The most reliable daily driver? | 2014 Honda Civic EX-L
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- The Most Reliable Sedan? | 2014 Honda Civic EX-L. Let's keep it short and simple. If you're looking to save a ton of money or just looking to have a sedan that will last you forever, look no further than this beautiful 2014 Honda Civic EX-L!
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0:00 Intro
0:25 Exterior
2:07 Interior
6:53 Engine & Specs
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I still own my Honda Civic 2014 EX model it has 110k miles and it’s still running like a beast no problems whatsoever. Always done it’s maintenance on time. This generation Honda was well built and really reliable. 😎
Hi there.. Did you change the transmission fluid? At 60K Miles?
Except for the battery which doesn't have enough CCA if you live in colder climate.
Awesome review! You go everything very well subscribed! Can’t wait to see the channel grow!
Can’t wait to get this as my first car 🚗.. God of Honda, come to my aid 🙌🏾
This is one of the cars I want as my first car
get a 2016 and up!
@@ashrick718 why?
@@corwaincyrus5 it’s a different gen (newer redesign; different platform) … this one in this video is crap. The wheels are thinner causing the car to sway at high speeds. The engine is fresh out of a vacuum cleaner. and the list goes on.
It would make sense to get a 2016 for a couple more dollars than this.
@@ashrick718 very funny and informative, Thanks. Is there any particular version of the 2016 accord that you recommend?
@@corwaincyrus5 I had a EX-L. Came with a 1.5T engine. It was the one right below the highest trim for that model year (the Touring trim).
I’d say to get one that has that engine. But if you’re not picky, get whatever you’d be comfortable with. That gen lasted til 2021 so your purchase of a 2016 won’t seem outdated. They’ve now made a new generation for 2022. Exterior is kind of lame though.
great video! super helpful
glad to say that im an early subscriber ill see you when you hit 1 million
We truly appreciate it!!
Awesome review!!!
My love for civics 😍
Mine is a 2005 w/118,000 miles on it. Still gets about 32-33 MPG. Some cosmetic stuff going because of age. Only around the 95K mark did it start to need more and more work on it besides oil changes, new tires and filter replacements.
It's also a stick shift. Which means it has a low rate of theft because kids today don't know how to drive a stick!
Aye man that’s awesome! Civics truly do last forever
Does yours have navigation? If yes, how do you update the navigation system or you just have to stuck with 2014 map
I have the coupe version of this car, absolutely love it, they’re great vehicles
Glad I could be your 200th subscriber! But love the video since I've been looking at getting a new car in the 10k range.
Ayy, thank you so much for the support! The Civic is definitely a great all around car, it wont disappoint!
I have a 2015 EX with CVT, has been reliable so far! 82k miles
I added some red seat covers to make it look nice🤗
Have you had issues with the transmission or the battery?
@@spidey3448 Currently at 98k miles since that comment, and no issues at all! I change the CVT fluid every 25k miles and I only changed the battery once when i first bought the car
@@dannyp9090 I’m torn between the non CVT’s because I hate the idea of changing the oil so frequently
I have 15 EXL. I almost traded it in recently, but I'm glad now that I decided not to.
I recently bought one. I used a Tacoma as a daily drive for the last 7 years, and I wanted to give her a break. This is a fun car I will admit, but imo it could use a little extra pep. Idk anything about modifying a vehicle for some additional HP, but im told Civics are very easy to tune, and all I would need is an exhaust and a better air flowing air intake system, and maybe a computer to calibrate the adjustments. Suppose that's true (which I have 0 idea if it is), if I change out the exhaust on the civic, its not going to sound like a weed wacker, is it? I dont want to draw attention, just add a little extra power is all
Purposely went with a 2013 EX-L to avoid CVT and lane watch.
Lane watch is quite helpful.
🙌🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
I would have liked to have heard how many miles on the car and if any problems with it.
‘12 & ‘13 still have the 5sp auto transmission, the later years cvt transmission are know to fail. It needs a dealership software update.
Considering this car
Sweet off white 5s bro they clean as fuck 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
i was thinking about buying one this week but ppl keep telling me this years transmission as a cvt sucks balls and it also has 190k miles so i passed
I peep the shoes 👀
does it have an outlet for a charger?
I got this 2015 Exl with navi last year for 18k. It only had 4 hundreds miles on it, practically brand new from CarMax. I'm shocked to see that the same company is asking 22k for the same car without navi and with 40k plus miles. I think I am lucky.
