Honda Civic advice
05-15-2006, 08:00 PM
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Honda Civic advice
Anybody know much about Honda Civics? My wife and I are in a pickle. We're at the point where we're watching for a "newer" car. Not a fender flapper, but not something brand new. Musts: fuel economy, reliability, and durability.
We've been looking at the Honda Civics. 2004 and older with low miles. Seem affordable, and from what I can tell they have an excellent reliability factor.
We came across a 2004 Civic four door, automatic, a/c, cruise, CD, black ext., and gray interior. $9,900. 20,000 miles. Seems like a great price. I'm just a little gun-sky, I guess.
BTW, the Bonnie isn't going anywhere. It'll be my daily driver. She'* got 150K, however.
We've been looking at the Honda Civics. 2004 and older with low miles. Seem affordable, and from what I can tell they have an excellent reliability factor.
We came across a 2004 Civic four door, automatic, a/c, cruise, CD, black ext., and gray interior. $9,900. 20,000 miles. Seems like a great price. I'm just a little gun-sky, I guess.
BTW, the Bonnie isn't going anywhere. It'll be my daily driver. She'* got 150K, however.
05-15-2006, 08:32 PM
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sound slike a good deal to me, my dealership has a 1999 civic coupe with like 70k miles and want $12,000 for it, it'* been there for months and i doubt itll be going anywhere cause of the price, so compared tot hat, the civic ur looking at is a steal
05-15-2006, 09:10 PM
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Originally Posted by ga93sle
Seriously, though, what about a L27 Bonne? I still get 30hwy.
Just buy a bike....
05-15-2006, 09:12 PM
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Originally Posted by fuelforthesoul1999
Originally Posted by ga93sle
Seriously, though, what about a L27 Bonne? I still get 30hwy.
Just buy a bike....
05-16-2006, 12:39 AM
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vital the way you maintain your cars you'll get at least 200k miles out of that car without breaking a sweat. parts are readily available too...
05-16-2006, 07:16 AM
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You guys remember my red 91 Civic DX? Well over a 1/4 million miles, and still kicking for the new owner.
They're not TOUGH, but they're reliable when not abused. They're not really easy to work on. Quite cramped in comparison to the Bvilles, but not impossible.
They're not TOUGH, but they're reliable when not abused. They're not really easy to work on. Quite cramped in comparison to the Bvilles, but not impossible.