The Civic is Honda’s compact car that is offered in sedan and coupe versions. First introduced as a small, inexpensive hatchback in 1972, the Civic has increased in size during its lifetime while continuing to offer excellent fuel economy. The car is well put together and is worth the extra money. I would tell anyone to buy this car that is looking for car. It is amazing, I will buy another one in a few years because it has alot of miles on it already.
The seventh-generation Civic arrived as a 2001 model and the Civic Si returned for 2002. The Civic Hybrid was added as a 2003 model and features gas-electric hybrid technology. The entire Civic line was all-new for 2006. For 2007, the Civic Si added a sedan version for the first time ever.
The seventh-generation Civic arrived as a 2001 model and the Civic Si returned for 2002. The Civic Hybrid was added as a 2003 model and features gas-electric hybrid technology. The entire Civic line was all-new for 2006. For 2007, the Civic Si added a sedan version for the first time ever.
Very comfortable vehicle with great gas mileage. Fun and easy to drive. The clutch makes shifting nearly effortless. The Civic has responsive handling and a steady, compliant ride. Road noise is pronounced. The 1.8-liter engine returned 28 mpg with the automatic and 31 mpg with the manual. The hybrid returned 37 mpg overall. Standard safety equipment includes ABS and curtain air bags, but ESC is only available on the EX-L, Hybrid, and Si. Crash-test results are impressiveGreat sound system and steering. Lots of interior space for its size. If you plan to do a lot of parallel parking: Be warned, you cannot see where this car begins or ends when you're sitting in it. Thank goodness for its snub-nosed shape! Leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to wet weather. I'm curious as to how it will perform this winter. Also, I'm wondering why there are no rear winshield wipers. Over all, I'd still recommend this car if you want something fun that will save you gas $$ and will last a long time