Inflation smh now its even worse especially with these gas prices smh Hondas and toyotas are overpriced. Looking at one with 70 k miles for 14 k 😩 plus the financing smh. Its the ex, cheapest one i have found smh
I got one now.. and still
Owe $18,000.00 and it got 55,000.00 miles on it..😎
What about a 2014 Civic EX 5spd manual Transmission? Any thoughts anyone reliable? Non CVT of course with the upgrades.
I've heard the 5 speeds from Honda are great, a manual will always be more reliable then an automatic, but you do have to worry about replacing the clutch if your hard on it.
I have one and it’s really good. No issues at all. Best car I’ve had. Highly recommend. Can’t go wrong. Mines at 140,000 and gets driven hard everyday and never had an issue.
a really informative video, thanks! i have one question though, at 6:10 you say "not fully automatic" for rear windows, what do you mean by that?
he means you will need to hold the button down the whole time for the window to go down, with automatic you could click the button down and release and the window will keep going down.
@@wakawakawaka9366 thank you!
I already own this car but just think that I own the LX because in Pakistan there is Oriel and Non Oriel Instead of LX and EX and mine is a non Oriel Manual Honda Civic 2014 but the change of the 2012 Civic wasn't brought to Pakistan. I wish I had the Japanese Version of This car as well
Need advice anyone please??? I can't decide between a 2012 Scion Tc auto, 120k miles or a 2012 Honda Civic LX w Manual Transmission, 88k miles. I like the idea of a Honda with lower mileage even though it's slow and not sporty look. The Tc is faster as far as hp goes and looks better than the Civic LX but the 2 doors might make car insurance higher. I just want a fun daily, driver car and yes, I considered a Civic Si but they're out of my budget and most are high mileage or heavily modded. Let me know your thoughts??? Thx
HONDA MORE POWER/ NO TRANSMISSION FLUID.😄
Do u have a 2015 ex-l civic?
Thanks for the video. I’m thinking about buying this exact year and trim. One car has 12.7k miles. (Multiple owners , lease etc). The other 74k. 1 owner. Love the idea of fully loaded, and the CVT is supposed to be better for gas mileage than the 2012/13 5 speed auto.
Did you get either car?
@@antwon3198 I ended up getting the HF trim and the 13’ model. Turns out 5A is more reliable than CVT. And it only had 33.8k miles on it! Will say this is a terrible time to buy a car lol. 18 and change with a 11% interest rate. But this car is capable of 500K+ on original drive train if taken care of so it’s well worth it.
I just got my 2015 civic exl at 80,000 miles any recommendations you have as far as maintenance
Use Mobil 1 Extended Performance 0W20 to get excellent fuel economy. This car really likes it.
I have a '99 Civic that I bought new. I just bought a 2014 Civic (5 speed manual) and was horrified. My 99 is a thousand times more comfortable (I'm thinking about taking the seats out of the 99 and putting them in the 2014). There is FAR more room inside the 99. The 99 handles better on the highway. And the 99 has almost 300k on it, still running great...After 24 years. I couldn't find a low mileage 99 to buy now in 2023 so I bought the 2014 because it was the highest rated year in the 2010's. Wow these new cars are junk.
I bought a 2013 Civic off the show room floor. I can confirm what you said.
Is there much difference between the EX and the EX-L
only difference is the EX-L has leather seats
And nav
And added heated seats.
start push button is a problem
I’ve got the same car in blue, the clear coat on my roof is already going to shit. I should mention I live in Arizona though and the heat/ sunlight out here is no joke.
you should do a ceramic coat job
Show us the Gas ⛽️
Those came with a cvt transmission 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
My honda civic LX only been getting 25.4 MPG not sure why.
I get 39 mpg, but mine is a hybrid
I live in NY so there's a lot of stop and go. I average 25.9 mpg on my EX-L.
@@sv991311 must be nice
Use Mobil 1 Extended Performance 0W20 Synthetic oil. This car likes it.
Engine bay?
Never mind! Lmao
I have a 2014 Ex-L love it but the damned CVT transmission went out! 73k miles and stopped it. Will probably look for something else. Disappointed! 😞
Really? im at 93k in my 15 ex-l transmission seems to work fine other than being a little slow off the line. Did you notice any problems beforehand, was the cvt fluid ever flushed they are known to need it frequently
You sure it was your transmission? What were your symptoms? I THOUGHT my 2014 Civic EX-L 72k miles transmission was bad. It became very slow when 0-60. Felt like it was dying at 35 and it started jerking. The engine even died on me a few times when making a few U-turns. until I checked to clean my MAF and found out I had a hole in the airflow tube. 20 replacement and cleaned the throttle and maf. It drives excellent again.
Ex-L is not the highest trim...
Si is
AC sucks do!
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