civic
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    the alignment of the door and the window. It rattles . I especially HATE the rear suspension! I couldnt believe how soft and annoying it was ! But after a 22000mile abuse, I kind of improve this problem. The wind noise is terrible, you can even hear the rain drop from drivers window. Well, it is nature. I know. From time to time, I will push my car to nearly 90 or 100 miles in Pennsylvania. Get rid of the sluggish and jerky Firestone. I felt the change as soon as I replaced them with two pairs of Goodyear HP. But then, it costs me another 4 hundred something. This car is ok overall.Not that bad.

  • Happy Honda Owner - 1996 Honda Civic
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    This is a very good car. Its reliable and fun to drive. I initially purchased the car for my daughter. She drove it for the first 20,000 miles. I took it over after two years. I have been driving the car for 80,000 miles. I have not had any problems. The car is ready for its 100,000 mile service and I look forward to the next 100,000 miles.

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