so i got this used honda civic couple years back and honestly, it’s been pretty solid overall. i mean, some things to look out for tho. the air conditioning could be a bit iffy on older models, mine started getting weak last summer. also check the automatic transmission, people say it can be a pain.
And shifting gears, some civics dont like to shift smooth. mine did too at first but after some maintenance at the shop, it’s better now.
on a related note, did u hear about the info leaks from the AC? someone said they found a wet spot under the dashboard.
But i think that’s more rare than the usual issues. does ur civic have any quirks? curious if it’s common with newer ones too
I’ve got this buddy in Toronto who nabbed a used Honda Civic, and he’s been runnin’ into electrical issues. Battery dies, lights flicker like crazy, but the engine’s solid. People say Hondas last, but always check under the hood first. It’s got bells and whistles, but some of them don’t sing, ya know? Good luck huntin’!
I’ve had a few Honda Civics in the US, and they’ve mostly been solid. But watch out for the AC issues and transmission quirks, especially with those older 2008-2011 models. They’re known for random shutoff problems. Otherwise, the highway miles are really dependable, so it’s a sweet ride if you’re okay with some TLC. Found a few gremlins here and there but nothing earth-shattering.
I’ve bought a couple of used Honda Civics in Seattle, and they’ve mostly been solid but not perfect. Sometimes, the AC can act up or the infotainment system has glitches. The engine’s reliable but noticed a weird noise once near the timing belt area. Had a buddy with an early '10s model, and his had some issues with the rear suspension. Overall though, Civics hold up better than many, if you do your homework.
I’ve had 3 used Honda Civics here in Toronto, ngl they’re pretty solid. Minor issues with the underside rust and sunroof leaks are common, though. The resale value helps offset any repairs. Overall, pretty decent if you’re diligent in the checks!
I’ve bought a used Honda Civic in Toronto, and it’s mostly solid, but listen up. Rust can be a pain around the wheel wells, and electronics act up sometimes, especially after a few cold winters. I’ve seen a few with dodgy head gaskets, so get that checked. But they’re fun to drive, really reliable until the silver paint fades! Just be careful, yeah?
I’ve got a '08 Honda Civic from Canada—cool car but had an annoying head gasket problem. Common issue, but overall, solid ride! Also, check out the suspension; mine was iffy. Just a heads-up, folks!
I cracked up when my buddy’s Civic in Toronto chewed through transmissions like nobody’s biz. Guess those were common probz, especially around 1998 models. Just ace it wit’ a mechanic check-up thx to past issuez! Always check them clutch and exhaust vibes if ya catch my drift.
I’ve got a buddy in Toronto who got a used Honda Civic, and man, those cars held up real good. No surprised issues like I’ve heard of with other cars. Just had to fix the power steering once — guess that’s just normal wear and tear. Still, the brakes and tires can be finicky, especially if the previous owner drove all over. It’s been a solid ride though, easy on the wallet and reliable!
I’ve owned a used Honda Civic from Miami, and like many of you probably know, they tend to have worn-out suspension on the highways. Last summer, my ride felt like a boat needing some serious fixes! Their reliability’s a big win, but watch out for oil leaks and those random rattles. Still, they’re a solid choice overall—totally worth the cost!
I’ve got a buddy who bought a used Civic in Seattle, and the AC never worked right, had to replace that thrice. Odd noises from the suspension too. Regular maintenance was key, but these bits popped up often. Not everyone had such headaches, but seems common.
I’ve seen a bunch of used Honda Civics around the Midwest, and honestly, they’re pretty solid. I had one myself, and the biggest hiccup was that AC always going kaput around July. Plus, the 2nd gen models are sweet but watch the exhaust; seems like a small issue but gets annoying quick. But hey, they’re reliable and affordable cars in general down south and up north too!
I’ve had my Honda Civic in Vegas for years, and the tranny can be finicky, but it handles shifts like a boss! HVAC issues are common but easily fixed with some TLC. Overall, a solid ride if you know the quirks.
I’ve owned a used Honda Civic in Toronto, and found they’re reliable, but there’s a few things to watch out for. First, check the tires—miles seem to eat them quick. Also, I’ve seen the engine start making funny noises if the timing belt ain’t changed properly. Watch for leaks too, happens more than you’d think around these parts. But overall, they’re solid rides, just keep an eye on those details.
I’ve got a '06 Civic from Toronto. It’s generally solid, but those frequent oil changes are a must. Watch out for timing belts; mine snapped on me. Fuel pumps can be finicky too – one of my buddies had a mess with that. But overall, if you’re careful, they hold up pretty well!